From self-care to systems of care Emmanuelle Verdieu From self-care to systems of care What comes to mind when you think of self-care? Golf, spa days, hanging out with friends, milkshakes, or shopping? Certainly, but outside of feel-good, one-off […] June 7, 2023 Emmanuelle Verdieu
How Ajay Banga can “write a new playbook” and become the World Bank’s most consequential President Efosa Ojomo How Ajay Banga can “write a new playbook” and become the World Bank’s most consequential President How might Ajay Banga write a new playbook for the World Bank? By changing the organization’s capabilities. June 7, 2023 Efosa Ojomo
How college presidents can last in the job to create lasting change Michael B. Horn How college presidents can last in the job to create lasting change If college presidents want to last in their roles and make meaningful, lasting changes at their institutions, then using the right tools of leadership and management in the right circumstance is the make-or-break differe... June 6, 2023 Michael B. Horn
The dual-credit risk in high schools Michael B. Horn The dual-credit risk in high schools High school dual-credit programs risk selling students a bill of credits that likely lack value, and end up costing a lot of money. June 1, 2023 Michael B. Horn
Mastering the balance: Value networks and the drive for change in K-12 education Thomas Arnett Mastering the balance: Value networks and the drive for change in K-12 education Explore how value networks impact K-12 education change and innovation, and uncover strategies for effective change management. May 30, 2023 Thomas Arnett
Is Amazon Clinic an Innovator Worth Watching? Christensen Institute Is Amazon Clinic an Innovator Worth Watching? Whenever Amazon makes another health care move, there is buzz about it in the industry. So is its Amazon Clinic an innovator to watch? May 30, 2023 Christensen Institute
Virtual reality won’t fix the mental health crisis, but a disruptive innovation might Emmanuelle Verdieu Virtual reality won’t fix the mental health crisis, but a disruptive innovation might Each year, 1 in 5 adults in the US experience mental illness, and 1 in 6 youth experience a mental health disorder. The US is […] May 19, 2023 Emmanuelle Verdieu
How outsourcing student assessments can revitalize teaching Thomas Arnett How outsourcing student assessments can revitalize teaching Leveraging technology and creating new staffing models could help create assessment and grading systems that are more reliable, accurate, and free from conflicts of interest. May 16, 2023 Thomas Arnett
Podcast: Life-Centered Health Care Episode 2 Ann Somers Hogg Podcast: Life-Centered Health Care Episode 2 What do people really want from health care? Listen in to see how one health care innovator is using Jobs to Be Done to find out. May 16, 2023 Ann Somers Hogg
Why ‘system transformation’ is likely a pipe dream Michael B. Horn Why ‘system transformation’ is likely a pipe dream System transformation almost never happens by changing the fundamental tenets of the system itself. Instead, it comes from replacing the system with a brand-new system. May 11, 2023 Michael B. Horn
A whole child, whole life approach puts relationships at the center Julia Freeland Fisher A whole child, whole life approach puts relationships at the center What do kids need? A conversation with author Stephanie Malia Krauss. May 10, 2023 Julia Freeland Fisher
Why more money won’t fix the nursing crisis; and what will Emmanuelle Verdieu Why more money won’t fix the nursing crisis; and what will Employers have turned to financial incentives to attract and keep nurses. To find a more effective solution, employers could apply the Theory of Jobs to Be Done, a theoretical framework that aims to uncover behavior. May 9, 2023 Emmanuelle Verdieu
