With AI advances, and younger generations’ preference for more digital, on-demand services, it’s only a matter of time before hybrid becomes a dominant force in the healthcare industry.
With AI advances, and younger generations’ preference for more digital, on-demand services, it’s only a matter of time before hybrid becomes a dominant force in the healthcare industry.
Leaders that encourage team members to speak up, make suggestions and report mistakes will position their organizations for much greater success.
To truly take advantage of AI and other advanced tools, healthcare leaders must fully examine and intentionally influence how their people interact with newly adopted tools.
With CEO turnover accelerating and leadership trust eroding, succession planning is no longer optional—it’s a strategic imperative.
Changing your culture is critical to making the most of the technology.
Today’s healthcare leaders need to adjust the lens through which they view and understand adoption initiatives.
For many C-suite executives, exits represent rare, even once-in-a-lifetime liquidity events, making it challenging to anticipate potential pitfalls.
Leaders need to engage with their people differently to foster greater levels of trust, and they need the trust of their people to reach their mission-critical goals.
The best healthcare executives and investors pair these initiatives with coaching to drive performance.
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