Dr. Jake Tayler Jacobs

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1,932 appearances 4 recordings 1 series first heard Jan 2026 last heard 17 Feb

Dr. Jake Tayler Jacobs’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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The best we can becomes an excuse to stop trying.
I'm not saying resources don't matter, they do.
I'm not saying constraints aren't real, they are.
But doing the best we can with what we have is often a belief that protects us from the uncomfortable work of asking for more.
Advocating for change or admitting that the current approach isn't working is comfortable and comfort is the enemy of transformation.
Now, I've been talking about these beliefs as a pattern that I've observed over a decade in operational turnaround and SIPS has observed over 20 years in health care, sterile processing, peri-op turnaround.
But we didn't stop at observation.
We just studied it.
We conducted the Operational Blindness Index Study.
We call it the OBI-10.
It's a comprehensive research, short, comprehensive research initiative examining how these beliefs and visibility gaps manifest across healthcare organizations.
We looked at the correlation between invisible beliefs, measurement systems, organization outcomes, visibility, and the findings actually validate everything I've been teaching you.
And they quantify it in ways that would change how you think about your own organization.
If you want a copy of the OBITN study, you can go to SipsHealthcare.com and request it.
We'll send it directly to you.
It's in the sales pitches, researches, data, evidence that we're talking, what we're talking about isn't just theory, it's measurable evidence.
Reality.
SeamsHealthcare.com.
Request the OBI study and you'll be able to get to it.
All right.
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