"Loving Lean" is Way Better Than "Lean and Mean"

by Mark Graban on May 6, 2008 · 0 comments

Health Care: Loving Lean — Seattle Business Monthly

It’s so nice to see a Lean overview article, yet alone Lean healthcare, that doesn’t use the “Lean and Mean” cliche in the headline. This is a story from Seattle that discusses Virginia Mason and Seattle Children’s and their Lean experience.

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