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Welcome to Episode #34 of Habitual Excellence, presented by Value Capture.
We have two guests again today, both from Value Capture. They are Ken Segel, CEO and Managing Director of the firm, and Shana Padgett, a Senior Advisor. They are both Certified Facilitators of the Shingo Institute and Shingo Alumni.
In the episode, they talk with host Mark Graban about the Systems Design workshop, the Shingo Institute's newest workshop, which Value Capture is hosting in conjunction with our virtual host, Penn Medicine Lancaster General Health. Please join Shana and Ken for the next (virtual) event on March 9-10. You can register now.
Shana and Ken also give a lot of background into the Shingo approach, covering topics such as:
- What is the Shingo Framework?
- Why is the Shingo framework helpful, and even powerful for leaders?
- What are “systems”? (an elevator pitch version) — What does it mean to “design a system”?
- What’s the format of the workshop? Virtual? How is the experience structured?
- How does this workshop fit with other Shingo workshops? Are there any prerequisites?
- What if you want to have your own workshop?
- Why should you “visit” LGH March 9th and 10th?
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Upcoming Episodes:
In future episodes, you'll hear discussions with guests including:
- Leah Binder, Leapfrog Group
- David Mayer, MD, Patient Safety Movement Foundation
- More interviews and discussions, coming every other week here in 2021.
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Mark Graban is a Senior Advisor for Value Capture and has served healthcare clients for over 15 years. Mark is internationally recognized as a leading author and speaker on Lean healthcare. He is the author of books including Lean Hospitals: Improving Quality, Patient Safety, and Employee Engagement, Healthcare Kaizen: Engaging Front-Line Staff in Sustainable Continuous Improvements, and Measures of Success: React Less, Lead Better, Improve More. He is also host of our “Habitual Excellence” podcast. Mark's full bio
