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Kaizen Coaching – The First Rule: Keep Ideas with the Creator

Joseph E. Swartz - November 19, 2013 3

Mark's Note: Today's guest post is by Joe Swartz, my co-author for the books Healthcare Kaizen and The Executive Guide to Healthcare Kaizen. Joe...

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