Sep 1, 2026
Healthcare leaders face a widening gap between recognizing AI’s potential and actually acting on it. Drawing on insights from futurist Amy Webb and Wharton psychologist Adam Grant, this article, published in Wharton Healthcare Quarterly, argues that successful... Aug 10, 2022
In a previous article we introduced three guiding principles: (1) slowing down to speed up, (2) leveraging the power of stuck, and (3) using resistance as feedback. In this article, we expand on these principles to create systemic value from the fragile current state... May 10, 2022
When confronting an unignorable moment like the workforce crisis, healthcare leaders might feel stuck within a complex dilemma without clear solutions. Carey Gallagher and Jason Pradarelli share three guiding principles for leaders to address this unignorable moment... Nov 23, 2021
Top executives of post-acute organizations are fielding clear signals that their people are depleted. There are ways to respond to these signals that will foster a reset and redirection toward future strategy. In this article we share steps to advance those... 
Nov 1, 2021
In any merger, each partner brings its own history, culture, and approach to getting work done. And in healthcare, the local environment plays a critical role in shaping success, even as organizations merge to increase market share and to strengthen population... Jul 1, 2021
The notion of adaptive recovery from COVID-19 sets the stage for gaining a deeper understanding of the shifts your organization is making and how you can play a part in advancing toward the new future. 