Putting Learning into Practice to Innovate and Improve Patient Services: A Case Study of Seattle Children’s Hospital

Feb 26, 2020

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To ensure social health programs are effective and scalable, Seattle Children’s embraces a culture that supports experimentation and failing fast – the concept of testing out new processes or activities on a small scale and adjusting or stopping the activity if it doesn’t yield the intended results. See how their team has been pursuing three distinct but aligned social health strategies.

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