Following a Proven Path to Success

Topics:
Change Management
Tags:
American College Of Physician Executives,
Patient,
Physician
Source:
American College of Physician Executives

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Overview: Change is difficult and failure rates for change initiatives are high, often exceeding 65 percent. Health care is no exception, and the cost of unsuccessful initiatives - such as patient safety, physician relations, new information technology - may well be beyond our ability to pay in either dollars or lives. While there is no single right approach to tackling change, following a systematic, sequential process developed by others who have effectively traveled through similar territory increases your likelihood of success.

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Format: PDF | Size: 55KB | Date: Jun 2005 | Pages: 2


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