Are there guidelines regarding exceptions that can be propagated during task rendezvous?
Are various levels of implementation feasible, given the present allocation of resources?
Do the providers and staff trust the care manager to do the specified tasks in that role?
Does your practice have experience with creating a positive, change oriented team culture?
Has the way you feel about an regard the other person significantly changed for the worse?
Have you taken extra care around who fills pivotal roles, as that of the program manager?
How do you establish how many projects are under the purview of each project manager?
Is the program pursuing a services based contract or completion/product delivery contract?
What knowledge, skills and attitudes were vital for project managers in that situation?
What metrics are being tracked by the program that include or can be used for safety?
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