Principles and Behaviors of Organizational Excellence Virtual Workshop
Are your improvement efforts yielding short-term gains? Has your journey been all about the tools? In this learning session, participants will explore two architectural methods for improvement: 1. Tool-based architecture, and 2. Principle-based architecture. Both are necessary in the evolution of culture. Few organizations build on what they have previously learned – that tools alone are not enough, that people need to understand the “WHY” behind the “HOW,” or the “principle-based architecture” behind a lean transformation.
You will discover the key concepts behind The Shingo Model TM, which has guided lean transformations in many industries for more than 25 years and is now being applied in healthcare. During this program, participants will learn how other healthcare organizations are making this transition. Learn practical method and a framework to accelerate to world-class organization performance and organizational excellence through the appropriate application of lean principles, systems, and tools. You will also understand why lean transformations are about more than the application of tools – they are about transforming the culture.
At the conclusion of this activity, participants should be better able to:
- Describe the difference between principle-based and tool-based organizational evolution.
- Define the principles of organizational excellence.
- Discuss the models for acceleration and sustainability of organizational evolution.
- Apply the principles of organizational excellence to your leadership behaviors.
- Explore a methodology for building principle-based systems.
Schedule: Wednesday, February 16 from 9:30am-12:30pm CT and Thursday, February 17 from 1-4pm CT
Registration Fees: $999 per person
*Discounts available to Catalysis Healthcare Value Network members. Contact us at events@createvalue.org for more information.
Target Audience: Clinical and nonclinical leaders across the healthcare industry, including physicians, nurses, and healthcare executives
CE Credits: This educational activity is jointly provided by AXIS Medical Education and Catalysis
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