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Although creating and maintaining healthy organizational cultures in times of adversity is challenging, it is critical in order that people can dev...
What I’ve learned is that, although part of our capacity to deal with the unknown is innate, a larger portion is learned. Those who develop this “u...
In fast-moving and uncertain situations, leaders face questions they may not even have answers to. But communicating early and often with key stake...
The coronavirus crisis, like every crisis, is unfolding over an arc of time with a beginning, middle and end. The actions of executives and their t...
Launching a major transformation effort is a common way for business leaders to get ahead of the competition. But too many of these efforts fail; m...
Philanthropy is nothing new in the family of Major General Elder Granger, MD, FACP, FACHE, CPE, FACPE, MG, who recently sponsored 55 med students f...
In identifying a top performer’s development needs, you can sometimes feel like you’re nitpicking, or being demanding. In addition, top performers ...
In the book, "Quality Care, Affordable Care: How Physicians Can Reduce Variation and Lower Healthcare Costs," Dr. Lawrence Shapiro explains how by ...
Dr. Angela Gatzke-Plamann didn’t fully grasp her community’s opioid crisis until one desperate patient called on a Friday afternoon in 2016.
For businesses today, cyber risk is everywhere. Yet for all the investments companies have made to secure their systems and protect customers, many...
Broadly speaking, beauty bias concerns the favorable treatment that individuals receive when they are deemed more attractive, regardless of whether...
Kristie Flowers had been sick with the flu for four or five days in July before the 52-year-old registered nurse from Genoa, Colo., acknowledged sh...
