Value Capture LLC

Is the idea of "high reliability" new thinking, or is it a different way of looking at improvement methodologies, something that has been around for decades? Healthcare organizations today are facing many challenges, including staffing shortages, financial loss, and safety issues. Many are in search of a way to help them overcome these and feel that working toward being a high-reliability organization (HRO) is the answer. However, industry and healthcare have been adopting improvement methodologies for many years existing under numerous labels, including lean, the Toyota Production System, the Shingo Model, and Habitual Excellence. Read more: https://hubs.li/Q032rXWM0 #highreliability #organizationalexcellence #leanthinking #healthcareimprovement #staffengagement #preventingerrors

Registration is open for our next executive seminar, Enduring Excellence on April 10 and 11. Join healthcare leaders from across the country to hear how leaders have applied the Habitual Excellence framework to achieve exceptional and sustainable results. Learn more: https://hubs.ly/Q032g8J30 #healthcareleaders #leadership #healthcareimprovement #organizationalexcellence

Children’s Minnesota — one of the largest freestanding pediatric healthcare systems in the United States — has had a history of seeking improvements and employees devoted to providing excellent care. But as leadership sought to achieve healthcare excellence, they knew they needed to pursue a more robust approach to continuous improvement. Prior improvement programs at Children’s Minnesota had produced results in some areas. For example, a patient safety team and comprehensive patient safety improvement system had been in place for years, but it was not broadly applicable beyond patient safety. Children’s Minnesota also had but then disbanded a lean office. Learn how they changed their approach to every employee, everywhere solving problems every day. https://hubs.li/Q031hWmk0 #problemsolving #healthcareimprovement #sustainimprovements

A Playbook for Habitual Excellence: A Leader’s Roadmap from the Life and Work of Paul H. O’Neill Sr. collects a few of Paul’s most notable speeches and Senate testimony. The principles that were Paul’s True North are made clear, and hopefully, will help light the path that you take as a leader. We hope you find his words to be inspiring, informative, and useful. Download the free eBook today! https://hubs.li/Q031hN6t0 #playbook #HabitualExcellence #PaulONeillSr #healthcare #leaders

Join healthcare leaders from across the country at our Enduring Excellence seminar. During this seminar, you will hear from leaders who have walked in your shoes. They will explain how they applied the Habitual Excellence framework, resulting in exceptional and sustainable results for the organization and more time for the executives to focus on the future. In addition to hearing from these leaders, you will have the opportunity to go and see the work so you can experience what it is like in action. Hear from speaker Mike Bundy, Chief Executive Officer, Midlands Market, Prisma Health: https://hubs.li/Q031hDT40 #habitualexcellence #seekperfection#organizaitonalexcellence #healthcare #leadership #continuousimprovement

Our proven solutions help hospitals drive measurable improvements in OR safety, quality, & efficiency. Book a consultation and claim your free playbook today! https://hubs.li/Q031h_6x0 #PeriOp #patientsafety #efficiency #continuousimprovement

Did you catch the latest episode of #HabitualExcellence? In this discussion, Dr. CJ Kunnappilly, CEO of San Mateo County Health, emphasizes the critical importance of leadership clarity and strategic focus in public health. He reflects on his journey from a physician prioritizing patient care to a CEO recognizing the need to delegate operational tasks and fully embrace his role as a strategic leader. Kunnappilly highlights the balance required at all organizational levels, where operational excellence supports, but does not overshadow, the broader goal of developing forward-thinking strategies. Dr. Kunnappilly highlights the need for a long-term vision and the integration of strategy with daily operations to achieve meaningful improvements in patient care and organizational efficiency. He also discusses the shift from being a provider of last resort to focusing on equity and addressing societal barriers like food insecurity and language access. Listen now: https://hubs.li/Q031hny80 #leadership #strategicfocus #forwardthinkingstrategies #healthcare #publichealth

Doubling productivity and solving the cost and labor crises in healthcare are more than possible when the framework and principles of the Toyota Production System are applied as a fully integrated system, but we observed that most ‘lean’ healthcare organizations instead do the following: 1. Overemphasize the management system elements while leaving (at best) shallow implementation of the principles in the core clinical workflows of the organization. 2. Fail to have operations own the approach as “the” way work is designed and operated, top to bottom. 3. Overcomplicate and thus underpower their implementations. So what's the solution? Read this blog post from Ken Segel to learn more: https://hubs.li/Q031h_6G0

Join healthcare leaders from across the country at Duke University Health System for our Enduring Excellence seminar. During this seminar, you will hear from leaders who have walked in your shoes. They will explain how they applied the Habitual Excellence framework, resulting in exceptional and sustainable results for the organization and more time for the executives to focus on the future. In addition to hearing from these leaders, you will have the opportunity to go and see the work so you can experience what it is like in action. Learn more and register: https://hubs.li/Q031hmxw0 #healthcareleaders #healthcareimprovement #organizationalexcellence #habitualexcellence

Value Capture CEO, Ken Segel, was on Medvale's podcast, Megaphone, to discuss how leadership, system integration, and a commitment to frontline engagement can drive lasting improvements in patient care and organizational culture. Ken shares actionable insights for tackling healthcare’s toughest challenges while fostering environments where teams and outcomes thrive. Check it out on YouTube: https://hubs.li/Q031htv80 #healthcare #healthcareimprovement #organizationalexcellence #patientcare #organizationalculture #leadership