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Governance That Works: Decision Rights, Accountability, and Faster Change with Madelaine Yue

Huntzinger Management Group Season 1 Episode 7

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In Part Two of our conversation with Madelaine Yue on health care governance, we shift from definition to application exploring how governance actually works inside health care systems, how decision rights are designed, where organizations most often stumble, and what it means to treat governance as a system rather than a meeting.

We dig into the move from centralized control to a more federated model, why that shift is both difficult and important, and how decision rights work best when they follow accountability and expertise, not hierarchy with clear owners, input roles, and escalation paths.

You’ll also hear how mature governance can reduce “meeting paralysis,” speed up decisions, improve transparency, and build trust through clear guardrails, documented rationale, and visibility into outcomes plus how governance models may need to evolve as vendors embed analytics, automation, and AI into platforms.