Part I: The Framework for Operations: Continuous Alignment of Person, Place and Process
Date
April 10, 2019
Sustainable and effective health center operations are achieved when there is alignment between people, process and place. Due to the ever-changing healthcare environment including a shift to team-based and integrated care, we cannot make decisions in isolation. This session will introduce the concept of decision-making and change through the lens of continuously aligning people, process and place.
Speaker
Chief Executive Officer, Coleman Associates
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