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In today’s fast-paced world, even the smallest distractions can derail progress, turning a productive day into a series of frustrating interruptions. These subtle time thieves chip away at your focus, energy, and momentum—often without you even realizing it. Explore the most common hidden distractions and discover actionable strategies to take back control of your time and efficiency!

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As healthcare organizations race to adopt technologies like AI, many are skipping the crucial step of centering people in their implementation efforts. This creates the risk that leaders will see limited returns on their tech investments and fail to improve care quality. To “win” the AI race, leaders must closely examine and intentionally shape the interplay between their people, processes, and technological tools. By adding people strategies to implementation plans and embracing healthcare-specific human capital best practices, they can prime their organizations to maximize the power of innovation and drive meaningful change in their organizations and across the industry. In our Spring 2025 Healthcare Insights Report, readers will learn: How healthcare leaders can fully capitalize on today’s cutting-edge tools by embracing a shift in thinking that replaces any vision of technology with the more accurate image of “humans interacting with technology.” How deeply internalizing the interplay between people and new tech will help leaders recognize the importance of making strong use cases for adoption, alleviating employees’ potential fears, and driving robust change management to combat inertia and resistance. How a better understanding of how people and technology best work together will help leaders insert their own wisdom and experience into investment and implementation processes, empowering them to see past trendy one-off tools in favor of those that serve as real strategic levers

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This whitepaper explores the concept of organizational health and its measurable impacts on business outcomes, such as productivity and employee retention. We discuss how organizational health can be quantified using behavioral metrics that correlate with critical outcomes.

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