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Success in Chaos discusses Stanford Health Care: efficiency focus

Source

Success in ChaosMay 28, 2026

Success in Chaos

Leading When Healthcare Feels Impossible: Special Episode with Kandice Garcia, RN

What was said

Well, we spread it to the entire hospital. So Stanford uses the right program as their method for improvement and they're doing problem solving all over the hospital. So decreasing time for transplants, pharmacy, lab, neurology, ophthalmology.

Quotes from the episode

  • “Well, we spread it to the entire hospital. So Stanford uses the right program as their method for improvement and they're doing problem solving all over the hospital. So decreasing time for transplants, pharmacy, lab, neurology, ophthalmology.”

    Candice GarciaSuccess in Chaos

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Signal
Efficiency focus

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Podcast
Success in Chaos
Speaker
Candice Garcia
Speaker role
Third party
Event date
May 2026

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Timing
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Recorded at estimate
2026-05

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Aug 24, 2026
signal_type
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signal_subtype
efficiencyFocus

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