This whole situation feels like a gigantic reset. And I think that's okay because it can be a gigantic reset. It's a burning platform to do the work of rethinking work, including the delivery of healthcare services, that we've been needing to do for several decades.
GoA follow-on guide to the "Healthcare is changing. How we work hasn't. And it's holding us back." introductory series. Here are ten ideas for getting started with the now of work.
GoMetacognition is the process we use to plan, monitor, and assess our learning, thinking, and doing. It's wildly important because it's how we build an awareness of our understanding and performance, which is required for working in complexity.
GoYou and an alien walk into a grocery store to understand mental models and why they matter at work.
GoI did something for the first time this year that you may want to consider doing yourself: a career reviewing and planning session. For myself. It was a bit like an annual job review. Only that it was conducted by me. And free of bureaucratic rigmarole.
GoIdeas and inspiration on The Now of Work to fuel your thinking, learning, and creating. Get inspired.
Being organized is the foundation of a creative practice and creativity. Here are a series of guides to help you get organized at work. Get organized.
Talented people have worked on similar problems to the problems we're now solving. Thankfully for us they've shared what they've learned. So let's learn from them.
Your current role is a platform to get better at the work you do and how you do the work. Your professional development is a you activity. Make it work for you.
Why we work the way we work is important to understand ... so we can create something better. Here's what's happening.