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Leadership and learning in health care.

Medical organizations face a significant challenge: To create genuine learning organizations that can work through a maze of concepts and buzzwords, and blend them with local and individual circumstances to create the tools for long-term success. Leaders must take time to clarify and deepen personal vision, tocus energies, develop patience and see objectively. Developing this learning comes on many levels and in many arenas.