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by Nancy M Schlichting


  matching values with, 16-17

  money as motive in, 17

  taking risks in, 1-17

  of women, 99-101

  Catholic Health Initiatives, 8, 16, 21

  change. See also turnarounds

  Baldrige process as mechanism for, 43

  creating symbols of, 34

  tolerance for, 55-56

  Chester, Jack, 7, 8

  child-care centers, 92

  chronic conditions, 122

  civil rights movement, 95-97

  cognitive diversity, 105

  College for Creative Studies, 70-71

  comaraderie, 31-32

  comfort zone, getting out of, 12-14

  Commission on Care, 138-139

  common ground, finding, 122-124

  communication

  about goals, 85-87

  innovation and, 66

  interdisciplinary teams and, 27-28

  listening in, 91, 92

  safety and, 85

  in turnarounds, 28-30

  community

  diversity and, 103, 104

  finding common ground with, 122-124

  involving in innovation, 70-71

  partnerships with, 114-119

  performance and, 50

  serving, 119-122

  volunteer opportunities in, 89-90

  Community Giving Campaign, 89

  Community Health Needs Assessment, 120

  competition, 69, 102

  confidence, 9, 12-13, 53-54, 88-90

  Connelly, Jim, 26-27, 118, 125-126

  consistency, 79

  context, 86-87

  continuous improvement, 53-54, 66-67

  control, relinquishing, 83-84

  Conway, William, 47, 49, 53

  core beliefs, disrupting, 55-56

  core competencies, 58

  Corporate Nurse Executive Council, 45

  Coticchia, Mark, 64

  courage, 9, 12

  Cronin, Connie, 45

  culture

  diversity and, 104

  focus on people in, 77

  innovation supported by, 59-61, 64-73

  leadership fit with, 136

  managing, 73

  mergers and, 126-127, 128-130

  of performance excellence, 44-46

  quality focus in, 42

  of safety, 48

  in turnarounds, 30-32

  values and, 16-17

  victim mentality in, 51-52

  D

  da Vinci system, 35-36

  decision making

  communicating about, 28-30

  respecting people in, 80

  vision and, 32-33

  DeGeneres, Ellen, 63

  delivery models, 63

  demographic changes, 119-120

  depression care, 47

  Detroit, 113-124

  auto industry and, 114-115

  caring for community in, 119-122

  diversity in, 103

  economic conditions in, 56, 116-119

  finding common ground with, 122-124

  health care as asset to, 115-119

  incentives to live in, 117

  infant mortality in, 120-121

  obesity and malnutrition in, 121-122

  patient attrition and, 33-34

  Detroit College for Creative Studies, 64

  Detroit Institute of Art, 90

  Detroit Medical Center, 117

  Detroit Receiving Hospital, 90

  Detroit Regional Infant Mortality Reduction Task Force, 121

  Detroit Symphony, 90

  development, 87

  diagnosis-related group (DRG) system, 20

  dialysis, 66-67

  differentiation, 3

  difficult people, learning from, 11-12

  Dillard, Wanda, 106

  disruptions, 19-20, 36-38. See also turnarounds

  of core beliefs, 55-56

  innovation and, 58-61

  listening to, 55-73

  diversity, 95-111, 137

  career obstacles and, 6-9

  defining broadly, 104-105

  intentional cultivation of, 110-111

  from interdisciplinary teams, 27-28, 64

  stakeholder, 108-109

  support structures for, 107-108

  value of, 102-103

  DiversityInc, 110

  Dole, Elizabeth, 11

  Duggan, Mike, 119

  Duke University Comprehensive Cancer Center, 3

  Dulchavsky, Scott, 64, 90

  E

  education. See also training

  in employee safety, 82

  performance and, 50-51

  efficiency, 43-46

  electronic medical records (EMR), 44, 130-131

  Employee Health Clinics, 82

  employee resource groups (ERGs), 107-108

  employees

  caring for, 78, 80-83

  engaging, 34-35

  focusing on, 75-93

  getting buy-in from, 85-87

  hiring and recruiting, 67-68, 110-111, 124

  as innovators, 67-68

  layoffs of, 24-25, 28-30, 79-80

  morale of, 34-35, 56

  recognition for, 91-92

  respecting, 78-80

  setting up for success, 83-88, 87-88

  training and development for, 87, 107-110

  underutilized, 105-106

  empowerment, 67-68

  enabling, 83-84

  engagement

  innovation and, 69-70

  in turnarounds, 34-35

  volunteerism and, 89-90

  entrepreneurship, 73, 118-119. See also innovation

  e-prescribing, 60

  expansion, 46

  F

  failure

  attutide toward, innovation and, 71-73

  creating safe environments for, 85

  family

  balancing work and, 17, 82-83

  diversity in, 104

  support from, 15-16

  women’s careers and, 100

  favoritism, 84

  fears, facing, 12-14

  finance, 12, 13

  innovation in health care and, 58, 63-64

  as performance pillar, 51

  quality and, 52-53

  First National Bank of Ohio, 6, 100

  flexibility, 104

  focus

  on people, 24-25, 28-30, 50, 75-93, 78-80

  problem-solving lens in, 65-67, 125

  on quality, 36-37, 40-54

  Ford, Bill, 42, 126

  Ford, Henry, 2

  business philosophy of, xv

  on efficiency, 43-44

  failures of, 72

  focus on people by, 76-77

  hospital founded by, 22-23

  innovation by, 59

  late success of, 17

  as leadership role model, xv-xvi, 11

  on quality, 42

  on readiness, 36

  safety procedures by, 46

  on tradition and new leaders, 57

  Fordism, xv

  Ford Motor Company, 42, 46, 72

  G

  Gallup Q12 survey, 87-88

  gay people, 7-9, 96-99, 138

  gender diversity, 6-7, 99-101

  General Motors, 60, 118-119

  Generation With Promise, 121-122

  Genesis containers, 62

  Gibson, Sloan, 138-139

  Gilbert, Al, 4-5, 8, 10-11, 105, 132

  Gilbert, Dan, 119

  Global Health Initiative, 72

  goals, getting buy-in on, 85-87

  governance, 129

  Great Recession of 2008, 125-126

  Groth, Tom, 34

  growth

  funding, 52

  investing for, 32-36

  performance and, 50

  H

  Hall, Veronica, 45

  head count, 75-76

  Health Alliance Plan, 22, 34, 128

  health care

  caring for community in, 119-122<
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  consolidation in, 127

  cultural complexity in, 137

  in Detroit, as asset, 115-119

  efficiency in, 43-46

  financial incentives in, 52-53

  focus on people in, 77-78

  inflection points in, 19-21

  innovation in, 58-61

  interest groups in, 58-59

  leading indicators in, 37-38

  performance in, 49-51

  quality in, 40

  safety in, 46-48

  health kiosks, 71

  Heart Walk, 89, 90

  Hempstead, David, 127

  Henry Ford Early College, 122-123

  Henry Ford Health System (HFHS), 4

  anticipation of future threats at, 36-37

  attracting patients to, 33-34

  Baldrige award to, 39-54

  Beaumont merger with, 126-130

  caring for community in, 119-122

  culture at, 30-32, 64-71, 126-127, 128-130

  in Detroit’s economic development, 117-119

  difficulties facing, 9-10

  disruptions facing, 19-20

  diversity support at, 107-108, 108-109

  efficiency in, 43-46

  expansion of, 46

  innovation at, 59-64

  investing for growth at, 32-36

  layoffs at, 79-80

  leadership team at, 26-28

  momentum in, 137-138

  performance at, 48-53

  research at, 35-36, 58-60

  robotic surgery at, 35-36

  safety at, 46-48

  turnaround at, 21-23

  vision at, 32-33, 77-78

  West Bloomfield hospital, 55-58

  Henry Ford Hospital, 22-23

  Henry Ford Macomb Hospital, 79-80

  Henry Ford Physician Network, 45

  Henry Ford Production Model, 62

  HFHS. See Henry Ford Health System (HFHS)

  hiring and recruiting, 67-68, 110-111, 124

  honesty, 13, 14, 85

  hospital gowns, 62-63, 66, 68-69, 70-71

  I

  incentives

  for employees to live in Detroit, 117

  for innovation, 68-70

  inclusion, 67-68, 107-108

  infant mortality, 120-121

  injuries, self-reporting, 81-82

  innovation

  barriers to, 64-65

  community in, 70-71

  cultures that support, 31-32, 64-71

  in Detroit’s growth, 118-119

  diversity and, 102-103

  encouraging, 71-73

  funding, 68-70

  in health care, 58-61

  at HFHS, 57-64

  incentivizing, 68-70

  opening to everyone, 67-68

  prioritizing, 59-61

  problem-solving lens in, 65-67

  quality improvement and, 53-54

  regulation and, 59

  research and, 35-36

  saying yes to, 83-84

  Innovation Challenges, 69-70

  Innovation Institute, 62, 63-64, 67

  inspiration, 88-90

  Institute for Healthcare Improvement, 40, 47

  Institute on Multicultural Health, 108

  integration

  between business units, 31

  efficiency and, 44-46

  pillars of performance and, 51

  intellectual property policies, 69

  intentionality, 110-111

  interdisciplinary teams, 27-28, 64

  investing for growth, 32-36

  K

  Kaufman Hall, 128

  Kelley, Mark, 23

  Kennedy, Bobby, 95

  Kennedy, John F., 95

  King, Martin Luther, Jr., 95

  Kreps, Juanita, 11

  Kresge Foundation, 138

  L

  Lassiter, Wright L, III, 54, 107, 110, 133-136

  layoffs

  communicating about, 28-30

  respect during, 79-80

  taking care of people and, 24-25

  leaders and leadership

  as barriers to innovation, 64-65

  being a student of, 10-12

  consistency in, 79

  disruptive, 57-58, 102

  diversity in, 109-110

  doing what’s difficult and, 9-17

  focus on people and, 75-93

  gaps in, 36

  getting out of your comfort zone and, 12-14

  innovation and, 102

  inspiration from, 88-90

  letting others be strong and, 13-14

  listening to disruptors and, 60-61

  making it personal, 90-92

  making tough calls and, 24-25, 29-30

  partnership model for, 26-28

  personal/visible investment by, 24

  philosophy of, 2

  presence of everywhere, 2

  succession planning for, 8, 54, 126, 131-136

  supporters and, 14-16

  in turnarounds, 19-38

  unconventional, xiii-xvi

  women, 99-101

  leading indicators, 37-38

  Lean In movement, 2, 99-101

  lean management, 62

  learning, 10-12, 65

  LGBT people, 7-9, 96-99, 138

  Lim, Marie, 96

  listening, 90-91, 92

  Live Midtown program, 117

  Lynchburg General Hospital, 78

  M

  Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award, 39-54, 58

  application process for, 42-43

  criteria for, 48-49

  framework used by, 42-53

  ongoing improvement and, 53-54

  process for, 40-43

  malnutrition, 121-122

  managers

  innovation and, 72-73

  micromanaging by, 31

  support from, 14-15

  May, Isa, 96

  Medicaid, 21-22, 37, 133

  medical education payments, 38

  Medicare payment system, 20, 37, 53

  Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, 3-4, 10, 90

  Menon, Mani, 35-36, 52, 61, 68

  mentors, 14-16, 101

  for diversity, 107-108

  learning from, 10-12

  mergers, 126-130

  metrics, 54, 81-82

  mind-sets

  for partnerships, 123-124

  self-limiting, 51-52

  minimally invasive surgery, 35-36, 52, 56, 61, 68

  mistakes

  cultures that accept, 31-32

  talking about, 85

  Modern Healthcare, 133

  money, 17

  morale, 34-35, 56

  music, 90

  N

  National Institute of Health (NIH), 59

  National Kidney Foundation, 89

  negativity, 51-52

  Nelson, Stanley, 59

  “No Harm Campaign,” 47, 66-67, 81-82

  Nyongesa, Zakaria, 105-106

  O

  Obama, Barack, 138-139

  obesity, 121-122

  obstacles, 5-9

  on-demand approach, 63

  “1000,000 Lives Campaign,” 47

  O’Neill, Bill, 61-62

  operational design, 82

  opportunities, from interdisciplinary teams, 27-28, 64

  Oswald, Kathy, 132-133, 134

  ownership, 86

  P

  Parker, Fran, 60

  partnerships

  community, 89-90

  finding common ground in, 122-124

  in turnarounds, 26-28

  patient gowns, 62-63, 66, 68-69

  people, focus on, 75-93

  caring for caregivers and, 78, 80-83

  communication and, 28-30

  inspiring others and, 88-90

  making it personal, 90-93

  making touch calls and, 24-25

  in performance, 50

  respect and, 78-80

  performance

  Baldrige criteria for, 48-49
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  for CEOs, 131-132

  cultures that enable, 31

  empowerment and, 67-68

  inspiring, 88-90

  seven piillars of, 49-51

  philanthropy, 89-90

  Pierce, Sandy, 126, 128, 134

  planning, 125-139

  integrating, 45

  succession, 8, 54, 126, 131-136

  politics, 79, 84

  presence, 91

  priorities, competing, 41

  problem-solving lens, 65-67, 125

  process improvement, 44, 62

  public service, 138-139

  public speaking, 12-13

  Q

  quality, 36-37, 39-54

  continuous improvement in, 53-54, 66-67

  efficiency and, 43-46

  in performance, 50

  safety and, 46-48

  QuickCare, 63

  Quicken Loans, 119

  R

  race. See diversity

  Radical Convenience, 63

  recognition, 91-92, 104

  regulation, 59, 119

  Reid, Irvin, 33

  relationships, 14, 34-35

  research, 35-36, 50-51, 58-60

  Reserve Primary Fund, 125-126

  respect, 78-80, 104

  responsibility, 3, 24-25

  Riney, Bob, 27, 37, 127

  risk

  anticipating future disruptions and, 36-38

  getting out of your comfort zone and, 12-14

  innovation and, 71-73

  personal, 1-2

  saying yes to, 83-84

  Ritz-Carlton, 57-58

  Riverside Methodist Hospital, 5, 13-14

  author “outed” at, 7-8, 97, 99

  cost structure changes at, 20-21, 37

  underutilized people at, 105-106

  values at, 16

  robotic prostate surgery, 35-36, 52, 56, 61, 68

  role models, 2, 10-12

  S

  safety, 46-48, 78, 80-83, 85

  Sahney, Vinod, 40

  Sandberg, Sheryl, 2

  Schramm, William, 45

  service, 36-37, 50

  Six Sigma, 62

  Smith, Lee, 13

  sponsors, 14-16

  stakeholder diversity, 108-109

  StatChat, 66

  strategic thinking, 131-132

  Structural Heart Team, 61-62

  success

  cultures that enable, 31

  different paths to, 2

  obstacles to the author’s, 5-9

  readiness and, 36-38

  setting people up for, 83-88, 87-88

  succession planning, 8, 54, 126, 131-136

  SuggestQuest, 92

  suicide rates, 47

  Summa Health System, 8, 21

  suppliers, 109

  support systems, 14-16, 107-108

  sustainability, planning for, 37

  T

  teams

  interdisciplinary, 27-28, 64

  leadership, 26-28

  TechTown, 118-119

  3-D printing treatments, 61-62

  Tibbetts, Sam, 77

  training, 87, 107-110

  transparency, 30-31

  trends, anticipating, 37-38

  trust

  cultures that support, 30-31

  layoffs and, 80

  saying yes and, 83-84

  turnarounds, 19-38

  anticipating, 36-38

  common threads of successful, 23-25

  communication in, 28-30

  investing to grow in, 32-36

  partnership model in, 26-28

 

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