Book Review and Commentary: The Art of Learning and Healthcare Innovation

Every year, I try to read 1-2 books a month. Most of the time, those books come from outside the healthcare world; business books, personal/spiritual growth books, and books on leadership & learning. Sometimes, I read books explicitly about healthcare, like Called to Care; but often, I like to read and pull insights from other industries. Just because these books don’t explicitly address healthcare, they may have some nuggets that we can apply to our profession and industry. When I read The Art of Learning earlier this month, I pulled out some ideas that I thought were applicable to healthcare innovation, go to market strategy, and addressing barriers to change in healthcare.

So, this week, I’m deviating from the normal format of the show and diving into a book review and commentary of sorts. I cover the main points or insights I gleaned from The Art of Learning and then discuss how I see that they apply to healthcare innovation. I’m doing a bit of an experiment here, so if you like this episode shoot me a note and let me know and I’ll do a few more episodes like this.

 

What we cover in this Episode:

• Investing in Loss and how it applies to Go to Market Strategy
  
• Making Smaller Circles, and how putting in repetitions leads to unconscious mastery, especially in business development and marketing in healthcare innovation
  
• How the process of learning usually comes with discomfort and leaving your comfort zone behind
  
• The difference between entity thinking and growth/development thinking when learning and innovating
  
• Hiring team members to build out capabilities on the team
  
• Ways to leverage data for learning and growth
  
• Achieving Better Outcomes by focusing on mastery and growth
  

 

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Rafael E. Salazar II, MHS, OTR/L (Rafi) is the Principal Owner of Rehab U Practice Solutions and the host of The Better Outcomes Show and the author of Better Outcomes: A Guide to Humanizing Healthcare. His career trajectory includes 10+ years of experience in healthcare management, clinical operations, programmatic development, marketing & business development. He even spent some time as an Assistant Professor in a Graduate Program of Occupational Therapy and has served on numerous boards and regulatory committees. He has worked on projects ranging from patient engagement initiatives to marketing communication campaigns to a multi million dollar project assisting the State of Georgia’s Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities transition individuals out of state institutions to community residences. His work on Telehealth has been discussed in Forbes.

Today, Rafi helps innovative healthcare companies like technology startups, platforms, and SaaS companies develop effective positioning strategy and business development plans through his consulting work. He also leverages his experience as a professor and academic to speak and train on the topics around humanizing the healthcare experience. In addition, Rafi also owns and operates ProActive Rehabilitation & Wellness, a multidisciplinary outpatient clinic treating patients with musculoskeletal pain.

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If you are an innovative healthcare company looking to humanize healthcare through direct service delivery, technology, a device, or software, then reach out. We’d love to talk with you about how Rehab U Practice Solutions can help.

What we can help you do:

✅ Clarify your product, service, or organization’s positioning…

✅ Identify what is most valuable and least valuable to your targeted healthcare stakeholder…

✅ Develop a Market Penetration Roadmap to align your company’s value proposition with your targeted healthcare stakeholder to develop a bottom up marketing strategy…

We help you not only craft your positioning strategy, we help you identify your highest value offer for your target audience, align that value with your market, and help you develop a business development system that leverages insights from market data & industry-specific resources to enable your business development team to effectively drive business for your organization.

In short, we help your whole organization become focused on the most important thing in healthcare: people – the people who work for your organization, and the people who your organization treats or serves.

 

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