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TP137 - Getting Your Hospital to Act Like a Startup

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A common mantra organizations hear when transforming themselves to become digital first is to “act more like a start-up.” But what does that actually mean? In this episode, hosts Chris Boyer and Reed Smith discuss the characteristics that larger organizations should embrace to become more like a start-up, including cultural and workplace design efforts. They also discuss challenges that start-ups face when working with health systems, and share some innovative successes health systems have seen by acting more agile and adept. They are joined by Rodney Reider, Partner at KA-Ventures, on his experience working within health systems and designing an innovative culture.  Mentions from the Show:Act Like a Startup - MIT Sloan Management Review articleHow To Build A Startup Culture In A Big Organization - Work Design MagazineHealthcare startups struggle to navigate a business world that’s set up for them to fail - TechcrunchHealthcare Innovation - 10 Recent Examples Of Powerful Innovation In Healthcare - Forbes.comRodney Reider on LinkedInRodney Reider on TwitterMedicom Webinar - Active Listening2019 Mayo Clinic Social Media Network Annual Conference 2019 Healthcare Internet Conference Find Us Online: Touchpoint podcast TwitterReed Smith TwitterChris Boyer TwitterChris Boyer websiteSocial Health Institute Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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