Failure isn’t fun for anyone, but it does present valuable opportunities for learning, improvement and growth..
After a failure occurs, examine the process without laying blame to see where the breakdown happened, then think about ways to do it differently next time.
Being upfront about your failures, and providing solutions for change, may help prevent others from making similar mistakes in the future.
Quality Management Coordinator Department of Lab Medicine and Pathology (DLMP)
Mayo Clinic, Rochester, MN
Quality Management Coordinator Department of Lab Medicine and Pathology (DLMP)
Mayo Clinic, Rochester, MN
Jennifer Dawson, MHA, FACHE, CPHQ, LSSBB, DLM
Vice President, Quality & Regulatory
Human Longevity, Inc.