Change Management

Process improvement holds the key to revolutionizing healthcare delivery by enhancing patient care, boosting organizational performance, and fostering the professional development of healthcare providers. Drawing insights from experiences within the Physician MBA Program at the Kelley School of Business Indianapolis, it becomes evident that

The healthcare industry is undergoing a rapid digital transformation, driven primarily by advancements in AI and cloud computing. The development of cutting-edge medical technologies, telemedicine, and innovative health information systems demands sophisticated project management tools that enhance efficiency and collaboration among engineering

In the rapidly evolving field of medical technology (MedTech), the importance of change management within the broader context of data and digital transformation cannot be overstated. Given the complexities associated with integrating new technology within highly regulated and traditionally change-resistant industries like MedTech, structured

Academic Medical Organizations (AMOs), comprising medical schools and academic teaching hospitals, grapple with a complex ecosystem dedicated to their tripartite mission of medical education, research, and clinical service. These multifaceted institutions face a unique blend of operational challenges and mission-focused demands that necessitate

As patient volumes rise and healthcare workforce shortages become more pronounced, the pressure on healthcare systems to operate efficiently has never been greater. The rapid growth of healthcare data, combined with fragmented information systems, has created significant challenges for healthcare providers. The key to overcoming these obstacles

The Children’s Hospital of Orange County (CHOC) has received a transformative gift from Sherry and John Phelan, revolutionizing pediatric gastroenterology care. This generous contribution will enable the establishment of two groundbreaking programs: an integrative gastroenterology multidisciplinary clinic and a culinary medicine program. Both i