Let's Commit to these Principles to Advance Person-Centered Care

Recent Harvard articles have been consistent in their insistence that a different mode of leadership will be required in all businesses going forward. Business as usual got us into the predicament we are in so we can't simply go back to it when the economy recovers. New leadership will be about facilitating, collaborating and empowering. I write a lot about person-centered care. When readers write back, they pin a lot of the stagnation in implementing person-centered care on leadership. People change because they want to change. Leadership has to create that context. Albert Einstein said No problem can be solved from the same level of consciousness that created it. With that in mind, here are some leadership qualities I believe are necessary to overcome the present stagnation.

Take a look. Is this you? Who do you know who exemplifies these qualities, and what has been your experience with them? Are you in? If so let's talk!

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