THE BECKHAM COMPANY

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and planning models are compatible with the concepts advocated by Jim Collins in Built to Last and Good to Great as well as those advocated by Robert Kaplan in The Balanced Scorecard (sometimes called the Five Pillars). We are also well-versed in Baldrige and Six Sigma criteria and methods.

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Abbott Laboratories Study on

The Sustainable Hospital Enterprise

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In January of 2002, Abbott Laboratories engaged The Beckham Company to assist it with the development of a model for the “sustainable hospital enterprise of the future.” 

The yearlong project involved extensive research with hospital and physician leaders nationwide as well as the integration of insights from some of America’s most sustainable non-healthcare enterprises (Wal-Mart, Microsoft, GE and Southwest Airlines). 

CEOs from nine health systems then participated in a multi-day effort to distill a “model for sustainability.” The results of the project are summarized in a 90-page monograph.

The model is currently being applied. CEOs from the following organizations participated:

n Joel Allison, CEO, Baylor Health Care System, Dallas, TX

n Ron Ashworth, CEO, Sisters of Mercy Health System, St. Louis, MO

n David Bernd, CEO, (Chair-elect of the AHA), Sentara Healthcare, Norfolk, VA

n Peter Butler, CEO, Rush North Shore Medical Center, Skokie, IL

n Peter Fine, CEO, Banner Health System, Phoenix, AZ

n Gary Mecklenburg, CEO, Northwestern Memorial Health Care System, Chicago, IL

n Judith Pelham, CEO, Trinity Health, Novi, MI

n Stephen Reynolds, CEO, Baptist Memorial Health Care Corp., Memphis, TN

n Michael Wood, M.D., CEO, Mayo Clinic, Rochester, MN

 

For more information contact Dan Beckham at (843) 298-1131.