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Dec 19, 2024 9 min

Developing learning areas to improve and sustain performance, Part 3

from Modern Practice Podcast Hosted by Dr. Tom Villanueva and Vizient Medical Leadership Team

On this final episode of a three-part series, Tomas finishes his discussion with two experts on high-reliability organizations who examine the crucial role of learning areas in the success of top performers. High-performing organizations take care of not only their patients but their staff and indeed enable staff to be at their best. Host: Tomas Villanueva, DO, MBA, FACPE, SFHM Senior Principal, Performance Improvement Consulting Vizient Guests: Suzanne Miller, MSN, RN Senior Consulting Director, Reliability and Management Systems Vizient Katerie Chapman, MHA Senior Principal, Safe and Reliable Healthcare Vizient Show Notes: [00:54] Need for change-ready units in the organization [01:32] Overcome the perception “this is one more thing” [03:17] Example: skeptical ICU nurse – “This is going to fail” [04:56] Taking a phased approach [05:37] Measuring success of learning areas: the benchmarks to use 06:22] Excited staff members Links | Resources: To contact Modern Practice: [email protected] Vizient Safe and Reliable Healthcare site: Click here Suzanne’s email: [email protected] Katerie’s email: [email protected] Subscribe Today! Apple Podcasts Amazon Podcasts Android Spotify RSS Feed

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