November 2019
Intermediate to advanced
240 pages
6h 57m
English

Thomas H. Lee, MD, MSc
IN MEDICINE, WHEN we ignore root causes, we often wind up treating symptoms rather than the underlying disease. We might treat a fever with aspirin, leaving untouched the infection causing it. We might prescribe sedatives to relieve anxiety, failing to address the depression that is ultimately causing distress.
In healthcare management, many leaders and managers worry about issues such as clinician burnout or financial performance. But if healthcare faced no financial challenges, and if nobody in your workforce complained of burnout, would everything suddenly be “just fine”? I don’t think so. We would still have ...
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