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Innovative culture shock prescribed for health care
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|September 1, 1995
Abstract:
Finally, organizations must accept that inefficiencies are often present in creative cultures. Resources that were devoted to operating and revenue-generating functions must be shifted to finance the capacity to be creative. The short-term focus of today's organizations blinds them from envisioning the long-term benefits of fostering creative changes and improvements. When creativity is properly managed, meaningful risks may be taken with reasonable costs occasionally yielding monumental results.