Ride along with Mark as he discusses a strategy that every medical group leader should be familiar with.
Category: Strategy
In the real world context of opportunistic action, “partnership” is a euphemism for “acquired” or "controlled."
Many medical group leaders come to me for help when they’ve got a “problem” and they’re looking for a solution. Oftentimes, they think that the solution lies outside of the problem.
Ride along with Mark as he discusses strengthening your group for the next disaster.
You're probably familiar, if not personally, then at least conceptually, with the notion of "F.U. money" - having enough money that you can simply walk away.
The reality is that we all construct and use models. Often, these are mental models, concepts or representations about how the world works.
Your local newspaper and even that national one that claims to print everything that's fit to be printed is telling you that the world as you know it is over. It probably is.
The coronavirus crisis, in fact, any crisis, is like a magnifying glass. It shows the best and the worsts of your business structure and practices. Many underlying defects can be seen as symptoms of underlying group structural and governance problems. They can be corrected.
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Whether you're the leader of a group in crisis or of a group that is using the crisis to advance your position, the current times have very much in common with your own past.
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Don't think about how hard it is to turn a large ship.
