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An invitation to dance when no one is looking Monday, 17 Jun 2013 Have you ever thought about how dancing alone speaks to leadership?
Lessons in leadership from young and unencumbered voices Friday, 5 Apr 2013 Sometimes a conversation can bring something to your attention.
How your phone could change health care Thursday, 7 Mar 2013 Could a smartphone be an important driver in the future of person-centred care?
Leadership Tip: Staying fresh, curious and skeptical Thursday, 7 Feb 2013 We’ve seen it time and again in business: growth, success and deference can make you think you have a winning formula.
3 technology trends for health innovation Wednesday, 23 Jan 2013 Here are 3 technology trends that stand out for me that relate to health care.
Monthly Brain Candy: To make you laugh and sit up Friday, 16 Nov 2012 I came across these two quotes recently – so simple, so funny, so clever.
About Shirlee I've worked within the Canadian health care system for over 25 years, engaging with it from different angles. I helped pioneer health system breakthroughs, led a company to achieve 180% growth and made mistakes along the way. [Read more about Shirlee]. In this blog I write about leadership and bringing new ideas to health care. Many of us know that our health system needs new thinking to address the challenges it faces. We just need to figure out how to get there. From what I can see, the best way to stimulate new thinking is to share - and, at times, share thoughts that are unconventional and from outside the health care space. It's all in an effort to sow the seeds for that all-important "ah-ha" moment that cultivates a rich feeling of excitement and wonder, qualities needed to imagine and action change.