Sept ’24 – TRY
Week 3 – Exploring TRY
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Week 3 – Exploring TRY
We finally got to explore TRY and what a fun session it was!
- We talked about the value of trying things in low fidelity and low cost ways.
- Wayne shared how he tried the new system for colorectal screening to see how it would work for patients.
- Sarah and Dan pointed out that “pilot projects” are NOT really a test – they are fully baked “solutions” with a limited release. There is often little that can be done to iterate the solution.
- Grace spoke of how trying things is a way to reduce risk and is a helpful framing for much of her work now.
- Erik shared an interesting & clear problem-solving/idea-trying framework he is working on with his staff.
- Chris shared that trying things always leads to insight and more meaningful engagement with colleagues. Why isn’t it used more often?
- We lamented that prototype and testing is simply not a mindset or skill set that organizations have. The lost opportunity and wasted money due to failed launches is significant.
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2 Replies
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Hi Dan, Caralee, Chris, Grace, Sarah, and Wayne!
It was great seeing everybody after such a long time away.
Thanks so much for letting me share my work on Friday! It was really helpful.
Annoyingly I wrote a long post giving context for this project, but accidentally deleted it. 😐 Maybe it’s for the best!
TLDR: I’m working with colleagues at our health centers on how we can do outreach to patients about Open Door’s pharmacy services.
Here is the Miro board: https://miro.com/app/board/uXjVLc52tRY=/?share_link_id=840350739434
Password: AbundantI am very grateful for any feedback or advice you can share.
miro.com
2024.09.20-ODRx Patient Outreach Process Improvement
2024.09.20-ODRx Patient Outreach Process Improvement
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It was great to see you, Erik! And of course you bring the thoughtfulness and the goods! 🙂
I’ll take a look at the miro again and provide any new feedback I have.
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