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The capability of a process is the extent to which it can consistently produce the expected output. It is a separate concept from the means of measuring it and there is more to it than the Cp and Cpk.
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Thanks as always to Ryan McCormick for this… there's always so much good reading, listening, and viewing shared here by him! Healthcare – Creating Value for Patients What have doctors learned about treating Covid-19 in the last year? Plenty. Some improvements were as simple as getting patients on their stomachs instead of their backs. 1 year […]
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"Luck is where opportunity meets preparation." — SenecaAs St Patrick's Day approaches it often brings to mind the idea...
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Scroll down for video, how to subscribe, and more My guest for Episode #405 is Deondra Wardelle, CEO of her own company and one of the hosts of next week's virtual KataCon7 event. She is, among other things, a Visionary, Coach, Strategist, Speaker, Consultant, Kata Geek, Leader of the #RootCauseRacism Movement. Her mission is developing […]
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How patient and intentional are you? I don’t know about you, but oftentimes I find it incredibly difficult to be patient or to slow down. In our fast paced days and times of crisis, it can get easy to be swept up in the mindset that everything must happen “now”! Yet, I’ve come to realize […]
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What does the word “kaizen” mean to you? You likely know the word kaizen to mean “continuous improvement” or just “improvement”. Perhaps you first heard the term associated with doing a “kaizen event” or project. When I moved to Japan in 2015 I was fascinated to learn about the origins of the concepts of the […]
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Scroll down for video, how to subscribe, and more My guest for Episode #404 is Nate Hurle, a Senior Director of Enterprise Continuous Improvement at Cleveland Clinic. He was previously a guest on Episode 282. He was also recently a virtual keynote speaker for the Society for Health Systems annual conference. Today, Nate shares stories […]
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Today, I'd like to share some recent episodes from these two podcast series… Habitual Excellence Here are some of the latest episodes from this podcast that I host for Value Capture. Dr. David Mayer: A Moon Shot for Zero Patient Harm Why “CSI Winona” is a Powerful Method for Improvement: Rachelle Schultz Leah Binder: Covid, […]
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Total Productive Maintenance (TPM) is the best known framework for organizing maintenance. In this post I would like to dig deeper into its ideas and how it works. The principles of TPM are often arranged as “eight pillars,” although there are different views of what these eight pillars are. Let me give you an overview ... Read more
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