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Comment on Podcast #171 – Chad Walters (@LeanBlitz), Lean in Sports by My Guest Post @LeanBlitz – Baseball and Warnings — Lean Blog

[...] friend Chad Walters has contributed guest posts to my blog (and has been a podcast guest) and I’m happy to return the favor with a guest post on his site: “Guest Post: A Clown [...]

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Comment on Negligent People or a Bad System Leading to Surgical Errors? by Guest Post: A Clown Post About Bryce Harper and Warnings | Lean Blitz – Do it better.

[...] In the case of serious surgical errors, it’s apparent how warning signs would probably not be effective. If they were, we could just post a bunch of signs everywhere, including one that says, “Warning! Don’t operate on the wrong side of the patient’s brain” – as errors like this occur all too often. [...]

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Comment on A Lean Guy Visits Scott & White Hospital – Leader Standard Work, Huddles, and Lean Culture by Mark Graban

Thanks for sharing that, Bart!

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Comment on A Lean Guy Visits Scott & White Hospital – Leader Standard Work, Huddles, and Lean Culture by Bart Sellers

Scott & White presented at the 2012 Healthcare Systems Process Improvement Conference. Their presentation on Strategy Deployment demonstrated the thoroughness of their approach. Their presentation is available through the SHS newsletter (no sign-up needed).

http://archive.constantcontact.com/fs055/1101700049774/archive/1109455209040.html

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Comment on A Lean Guy Visits Scott & White Hospital – Leader Standard Work, Huddles, and Lean Culture by Dean Bliss

Scott & White is an organization that gets it, with leadership that understands. I worked there for a few months, and I enjoyed every minute (well, except for the 100 degree heat).

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