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Data Without Context Have No Meaning: Emergency Department Wait Time Billboards

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Matthew Lussier on Why Thinking and Action Matter More Than Templates in LeanMarch 19, 2025
The quality of the thought and problem-solving that goes into employing lean technologies determines how effective they are. As an…

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