Isamu Pant

The Behavioral Health Fix (eBook, ePUB)

A Leader's Guide to Better Care, Happier Staff, and Smoother Operations - Without More Staff or Funding

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Behavioral health is full of passionate leaders held back by broken systems, chronic staffing shortages, and operations that never seem to stabilize. This book gives leaders a practical way out.

Drawing on experience across Amazon Web Services, behavioral health organizations, higher education, and nonprofits, The Behavioral Health Fix introduces a simple but powerful method-Find-Fix-Serve(TM)-that helps organizations reduce friction, relieve staff overwhelm, improve patient flow, and strengthen leadership alignment without adding more staff or new funding.

In less than two hours, leaders learn how to identify true constraints, run targeted 30-day experiments, and build lightweight operating rhythms that make their teams more effective and their work more sustainable. The result: better care, happier staff, smoother operations, and leadership that finally feels in control of the system rather than trapped by it.

This book is written for C-Suite executives, clinical directors, and mission-driven leaders who want real change-not another binder, committee, or theory of transformation. It's a short, practical guide built for real-world constraints and designed to help organizations move fast, learn quickly, and create meaningful relief that lasts.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: B&ILD Publishing
• Seitenzahl: 144
• Erscheinungstermin: 12. Dezember 2025
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781968627034
• Artikelnr.: 75941010

Autorenporträt

Isamu Pant is a behavioral-health systems strategist and the creator of the Find-Fix-Serve(TM) method, a practical approach used by mission-driven organizations to reduce friction, strengthen operations, and improve patient flow without additional staff or funding. His work draws on cross-sector experience in nonprofit behavioral health, higher education, public policy, and product development at Amazon Web Services. He advises C-Suite executives, and clinical leaders across the country on building organizations that are both effective and human.