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Scrum Master Servant Leader: 12 Ways To Move Your Team to Greatness

2021-01-19T09:45:50.097Z

Scrum is the most commonly used agile delivery method in the world. It’s a lightweight framework that empowers teams to build quickly through iterative design. An iterative approach means delivering part of a product, getting feedback, and then adapting the product and the team based on that feedback. Scrum teams regularly build better products faster, while being happier too.

A great Scrum Master servant leader goes deep into finding the cause of problems and have the hard conversations that follow. Influencing the team is one of the essential tasks for a Scrum Master. A great Scrum Master servant leader coaches the team to call out problems, instead of doing it themselves, etc.

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A Day in the Life of a Project Manager

2021-01-19T09:44:24.216Z

Project managers are in charge of one or a set of projects within a company. They plan resources, handle finances, and organize the business documents related to the project. They also work directly with higher management to ensure the project has a set direction for success, and that it meets this definition of success at the completion period.

Your daily tasks as a project manager are Gathering requirements, deliverables, and timeframes from stakeholders, Agreeing on priorities with clients, Planning your resources, Creating project plans ,etc.

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E-Health Record Management

2021-01-19T09:43:11.747Z

Electronic Health Record (EHR) is the digital record of a patient’s medical history. The EHR contains the patient’s admission reports, their vital signs, progress notes, diagnoses, medications, allergies, lab data, and reports, and other details include demographic and insurance data.

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Fundamentals of public health management

2021-01-19T09:16:52.721Z

World health organization (WHO) in the year 1948 defined health as “a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity.” The WHO constitution claims that every government is responsible for the health of their peoples which can be fulfilled only by the provision of adequate health and social measures. (WHO, 2020).

American Bacteriologist Charles-Edward Amory has defined public health as “the science and art of preventing disease, prolonging life, and promoting health through the organized efforts and informed choices of society, organizations, public and private communities, and individuals.” (2020)

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Agile for Healthcare Project Management

2021-01-19T09:15:38.155Z

Agile project management is the best approach to handle huge healthcare projects. Agile project management helps the project teams to have shorter development cycles.Healthcare projects need better-equipped project management that quickly adapt any changes and deliver work faster.

Main points that agile practices to any given projects are Tools and Technologies, Room for Innovation, Speed to Market, Reduced Costs, Feedbacks and Changes and Data.

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7 Steps to Implement Agile in Healthcare Projects

2021-01-19T09:14:13.677Z

Agile project management’s blueprint originated from the software industry. The software project managers usually followed a rigid sequential approach, resulting in delayed project delivery.

Healthcare projects face a similar issue, as they too follow traditional norms while project delivery. In healthcare too we have many stakeholders involved in the decision-making process like government bodies, regulations, budgetary situations, resources, administrative rules, front-line caregivers, and patients.

Let’s look at the Step by Step Process to Implement Agile in Healthcare:

Vision Set Up in a Strategy Meeting
Building the Project Roadmap
Release Plan
Planning out Sprints
Daily Stand-ups
Review Meetings
Plan for the next Sprint

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US Healthcare Payer Save $2M and Improves Service Quality Leveraging Agile and DevOps

2021-01-19T09:04:43.221Z

This case study is about the USA’s well-known healthcare payer who owns a huge IT infrastructure that wanted to gain a high level of business value by incorporating Agile and DevOps features. They needed their product to be built with high-quality, quick release and cost-optimized.

The client used the latest agile approach to deliver a high-performing solution.

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Top 8 Barriers For Project Management in Healthcare

2021-01-19T08:58:37.499Z

The healthcare industry which is one of the oldest industries runs on traditional values and principles. Changing government “Healthcare Reforms” often leads to more chaos than order. Compliances, caregivers, doctors, nurses, clinicians, and administrative staff often face the music because of mismanagement. A defense mechanism operates in the background to stay within the perforated guidelines. This prevents the optimal use of resources, increased costs, and delayed or redundant projects. These factors become barriers to entry for project management in the healthcare industry.

The top 8 barriers to entry for project management in the healthcare industry are Government policy, Lack of Leadership, Lack of Skilled Manpower, Project Metrics and Data, Adapting to Change, Economies of Scale, Product differentiation and Capital requirements.

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General Project Management Issues

2021-01-19T08:54:53.605Z

Project management is a challenging task that needs a high expertise to manage the projects and deliver it with high quality as per the set timeline. Healthcare project management facessome general issueslike Poor Planning, Unrealistic Goals, Insufficient Communication, Improper Expenses, Risk Mismanagement and Unrealistic Deadlines. These some general issues need to resolve to get smooth and quality project delivery on time.

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Comparing Agile vs Waterfall Model

2021-01-19T08:53:08.848Z

The starting point for any project development is to determine how to manage the project as a team. Taking such decisions can be difficult as there are two major project development methodologies already being used. The two main development methodologies are agile and waterfall models. They are applied to the software development cycle and help in the overall project management process.

The primary difference between agile and waterfall is that waterfall uses a sequential flow to define; build; test and release project deliverables whereas agile works in iterative work cycles called sprints.

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