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Naida Grunden 3 posts 0 comments

A professional writer for over 20 years, Naida Grunden has spent the last decade documenting Lean/Toyota improvements in the health care setting. Ms. Grunden also shares an interest in applying what has been learned in aviation safety and reliability to healthcare.

In addition to writing numerous general and academic articles, Ms. Grunden wrote the book, The Pittsburgh Way to Efficient Healthcare: Improving Patient Care Using Toyota Based Methods, which describes the work of the Pittsburgh Regional Health Initiative (PRHI), a small nonprofit organization, which began in 2001 to pilot Lean experiments in competing hospitals across Southwestern Pennsylvania. The effort produced some of the first genuine, on-the-ground evidence that a Toyota-based industrial model could work in health care.

Guest Post: The Time is Now for Lean-Led Hospital Design

Naida Grunden Mar 7, 2013 3
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Mark's note: Here is a guest post by my good friend Naida Grunden, author of two great books on Lean Healthcare.…

Guest Post: Relying on Culture or Technology to Improve Patient Safety?

Naida Grunden May 11, 2011 4
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Today's post is from my friend Naida Grunden, author of the outstanding book The Pittsburgh Way to Efficient…

Guest Post: Captain Sully Talks about Lean and Healthcare Safety

Naida Grunden Mar 25, 2010 7
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Mark's note: I am thrilled to be able to bring you this guest post from my friend and fellow lean healthcare…
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