OM (with Review Cards and Decision Sciences & Operations Management CourseMate with eBook Printed Access Card) Reviews
OM (with Review Cards and Decision Sciences & Operations Management CourseMate with eBook Printed Access Card)
Created through a “student-tested, faculty-approved” review process with input from more than 150 students and faculty, OM3 provides a streamlined introduction to the core concepts, techniques, and applications of contemmporary operations management. This concise, engaging, and accessible text includes a full suite of integrated learning tools–including flashcards, cases, datasets, games, and quizzes–in a convenient and affordable package perfect for today’s diverse learners. OM3 contains updated examples featuring companies students will know from the news, as well as videos for every chapter, new case studies, and end-of-chapter problems, with more new material available online. Five additional chapters are available on the website for instructors who want to go further into the quantitative aspects of operations management.
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Lean Doctors: A Bold and Practical Guide to Using Lean Principles to Transform Healthcare Systems, One Doctor at a Time
Foreword by Michael F. Gutzeit, M.D., Chief Medical Officer and Vice President of Quality, Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin This practical, how-to book clearly and succinctly takes the reader through six proven success steps for implementing lean in any healthcare environment: 1. Create physician flow 2. Support physician value-added time 3. Visually communicate patient status 4. Standardize everyone s work 5. Lay out the clinic for minimal motion 6. Change the care delivery model Why go through such a transformation? Because it works. Tell a doctor that he can see the same number of patients, offering the same high quality and personal care, and have an extra 90 minutes at the end of his clinic day and that means something. Tell the staff that they can look forward to actually ending on time, with satisfied patients, no backlog, and having focused their attention completely on quality patient care and they will listen. These Lean principles and success steps work in cli
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from a grateful more efficient and happy healthcare team,
We have been using the priciples outlined in “LEAN Doctors” for the past 9 months. we have seen significant improvements in our clinic efficiecny,and patient and staff satisfaction. I strongly recommend this book to any healthcare organization committed to improving their patients and staff experience.
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|LEAN DOCTORS explains how to make LEAN work in healthcare,
Perhaps the most important value of the book is that it makes LEAN accessible to the health care manager / provider who typically thinks in terms of events not process. LEAN DOCTORS distills Lean concepts and principles into practical steps that will “work” in the health care setting. If your looking for a very good MAP that will provide direction to increased patient flow, and staff and customer satisfaction this is a must read – we are using it as the guide in our OR’s and in a high volume outpatient clinic.
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|Excellent Textbook,
OM^2 is easy to read, has tons of case studies and examples, and contains review cards at the end with all the main concepts, some examples, and all the key terms contained on a single sheet for each chapter.
I would recommend this book to anyone beginning to learn the concepts of Operations Management.
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