Hospital executives and trustees can no longer wait even one year to respond to fast-changing challenges. Planning is now a constant process.
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December 03, 2009
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Informative post. Of particular interest is your comment about hospitals, or any organization, to rely on their mission/vision when drafting their strategic plan. It is highly relevant because without the core reasons or values for operating, how can the hospital hope to remain within their own values when planning for the future?
Tonya Welch
ManagePro.com
Posted by: Tonya Welch | December 04, 2009 at 12:26 PM