And change management? Bat on health? We Care: A Case Study of Free Articles r? Directory Online Why submit articles? Top Authors Top Articles FAQ ABAnswers Post Article 0 & & $. browser. . MSIE) {var ie_version = parseInt ($ browser version). If (Log ie_version via Register Hello My home d? Log mail Password Remember me Lost Home> Password> Business Planning Start? Opment and gt?; Change Management & d? Fights on health? We Care: A Change Management? and case study? bat on health? We Care: A Case Study Post?: March 28, 2010 | Comments: 0 | Views: 338 | United States pass? a d? bat d? chira on the r? form of health care?.? The new bill r? product? the essence of the United States as an r? public and the soles of its citizens.? This a t? lev? e change management issues. and what can learn the business? from what the? case study is that I t? in business change management for more 30. is that I have worked? with companies large and small around the world to help them? transform their organizations.? During my work I r? gl? on some pretty basic principles, but clear change management.? For example, you?d better win choose the right thing? work on and with the match leadership style? right.? Without such r? resistance basics wants. Knowing this, I think it would be int? esting to examine the d? bat on health care? who consumed? to? United States during the last? re ann? e. How he followed pr? s good management principles change? How did it influence r? resistance? How did leaders make their mark? The following article is destiny?? be apolitical.? My int? r t is in management, and not politics. It is an alternative to private? s initial registration? InsuranceThe tape? CARRYING change is for the leader to articulate a vision? What will the new world as the vision? pr? President Obama a year ago had principles like? single-payer and the public option ?This is not the id? ;.?.? realism is real life practice is the norm in most of? Western democracies There is an alternative, but what it is and why it attractive silent La Soci t? Canadian? the system ..? is me? won? about exploration Yes I am Canadian, I t? naturalis? am citizen? Rican in 2000? However, my exp? experience of growing up are rooted??re in Canada is not the least of which is my exp? experience with health care? I came? l ?. the United States in 1995.? One of my first? res meetings with my new employer about this? all cases employees? s that the changes have t? contribution? s? our r? regime of health? of soci t? s? Us tions about to be HMO?d.? We entered ?g? r? health care?? for contr? l co? ts, j ?? shut completely confused? by rh? ring around the co-pays and r? buckets m? doctor not to mention the forms I? I meet demand? the facilitator of the r? union is an issue that has incentive? e? ask..? ?well what do you do in Canada??? My r? response na? ve? silent that ?in Canada, when you get sick, you go to the m? doctor.? It?s always the case.? Everyone in Canada is covered gr? this? health care? universal. Yes, it?s pay? by imp? ts? but you? pay in some way in the U.S. we pay ? through insurance premiums are rising faster than taxes health? Canadian and m? Am I with this? Rican co t more? lev? Get r? results lowest level of the system? that fits me;. ?.?. Canada takes the value of money? equation in the system? me A pr? feel, we all know the parameters? very big picture There is much room for d? beats, but the situation strat? gique comparing? United States in Canada look like? this :.?.?.? D? think as% of GDP? 10% ??????? 15 %????? d? think $ 6,700 per capita ????? ????????? The esp? life expectancy $ 3700th -.? ge ????? ????? ????????? 5 78th 80th 5? Tr? s satisfies ??????????????????????????? 25 %????? 57%.? Tr? s dissatisfied? ????????????????????? %????? 17% 44 Why such a gap Well?, USA allows? SAVE resources? Through all? tapes of each? not value health care? Here are two main places:?.? Administration:? United States have a system? me? single-payer This means that when you go to the m? doctor the bill goes directly? Government? g? n? generally one of the 10 provincial governments.? In cons? result, you do not need complex and stratified? administrative structures to v? rifi plans insurance, does billings, the cr? and ancestral? LaBr?. I think this is the greatest source? economy.? That the activity? administrative? United States represented? feel about 1/3rd co t of health care?.? In Canada, just over 1 / 10? me.? In other words, the approach? single payer would allow for? SAVE the United States about 20 + percentage points on the co? t.? This is when you are talking billions of dollars a con? frequency of this system? me that the public is m? doctors can produce d? declarations like? companies ind? pending ? ; ..? However, the r? alit? is that they work for the government most of their income comes from government as indicated? in the bar? my fees are for? over? s in collaboration with advisors m? dicaux It is too complex to compare wages m? physician in both countries, but the m? Physicians am? Rican Expect to earn more than their al? Canadian colleagues treatment:..? ago in Canada are less resources m? Dicale that? United States? people, eye equipment, facilities, supplies.? This priori? s resources are required in the allocation of scarce resources.? For? U.S., o? he always? t? a luxury of the offer, this idea to? allocation? is interpreted t? like? rationing?. I heard a lot of? urban legends? do about Canadians re? oivent not the treatment they need or? come to? United States to buy it.? I s? r some of these stories can? be document? s, but they don ?t fit the exp? experiences of my family and friends. s? r I had a friend who t? jump? twice on the priority list, while waiting for coronary bypass surgery? he t? on list for months and m? me what in the lobby ext? Procedure of the OR when? silent rear wheels? re in his room.? someone on a death has taken its place.? He had surgery the next day and after? s 20 years it is always tr? s good. On the other hand, my m? re? silent in the grave need of a hip replacement.? In the three weeks she had pass? by all the consultations and has had his op-operation.? She probably jump? several people in line. These allocation (rationing) and d? decisions are made between the m? doctors and patients considering available resources and needs of other patients Although s? r, the government retains a grip? e on this through its financial management? re ;.?..? however, it does not take d? decisions m? in Dicale Am? America? silent? looking for a new mod? of the health care? in Canada offers an alternative, but the Am? Rican They did not choose it came with a framework that is typically am? Rican; ..?? a solution that does not look like? vision that includes an option to? from single public payer and the? erosion of the vision is an r? RESULT common in the area of ??change. What happened? is that I followed the al? as the d? beats watching the d? defenders of the right like Glen Beck and Bill O?Reilly and their counterparts as progressive Keith Obermann and Rachel Maddow.? What a circus.? If you have content? compare and contrast analysis? their programs t? l? vision over the ann??re last? res one might think that the left and right have t? on plan? your diff? annuities.? Rarely they treat m? my questions, and when they did their prospects? taient? 180 degrees? s. The great thing? about ?t? te c? ble t? l ? vision to speak ?is that it can see the change management work as a? a case study valid? some of my id? are major, such as change of? hangs :.?.? Organizational DNA either continuous or discontinuous change is.? change.? Change requires a complete change of style? FINANCIAL STATEMENTS leadership based on DNAMost? organizational changes? failure.? not We? t? Duque? s? believe that the? Failed is a function of having an imp reason? laughing changing business.? The id? e is that if you? on your br? l platform, you jump.? You want to change the status quo because n ? is not an option. Well, I can buy this? a point, but not all of the mani? re.? We all know that the trend line on the d? think health? can not? be sustained. ? The pr? visions indicate that by 2020 pr? s 20% of GDP will go to the health sector?.? It?s a dollar five.? illogical projections show m? me that by 2080 we will ? 95% of GDP on health?.? If we do not bend the curve of co? ts that we could become a nation of people consumed? e Solely by providing health services?? another. If all you need is a reason imp? rieux to change when Congress? s am? Rican would have quickly adopted? a bill with? co ECONOMY? ts implicit single-payer and the public option provisions.? However, my ? sorts of co? ts do not carry the radical days? m? me if a national consensus that co? ts should? be controlled? l? s. Well there is something else going on? here and c is something that most leaders want to ignore change.? Change is Vou? the? Failed if you?re on the wrong thing.? change? will fail if you swim against the DNA of the organization, its history The h? ritage, myths and the? legends of the past?.? often change leaders ignore this because it?s dirty business to change the pass? before moving forward.? leaders just want to go ? their vision.? point? s share of the pr? President of a ?system? me? single payer / public option? is a classic example of swimming against the organizational DNA. This sant? whole d? bat of stroke care? the basis of the Am? Rican believe their country is.? The United States is not Canada.? Simply? cost of the Initial Statement of Ind? independence calls for it? ?Life, liberty? and the pursuit of happiness.?? The initial registration Canadian Constitution (Act of Am? British North America) a call?? ?peace, the order and good government. ?? the diff? reference is not accidental.? He goes to the heart of the fa? on which people per? oivent and per? oivent their relationship with the government. The system? British parliamentary me.? is rooted? e in Magna Carta which began? the process of citizenship? wrest power away from the Sovereign titled? Finally the people won? government represents? sentative guide the sovereign nation, however, the ?idea to sovereignty? of transcendence, the continued existence of nation remains with the hood? the Sovereign.? governments come and go, but the nation remains? and the pursuit of this symbol is the sovereign of England The Queen and represented? feeling in Canada, the Governor g? n? eral. The symbol sovereign is not a person in the United States.? Innovation and miracle of the system? of government am I? Rican, c is that it finds its sovereignty? without the need for a sovereign. How? It has sovereignty? in? people?.??s relationship? about citizen? with their government? t? litt? generally tourn ? on t? you. The DNA of the United States is fiercely individualistic.? What?s good for the individual pr? c? that of the collective body.? It is followed by the s? of capitalism as natural selection system? me? economic individualism? underlying and alli s become of capitalism? the cr? ation of wealth r? the recognized government becomes one of the two id? are much easier But what happens when these two id? are not r? not solvent problem? my social injustice, as :.?.? slavery, the absence of civil rights, and barriers to health care?? When the government intervenes it does? risks and p? IDHL r? The D form? democracy in health care? ran right up against the g? n? tick the r? public am? Rican DNA am? Rican states that the health insurance? private? Others entitled to make a profit;? .. and that individuals without health? care n all have the opportunity? sary to raise money and win n? sary for them to the Supplier m? my and their families.? is a bipolar? classic PREFERRED? age compared to benefits.? lines have t? drawing? es before the d? fighting began?. Choose from the power ex? EXECUTIVE Changeth continuous or discontinuous branch had a vision for the r? form of health care? that? silent? the ext? Interior of the box? you.? He could see a future state n ?? silent not a projection lin ? area of ??the eye present state.? He saw a world o? the health insurance companies? have to? make way? active government. While management has t? swimming upstream (work bad things according to DNA analysis), it did not? losing his vision of a new day.? But it must CARRYING change fa? Unilateral it? eral? some something that is as natural for the pr? President as he is for change as CEO comes in two forms. continuous and discontinuous change is the continuing idea to gradualism is the idea to be clear that you? your and then pulling the edges of the envelope ?? be better.?.?.? The vast majority? of change in government, business and personal life is continuous.? You set a goal and d? Finally a migration path to implement it. discontinuous change is diff? rent.? This is a break with the past?.? Something is happening in the world ext? procedure which can not? be combated by exp? experiences and comp? CurrentState skills.? A break is n? sary for access? der? the new place. Usually, when organizations because they lack the g? rer discontinuous change. ? Polaroid could not g? rer opportunism? pr? feel? E by h? ritage digital photography? America ATT & T now exists in name only, we all have? do imp? ts but left nothing? of tools we use to do them.?.? pencil, a machine? add, calculator, computer, and Turbo Tax.? If you were 60 years ago you had crayons? make a discontinuous change to enter the business to add machines.? What was? be done with the relentless action and pr? clairvoyance to s? the deal pass?.? One foot before the other would not do the job Why did it for ? be insensitive ;.?.? some might say oppressive is because everything is? against the worlds s? Curis? that people have built their m? me it is not a guide? by step? tape to arrive? the promised land-.? The world needs? be either cass? & leave out.? It takes a contrary conviction? culture of consensus and participation. The vision of the Pr? president Care Sant? discontinuous silent, yet he relates? e as continuous change.? The interpreter? tion of d? democracy ext environment? Interior? silent one payer, the plan option public that was needed to provide health care? universal bent curve d? think.? this might not? be done by a bipartisan consensus. No change? Requires a complete leadership? FINANCIAL STATEMENTS StyleTo re-cap a single payer? system? me de sant? public option goes against the history of Am? America.? implementation phase of this id? e? silent Vou? e? the? failure.? success? s can only come from strong leadership and direction. d? Democrats had to believe in their vision of health care? and their mandate? to the electoral changes.? D? s the d? they intended OF USE their majority? pass legislation that reflects? you their vision? m? me if the vision can t? imperfect.? Then they had to go to work? Sordoni? to break the old if they wanted CARRYING the new, which would have caused? endless? the? peronnage in our throats? controversy.? but it would have produced a fundamental platform for change pleased t that incr? mental it did not happen? the id ? and with consensus expectations ..? b? Buildings and bipartisanship has opened the doors of gradualism and its objective the provision of subtle time and space to lib? rer forces r? resistance These are always m? my forces involved during organizational change o? you hear?.? change is too large, us. ?re at the wrong time to do this, why not just start over M? my tactics are the m? my world Company: leader of the d? SINFORM d? SINFORM, throwing everything it can on the wall to see what sticks, not to provide for clarity? but these strat? gies r? resistance? cause doubt and tactical peaked? Summit Health?, o? pr? President believes he can straighten the record;. others have seen it n ?? not silent? cost? This continued rancor ? the d? beats to the Congress? s o back? used parliamentary leadership?.? of r? rules for d? place the l? legislations forward? opposition saw this as tyrannical, devious and malicious. A the end of the bill that t? pass? e in the law satisfies no one.? is consider? r? as the best that the system? Parliamentary me could happen.? Not one r? publican have vot ? for him. and left? right on c t? d? Democratic hostage the passage as they could have seen this movie dozens of times in the business world a new CEO walks town with a change of mandate.? R? resistance board is wrapped? in the language of continuous service, change incr? mental ;.?.?.? leadership style that morphs consensus that begins in the? ons autocracy changes LearnedMost? Failed m? me if sponsors do not accept that this r? RESULT comes from that? understanding the nature of change and leadership style n? sary for CARRYING change. The d? bat am? Rican health care? set? obviousness principles that CEOs should take? heart ..? know the DNA of your organization.? The r? resistance is directly related? e? the difficulty? you swim against the assets of the organization ..? Knowing the type of change you?re looking for? through continuous incr? mental means discontinuous break with the past? ..? Conna? be your leadership style.? Do not attempt the discontinuous change if you? your a builder of consensus. In our culture, it is natural for leaders to adopt a tough style.? Everybody wants? be AIM?.? This implies that most changes will be gradual.? CEO must know before setting their visions for change and migration routes underneath. Watch your increased traffic just by submitting articles with us, Click here to get started? to AIM? this article Click here to publish it your site or blog for free and easy Bud Taylor -? About the author:.? Bud Taylor is an accomplished author, conf? entiate and consultant on organizational transformation, Please be the tv? Rifi. Bud new business book you?: http://www customer? com Disk change is a consultant ind? during and Bud has alliances with MASM Research in London, the International Speakers Dallas, Strategos Chicago Consultation and worked? as Senior Vice ? Bud?s President and Global Head of Consulting Services at Fid? bed? 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Bud Taylor is an accomplished author, conf? Entiate and consultant on organizational transformation. Please be the work of Bud t see new business? at: http://www. Ax? E on the client? Change. com is a consultant Bud ind? during and has alliances with MASM Research in London, the International Speakers in Dallas, and Chicago Board of Strategos. Bud worked? Vice-pr? President and Director Global Consulting Services at Fid? bed? Synovate, associated? Deloitte in charge of change management, and effective leader? Organization for Watson Wyatt. He served well-known customers such as Microsoft Europe, Toyota South Africa, Union Pacific, Whirlpool, Sony Electronics, Cardinal Health, Black Ginger China and Oversea Chinese Banking Corporation. Bud read the blog at: http://www. Ax? E on the client? Change. blogspot. com Contact Bud?: BudTaylor. Consultant @ Verizon. net
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