Two roads to lower cost and risk.
Healthcare organizations around the globe are looking for cost and risk reductions, and many clinical services, pharmaceutical and biotech organizations are finding them through the mindset and toolset of Continuous Improvement.
Some get there by launching new programs with plenty of fanfare. Others quietly train their entire workforce to spot waste, variation and defects, so improvements are found and made every day. Both approaches are saving time and money. In this webinar, Anne Foley walks through the critical success factors of each, so you can choose the right path for your organization.
What You’ll Learn
In this webinar, we’ll explore:
The Mindset of Continuous Improvement
- New Program?
- Proactive versus Reactive
- Improvement is Fun
- The Blame Game Must Stop
- You Won’t Fix What You Can’t See
The Toolset of Continuous Improvement
- Team Facilitation
- Align Problem to Structure
- Poka-Yoke (Mistake-Proofing)
- Root Cause Analysis
Anne F. Foley, LSSMBB, PMP
Trainer and Consultant, Corporate Education Group
Anne F. Foley, LSSMBB, PMP, is an author, speaker and training consultant with Corporate Education Group.
For 25 years she has used data to uncover the root causes of defects and non-value-added activities in processes, applying data collection and analysis to decisions ranging from the routine to the complex.
An energetic, interactive trainer, Anne has led virtual and traditional classes, workshops and conferences for 18 years.