Literature DB >> 10788096

From resistance to attraction: a different approach to change.

P E Plsek1, C M Kilo.   

Abstract

How can physician executives interested in promoting change be more effective at the task? This article explores how to create an attraction towards change, as opposed to viewing change as overcoming resistance. Learning to recognize naturally occurring change, identify attractors, explore the rationality of others' points of view, and reduce risk are clear and constructive insights from research and emerging systems science. Other ideas to consider are: Understand the issues of those you wish to change, create changes that are "exothermic," produce system changes, accept responsibility, learn from failed efforts, and focus on building relationships of trust.

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Year:  1999        PMID: 10788096

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Physician Exec        ISSN: 0898-2759


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