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Overcoming Selective Blindness

Current price: $22.95
Overcoming Selective Blindness
Overcoming Selective Blindness

Barnes and Noble

Overcoming Selective Blindness

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With a looming cloud of collective defeatism casting an increasing shadow across the NHS, this book offers a potential lifeline to exhausted individuals and organisations. 'Selective Blindness' is cited as the reason why the root causes of the NHS's problems are failing to be addressed and the single biggest risk to the future of the NHS. Seeking to share experience and learning from a decade of working with trusts to improve services, the pages are packed with practical, simple, and achievable tools and techniques to increase the pace and focus of improvements. The book recognises the need to practically help both those positioned by the bedside and around the board table so that they may be better positioned to address the root cause of local issues to achieve improvements for patients. Only when this is achieved will they be able to challenge what is described as Selective Blindness present within those in legitimate positions of influencing the future of the NHS.

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