Drew Garst
In 1970, Apollo 13 astronauts Jim Lovell, John Swigert, and Fred Haise were thrust into a life and death situation after a routine cryogenic stir caused an explosion on their craft while on their way to the moon. With time as their enemy, the three astronauts worked with support from the ground to pull off the unimaginable. Through ingenuity and resourcefulness, they made…
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Darci Hernandez
Primary Care as we know it will be changed forever by COVID-19. It has and will continue to impact the care delivery model for medical groups, independent physicians, and community health centers. As of March 30th, at least 30 states and the District of Columbia have issued stay-at-home orders….
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Drew Garst
By now most of us are familiar with the “flatten the curve” diagram. The diagram also shows the curve relative to healthcare system capacity. In response to that, there is a lot of discussion right now about how the United States needs to increase hospital capacity to deal with the coronavirus….
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Michael Williams
There’s a lot of conversation about patient experience and satisfaction, but we’d like to take the time to let you know it’s important to make sure your staff is happy too. We feel that staff satisfaction ultimately leads to better care, safety, engagement, performance, and improved patient experience. There have…
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Developed during the second half of the 20th century, the Toyota Production System (TPS) is one of the most celebrated methods for quickly identifying and correcting issues that could lead to faulty production. It has benefited from years of continuous improvement which allow for increased quality and efficiency while eliminating waste….
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