Enabling an Environment of Accountability
Published June 25, 2016
Tracie Clang, MHA OTR/L, Performance Improvement Coach, TruthPoint, discusses how organizations that are able to sustain improvement and maintain improvement over time have established an organizational accountability system and shares ways how an organization can build this environment of accountability.
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