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1Ron C. Werft, FACHE, is president and CEO of Cottage Health in Santa Barbara, California.
Abstract:
It comes as no surprise that healthcare leaders today face unprecedented challenges. Some are immediate. Others are long-term. Many are interrelated. All are complex. None of them are small, as they include financial sustainability, mission, quality and patient safety, rapidly advancing technology, changing consumer expectations, new market entrants, healthcare inequities, and more regulation. One challenge, though, tops that list: workforce shortages. Although many individuals continue to be drawn to healthcare, the numbers are insufficient to meet increasing demand. Transforming care models will be crucial in meeting the needs of communities. The development of core competencies in driving transformation-embracing innovation and technology, creating a shared vision, and engaging teams in this process-is essential in leading this transformation.
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