As I posted last month, I was incredibly thankful to be interviewed for Part 1 of Emily’s Story on Mark Graban’s LeanBlog.org. If you are new to the site or missed that episode, click here to listen to Part 1.
Mark recently released Part 2 of our conversation which covers many topics including: overhauling systems vs. blaming individuals, pushing for a comprehensive national Pharmacy Tech policy, Public forgiveness of Eric Cropp, and much more! Click here to listen to Part 2 of my interview on the LeanBlog.org Podcast.
Mark’s blog is a great place to learn innovative information about best practices in medicine so please share with your network. As always thanks for your continued support!
Last Updated: April 25, 2018 by ejfadmin
Part 2 of Emily’s Story Featured on Mark Graban’s LeanBlog.org
As I posted last month, I was incredibly thankful to be interviewed for Part 1 of Emily’s Story on Mark Graban’s LeanBlog.org. If you are new to the site or missed that episode, click here to listen to Part 1.
Mark recently released Part 2 of our conversation which covers many topics including: overhauling systems vs. blaming individuals, pushing for a comprehensive national Pharmacy Tech policy, Public forgiveness of Eric Cropp, and much more! Click here to listen to Part 2 of my interview on the LeanBlog.org Podcast.
Mark’s blog is a great place to learn innovative information about best practices in medicine so please share with your network. As always thanks for your continued support!
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