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Whether it’s starting a new fitness routine or taking on a new leadership role, your first priority should be to seek out advice from experts, says Michael Saad, who discusses the parallels between the two situations.
When it comes to the disruptors entering the healthcare market, the question CIOs should be asking isn’t how can we compete with them, but how can we partner with them, says Debbie Cancilla.
The goal is the same: to improve the delivery of care. But how IT and clinicians believe it can be achieved – and what they perceive to be the key obstacles – can be as different as night and day. So how can leaders close the gap?
The reality is, not everyone responds to love and kindness – some need to be called on the carpet when their behavior crosses a line, says Anthony Guerra. And a strong leader must be willing to make that call.
Perhaps the most important advantage of having already been through an Epic implementation? You’ve already learned “what the cycles and trends are,” and know how to navigate them, says CIO Debbie Cancilla.
