Ready to Create an Organization of Problem Solvers? Employ a Strategy of Operational Excellence.

In today's dynamic healthcare landscape, dynamic healthcare landscape, operational excellence is critical for creating sustainable, high-quality outcomes.

In this webinar, Leroy Love and Lori Wightman, experts in Health Care Operational Excellence, will discuss proven strategies to empower leaders and the workforce, enabling them to be effective problem solvers and facilitate necessary change.

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Attend this free webinar to learn how operational excellence can empower you and your team with a new mindset, creating an organization of problem solvers.

Attend this webinar to learn more about:

  • Proven Strategies to Enhance Health Care Efficiency: Explore validated strategies tailored for the healthcare sector that have successfully reduced operational costs while elevating the quality of patient care.
  • Empower Health Care Leaders and Teams with a Transformational Mindset and Tools: Learn how to cultivate a culture of continuous improvement among health care leaders and frontline teams. Discover tools and methodologies that empower health care professionals to navigate challenges more effectively.
  • Enhance Work Environments to Retain Healthcare Workforce: Understand the crucial connection between a positive work environment, staff satisfaction and improved patient outcomes. Explore how operational excellence contributes to fostering a supportive atmosphere in health care settings.
  • Understand the value of partnerships to reshape healthcare for the future. In an era of high pressure, low margins, and limited budgets, partnerships can facilitate the needed team development to improve outcomes.

About the Speakers

Leroy Love
Washington University in St. Louis
James McKelvey School of Engineering
Program Director and Professor
Health Care Operational Excellence

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About the Speakers

Lori Wightman DNP, RN, NEA‐BC, PCC, FAONL
Washington University in St. Louis
James McKelvey School of Engineering
Assistant and Professor
Health Care Operational Excellence

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