The purpose of this video is just to remind you to submit whatever comments you want to submit to Health and Human Services regarding Meaningful Use 2 and their proposal to reduce the requirements from 5 percent of the records of a typical health care organization being accessible to just one record. Whether you're for [...]
Clatyon Christensen explains how leadership can bring joy and fulfillment by helping people be better people.
Bob Chapman of Barry-Wehmiller Companies is a great leader who proposes the idea of "Loved Ones Caring for Loved Ones" for healthcare.
Charles Dehnam, M.D reflects on the unique power and potential of Barry-Wehmiller's people-centric vision.
This clip was originally prepared for the WHO International Workshop on Radiation Risk Communication in Pediatric Imaging. In it, Dr. Denham discusses using the 5 Rights of Imaging™ framework in conjunction with leadership and technology to reduce overuse, underuse, and misuse of imaging. There are lessons for leaders around the globe at all types on [...]
At the 2013 Opening Session of the American Society of Anesthesiologists meeting, Charles Denham, M.D. presents “Chasing Zero: The Innovators Arena,” challenging Anesthesiologists to face the challenges before them and lead innovation just as they have done in the past. The presentation is divided into several parts addressing the 4T’s of Leadership – Truth, Trust, [...]
Dr. Charles Denham's keynote presentation to the Mayo Clinic covers safety topics ranging from normalization of deviance to story power.
Car racing, aviation, aerospace, and healthcare are similar. They continually push their limits in a high-risk environment. A safety net of invisible threads protects them. When those threads stretch, break, or are cut, accidents happen, ripping the joy of our loved ones from our lives. Racing and aviation differ from healthcare because they saw a [...]
Chasing Zero is the first in a series of documentaries produced by TMIT that target consumers, caregivers, and healthcare leaders. The goal is to inspire them to act now to prevent healthcare harm. The war on healthcare harm is not targeting bad people, but bad systems. These support systems no longer protect caregivers and patients [...]