Simon Fleming 🔨
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Orthopaedic Hand & Wrist Surgeon #handsurgery #OrthoSky #SurgSky | #MedEd PhD | Culture change
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Some would. Maybe. Perhaps.
But again, it’s whether they would do it in a space where the goal is change and growth and learning and making stuff better.
We all see the imperfect systems - it takes more than that to try to improve it to something…less bad.
But again, it’s whether they would do it in a space where the goal is change and growth and learning and making stuff better.
We all see the imperfect systems - it takes more than that to try to improve it to something…less bad.
October 31, 2025 at 1:35 PM
Some would. Maybe. Perhaps.
But again, it’s whether they would do it in a space where the goal is change and growth and learning and making stuff better.
We all see the imperfect systems - it takes more than that to try to improve it to something…less bad.
But again, it’s whether they would do it in a space where the goal is change and growth and learning and making stuff better.
We all see the imperfect systems - it takes more than that to try to improve it to something…less bad.
Nearly all of them.
Especially culture - culture is a place of safety for many, so to change culture is to experience loss and all stages of the grief cycle.
Especially culture - culture is a place of safety for many, so to change culture is to experience loss and all stages of the grief cycle.
September 22, 2025 at 12:08 PM
Nearly all of them.
Especially culture - culture is a place of safety for many, so to change culture is to experience loss and all stages of the grief cycle.
Especially culture - culture is a place of safety for many, so to change culture is to experience loss and all stages of the grief cycle.
Reposted by Simon Fleming 🔨
Wonderful. Excited to hear you’re tackling both the technical and human sides of surgery, truly essential for the future. Which aspect of culture change do you think is the hardest for surgical teams to embrace?
September 22, 2025 at 12:03 PM
Wonderful. Excited to hear you’re tackling both the technical and human sides of surgery, truly essential for the future. Which aspect of culture change do you think is the hardest for surgical teams to embrace?
Reposted by Simon Fleming 🔨
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