partnership

It was one of those weeks. Many people could not ignore economic news, despite the abstract way we talk about it that makes so many people feel powerless and intimidated.

The administration announced its “compromise.” Bush-era tax cuts, including those for the richest people in the country, would remain in effect for another two years. The president’s own party was in revolt.

These are the kinds of headlines we need to see more of! Headlines that really catch the eye and make people put down their morning coffee, gaze out the window, and ask…“what the hell is going on?” 

How do teams succeed?  What is success?  How do we know we are winning?

These are some of the great questions we all ask about our work in Partnership  These questions come to mind every day as we work on improving clinical quality, patient safety, service quality, efficiency, and making our work environment safer, better, and conducive to a great work experience.