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Bridge Transition Model Of Change

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Hi Anna, great post this week! I totally agree with you that change can be either too slow or too fast that the healthcare team becomes frustrated and stressed. Change is "repatternings" old practice to new practice and people must adopt a new way of doing things they are not used to doing. Bridges transition model is a very good model to use to end old practice and begins new practice,

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