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Michael Lombard — 10 Lessons from Practicing Toyota Kata
Michael Lombard, a seasoned leader in healthcare performance improvement, shares 10 lessons learned from his first six months of practicing the Toyota Kata approach. Over the course of 300+ “kata-style” coaching cycles with clinical leaders from across his hospital, he has made every mistake in the book… and learned from each and every one.
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