BPD November 7, 2025

In today’s strained healthcare environment, it’s tempting for leaders to equate activity with advancement. Marketing campaigns multiply, new initiatives sprout weekly, and dashboards light up with metrics. Yet, doing more doesn’t necessarily mean going further—and often, it can distract from the real work of achieving stability and strategic growth.

Motion vs. Progress

When resources tighten, the instinct to “do something” is strong. But without focus, motion can become noise. Health system leaders must differentiate between actions that generate movement and those that generate momentum. True progress requires clarity of purpose, disciplined decision-making, and a willingness to prioritize impact over volume.

Marketing with Measured Intent

Marketing budgets are a prime example. Many systems respond to competition or revenue pressure...

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