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Edmondson 210 1$aSan Francisco :$cJossey-Bass,$d2013. 215 $a1 online resource (108 p.) 225 1 $aJ-B Short Format Series 300 $aIncludes index. 311 $a1-118-78833-8 311 $a1-299-84892-3 327 $aTeaming to Innovate; Copyright; Contents; Executive Summary; Introduction; What It Takes to Innovate; Teamwork; A Culture of Paradox; An Unusual Leadership Mind-set; Situating Innovation on the Process Knowledge Spectrum; Routine Operations; Complex Operations; Innovation Operations; Encompassing the Full Spectrum; A Recipe for Innovation; Aim High; Team Up; Fail Well; Learn Fast; Repeat; Aim High; A Worthy Goal; Teaming to Survive; Teaming to Solve Complex Technical Problems; Neither Top-Down nor Bottom-Up; Engaging Hearts and Minds; Leading Innovation at Children's Hospital 327 $aAiming High with MeaningThe Power of Inquiry; Making It Safe to Talk About Problems; It's a Stretch; Worthy Aspirations That Motivate Innovation; Team Up; Strange Bedfellows; Teaming Across Boundaries; What's in a Boundary?; Types of Boundaries; What It Takes to Team; Mutual Curiosity; Psychological Safety; Process Guidelines; When Conflict Heats Up; Hot and Cool Cognition; Three Practices That Cool Hot Conflict; Embracing the Risks of Teaming; Fail Well; Unpacking Failure; Failure's Causes; Mapping the Failure Landscape; Failing Well-At the Right Scale; Leading Failure; Courage and Fear 327 $aLearn FastLearning as You Go; How to Learn Fast; Diagnosis; Design; Action, or Experimentation; Reflection; Overcoming Barriers to Learning; Barriers to Diagnosis; Barriers to Design; Barriers to Action and Experimentation; Barriers to Reflection; Leading Learning to Innovate; Framing for Learning; Repeat (Learning Never Stops); Conclusion; Recommendations for a Successful Innovation Journey; Aim High; Team Up; Fail Well; Learn Fast; Repeat; Leaders Who Innovate; Notes; About the Author 330 $aInnovation requires teaming. 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