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Books: Learning, Leadership, and Lean Thinking in Practice

Books shape how we think about leadership, improvement, and learning—but only if we reflect on them and apply their lessons thoughtfully. This archive includes blog posts and podcast episodes about Lean, healthcare, leadership, mistakes, psychological safety, and continuous improvement, including reflections on my own books and conversations with authors whose work has influenced how organizations build better systems and cultures.

Book Giveaway Winners Announced

Hi – thanks to those who entered the contest by signing up for my newsletter list. I will email the winners today for you to respond with your mailing address. Congrats to Scott M. for winning Steven J. Spear’s book:…

New Book from LEI — The Birth of Lean

Has anyone seen this new book from the LEI yet? THE BIRTH OF LEAN In The Birth of Lean, you—Äôll get a glimpse inside the minds and thought processes of the system—Äôs creators and innovators: —Ä ¢ Taiichi Ohno—Äîthe man…

Books about Lean Healthcare

Part of the MoveToHealthcare.com series: Books about Lean Healthcare Books about Lean Healthcare (via amazon.com) Book recommendations Note: To suggest or add more links, please leave them in the comments area below to be considered

Naida Grunden and Lean Healthcare

The Pittsburgh Way to Efficient Healthcare: Improving Patient Care Using Toyota Based Methods Below is a guest post from fellow author and Lean Healthcare practitioner, Naida Grunden. Her book (linked above) is an outstanding collection of principles and case examples…