You Can Solve Anything
In this episode of the Ever-So-Lean Podcast, Matt dives into the world of Lean within Healthcare with Anil Mathew, the former Group Director of Continuous Improvement at the National Health Service (NHS) and the current CEO & Director of the Lean Enabled Group. Anil has led ground-breaking efforts to develop a Continuous Improvement Culture in the NHS, building staff improvement capabilities and empowering Problem Solving to drive meaningful change. His remarkable achievements have earned him a prestigious HSJ Award and even a visit from former UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson and former Secretary of State for Health, Jeremy Hunt. Anil shares his fascinating insights into the critical role of Lean Techniques in Healthcare and provides an inspiring perspective on how Lean Thinking can drive progress in even the most challenging of environments. Get ready to be amazed!
Key Takeaways:
Lean principles can be used absolutely anywhere, in any industry, whatever role you perform and in any process. You can use Lean to improve the way that you work, increase engagement, drive out waste, drive out defects and improve productivity. Investing in people. Continuous Improvement is so dependable upon the people, the people who know how to fix the problems as they perform the processes. They know the problems and they’ve probably got the solution in their brain somewhere. So, invest in people. Learn by doing. Make it real. Have a go, use the tools see how they work, show results – it’s super important, that’s how you get your credibility. Celebrate success! Don’t hide it, when you do something and achieve a result, make sure everybody knows about it. Celebrate it, praise people, build that confidence and you can drive Lean in your business.
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