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Jim Huntzinger is the President and Founder of
Lean Frontiers, Inc., which develops knowledge and learning communities on the
Lean Enterprise for business and industry. With a background and experience in
manufacturing and operations, he has also extensively researched the history
and development of American manufacturing and also published several books on
the lean business model, manufacturing history, and economics.
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Our guest is Timothy Pehrson the President and Chief Executive
Officer of INTEGRIS Health, based in Oklahoma. He has been in that role, and at
INTEGRIS, since 2018. He came to INTEGRIS from Intermountain Healthcare in
Utah, where he had most recently served in a dual role as regional vice
president/CEO for the North Region and vice president of continuous improvement
for Intermountain Healthcare.
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John Andazola, MD, FAAFP was born and
raised in Las Cruces, New Mexico where he attended New Mexico State University.
He received his MD from the University of New Mexico School of Medicine in
1997, and completed residency at the Southern New Mexico Family Medicine
Residency program in 2000. Dr Andazola went on to complete a fellowship in
Advanced Hospital Training for Family Physicians in Phoenix AZ, and a Faculty
Development Fellowship at the University of Arizona from 2001-2003. After
completion of the fellowships Dr. Andazola joined the fellowship faculty and
later became director of the fellowship. Dr. Andazola moved back to Las Cruces
in January of 2009 and became program director in May of 2009. He is very happy
to be back home! Dr. Andazola’s interests are in medical education, hospital
medicine, OB and border health. He is committed to his community and is
committed to producing well rounded Family Physicians for southern New Mexico.
Dr. Scott is associate professor of
anthropology and graduate faculty in the integrated behavioral health program
at New Mexico State University. She is also adjunct research faculty at the
Southern New Mexico Family Medicine Residency Program. She received her B.A. in
Women’s Studies from Duke University and her M.A. and Ph.D. in anthropology
from the University of Kentucky. Her research program is part of an
academic-community collaboration with a team of NMSU students and faculty and
the residency program. The program includes explorations of the culture of
medicine and medical education as well as development of curricula and tools to
improve training in health equity in health care professions. The team’s
current project is a mixed-methods evaluation of a social determinants of
health screening tool used in a primary care clinic in the U.S.-Mexico border
region. Her research has been funded by the National Science Foundation,
Fulbright, National Cancer Institute, the New Mexico State University College
of Arts & Sciences, the Southwest and Border Cultures Institute, and the
Loomis Foundation. Her work has been published in Collaborative
Anthropologies, Journal of Interprofessional Care, and Qualitative Health
Research among other journals.
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As founder of JFlinch, Jamie
Flinchbaugh has helped purpose-driven leaders craft effective, resilient
organizations at over three hundred companies. Leveraging more than thirty
years of experience and helping build over twenty companies, Jamie collaborates
with leaders and their teams to bridge capability, strategic, cultural, and
systems gaps so they can safely span potential pitfalls and have a purposeful
impact on their organizations.
Jamie has helped leaders across a wide spectrum of industries,
including healthcare, utilities, technology, consumer products, and
professional services, including Harley-Davidson, Intel, Mars, Amazon, Crayola,
Fidelity, and Whirlpool, among many others.
Jamie is co-author of The Hitchhiker’s Guide to Lean: Lessons from
the Road and is the co-host of the podcasts Lean Whiskey and Happy Heuristics.
He currently lives in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, with his wife of twenty-four
years, Jill Triani. Together, they have three children, Emma, Jack, and
Ben.
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Jonathan Brill prepares leaders to profit from radical change.
He is a renowned expert on resilient growth and decision making under
uncertainty. His insights are based on experience. As a senior leader and
the Global Futurist at Hewlett Packard, he directed long-term strategy and
intelligence programs. He’s been a creative director at frog design and the
managing partner of innovation firms that developed over 350 products.
He is the Managing Director of Resilient Growth Partners and a
board member at Frost & Sullivan, a major market intelligence firm with
offices in 46 countries. He blows off steam as the Futurist-in-Residence at
Territory Studio, the creative visionaries behind the sci-fi tech in Stephen
Spielberg’s Ready Player One, Ghost in the Shell and Blade Runner 2049, where
he creates products and better worlds for both super villains and real-life
heroes.
He advises globally on resilient growth strategy and product
innovation to clients like Samsung, Microsoft, Verizon, PepsiCo and the United
States government. He is an in demand thought leader, speaker and contributor
for TED, Singularity University, Korn Ferry, J.P. Morgan, Forbes and the
Harvard Business Review. He holds a degree in industrial design from
Pratt Institute, spent years as a research consultant to the MIT Media Lab and
in management training at the Stanford University Graduate School of Business.
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Dr. Frederick Southwick is a Professor of Medicine and former Chief of
Infectious Diseases at the University of Florida. From 2010-2011 Dr. Southwick
attended the Harvard Business School as an Advanced Leadership Fellow, and
studied how business practices could be applied to improve the quality and
safety of healthcare. He also continues to practice and teach infectious
diseases. He is an award winning teacher and the author of " Critically Ill:
A 5-point Plan to Cure Healthcare Delivery"
and most recently, April 2020, the 4th edition of Infectious Diseases: A
clinical short course. Lange Series
Margie
is Research Professor in the Department of Nursing and Executive
Director and Founder of the Institute for Excellence in Health and Social
Systems (IEHSS), in the College of Health and Human Services at the University
of New Hampshire. She is a national and international leader of designing
and implementing improvement strategies targeting the place where patients,
families and care teams meet-the clinical microsystem.
Dr.
Godfrey began her work in clinical microsystems over 25 years ago and, in 2009,
founded The Dartmouth Institute Microsystem Academy (TDIMA) at The Dartmouth
Institute for Health Policy and Clinical Practice, Geisel School of Medicine
with Dartmouth colleagues, to develop new knowledge and disseminate findings.
She was Co-Director of TDIMA with Dr. Tina Foster for 11 years and a Lecturer
for nearly 20 years at The Dartmouth Institute for Health Policy and Clinical
Practice.
Margie’s
primary interest is engaging inter-professional health care professionals in
learning about and improving local health care delivery systems with a focus on
patients, professionals, processes and outcomes. Margie is co-author of the
best selling textbooks, Quality by Design (2007), Quality by
Design, 2nd Edition (in press) and Value By Design (2011), and the
lead author and architect of the "Clinical Microsystems: A Path to
Healthcare Excellence" series.
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As President of Sanger Heart & Vascular Institute, Dr.
Rose has been a champion of quality improvement initiatives to enhance patient
outcomes. He has published extensively about the intersection of quality
improvement and his specialty of echocardiography, as well as about the
evolution of healthcare reform.
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Arnout has been working with lean management since 1995, the last 15
years as a trainer, coach and consultant in healthcare. He is the owner of The
Lean Mentor. He helps people who want to (learn to) improve healthcare. Arnout
focuses on teaching lean leadership, as author, speaker and mentor, bringing
top performance and high levels of productivity within everyone’s reach.
Please visit Arnout’s website at https://www.leanthinkinginhealthcare.com/
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Dr. Brian Schmidt is
the track doctor at Sonoma Raceway, and the Trauma Director at Santa Rosa
Memorial Hospital, the largest non-university trauma center in California. Dr.
Schmidt has 40 years of experience in the field of medicine, and was mentored
by legendary surgeon Bill Blaisdell.
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