Lynn D. Martin, MD, MBA is the Medical Director, Continuous Improvement and Innovation at Seattle Children’s. He is a Professor of Anesthesiology and Pediatrics (adjunct) at the University of Washington School of Medicine. He received his M.D. from the University of Washington and his M.B.A. for the University of Tennessee. He completed residencies in both Pediatrics (Phoenix Children’s Hospital) and Anesthesiology (Johns Hopkins University) followed by fellowships in pediatric anesthesiology and pediatric critical care medicine at Johns Hopkins University. He is board certified by the American Board of Anesthesiology with specialty certification in pediatric anesthesia and the American Board of Pediatrics with specialty certification in pediatric critical care medicine. Dr. Martin has served as the president of the Society for Pediatric Anesthesia. His original research interests involved conventional and non-conventional forms of mechanical ventilation and more recently focus on quality improvement, patient safety, and operative outcomes research.

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Dr. Gandhi is responsible for advancing the Zero Harm movement, improving patient and workforce safety, and developing innovative health care transformation strategies. In addition, Dr. Gandhi is leading the Press Ganey Equity Partnership to advance equity in health care.

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Emily Lauder, VP at Toyota Motor Manufacturing Mississippi and Dan Goodwin, Group Manager –Quality Control speak about the partnership with Baptist Memorial Health Care as they tested their team members for the COVID 19 virus and vaccinating their team members. Toyota Motor Manufacturing, Mississippi, Inc. (TMMMS), Toyota’s newest U.S. plant located in Blue Springs, assembles the Corolla. TMMMS is the North American model for promoting sustainable environmental performance

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Dr. Jeffrey K. Liker is Professor Emeritus of Industrial and Operations Engineering at the University of Michigan and President of Liker Lean Advisors, LLC. His articles and books have won thirteen Shingo Prizes and he was inducted into the Association of Manufacturing Excellence Hall of Fame and the Shingo Academy.

Raphael Rakowski, Executive Chairman of Medically Home speaks how a patient's home is transformed into Medically Home's hospital-at-home. This innovative approach has a feeling of Amazon meets Uber in the Health Care setting. To learn more visit Medically Home and see what the future might look like.

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Dr. Muething is the Chief Quality Officer and the Co-Director of the James M. Anderson Center for Health Systems Excellence at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center and Professor of Pediatrics at The University of Cincinnati College of Medicine. Dr. Muething was awarded the Michael and Suzette Fisher Family Chair for Safety at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center. He focuses on the strategic goals of Cincinnati Children’s to improve all aspects of care, including safety, outcomes, experience, affordability and population health. His research and national impact focus on high reliability, large scale healthcare safety and lean culture transformation. He has taught all over the United States and in more than a dozen countries. He has led or served on multiple national initiatives including the National Steering Committee for Healthcare Safety.

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Karen has over 30 years’ experience leading, training, and coaching high-performance teams of staff and executives in rapid-growth environments. Most recently, as regional director of licensed operations at Starbucks Coffee Company, she built a consistent track record of growing the number of retail stores along with the continuous improvement capabilities of people. Today as a Team Leader at the Lean Enterprise Institute (LEI) Karen oversees Operations and Personnel at LEI.

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Billy Taylor was a long-time operations executive at Goodyear and he recently retired and started his own consulting company, LinkedXL.

In the episode he shares his thoughts on the need to respect standards — to not compromise standards and show respect to every individual.

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Mark Graban is the author of the Shingo-Award winning book Lean Hospitals, Healthcare Kaizen, Executive Guide to Healthcare Kaizen, Measures of Success, creator & editor of the anthology book Practicing Lean. He is also senior advisor to KaiNexus and owns his own consulting company called Constancy, Inc. Mark is the host of podcasts including “Lean Blog Interviews”, “My Favorite Mistake”, and “Habitual Excellence, presented by Value Capture” and a sought after speaker.

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Dr. Tom Peterson is a student of safety and has been involved in safety research in many industries including healthcare. In this episode of Connecting the Dots podcast Dr. Peterson shares his thoughts & perspectives on the history of High Reliability Organization (HRO), the safety movement, working with Paul O’Neil, and much more.

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