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Abstract:
Many trustees believe that health care reform must begin in the communities that their organizations serve. To become the visionary leaders that health care needs, trustees must reexamine many long-held beliefs and values, adopt 21st-century principles of governance, embrace the concept of a healthy community, and develop a systematic plan for change. Based on the collective knowledge of boards that have successfully led their organizations through change, the plan described here consists of a systematic six-step process. The process begins with techniques for creating awareness of the need to change and ends with techniques for measuring and sustaining gains (see figure 1 at right).
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