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Using the project management office to connect the dots between projects and strategy.
1Centre for Addiction and Mental Health, Toronto, Ontario, Canada. jacqueline.phan@camh.ca.
Healthcare Management Forum
|April 4, 2015
Summary
Healthcare Project Management Offices (PMOs) are vital for leadership. This article advocates for evolving PMOs from reporting functions to strategic change leaders, optimizing investments, capacity, and quality.
Area of Science:
- Healthcare Management
- Organizational Strategy
- Project Management
Background:
- Project management is a critical skill for healthcare leadership.
- Project Management Offices (PMOs) are increasingly common in healthcare organizations.
- Well-aligned PMOs add value by balancing investments, capacity, and quality.
Conclusions:
- Healthcare PMOs should transition from support functions to strategic leaders.
- Elevating the PMO role can enhance organizational change and performance.
- Optimizing the PMO's strategic impact is crucial for healthcare organizations.
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