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The third and final edition of my Project Management in Healthcare has arrived. It has been a great journey, but it is time to hang it up. I decided to do the third edition because of the need to update my book to cover the changes in the direction of project management and healthcare in the post-COVID era. I added a chapter specifically centered on COVID in terms of project management. I also updated all the chapters with regard to the latest edition of the Project Management's Guide to the Project Management Book of Knowledge, covering tailoring, performance domains, and value delivery. It also highlights the presence of on-line data and the need to protect it during the entire lifecycle of the project. Previous editions have been used as a reference for healthcare project management and used in a variety of college courses. It's like saying goodbye to an old friend, knowing that the friend continues to live on!

https://www.projectmanagement.com/blog-post/58170/Inspiration-from-Multi-Nation-Collaboration

Inspiration from Multi-Nation Collaboration Following up on my last post about lessons learned, this brief post is about the need for collaboration.  Lessons learned are meaningless unless they are collected from a diverse set of projects

Looking for a stocking-stuffer for a project manager colleague? How about you make their meeting life much, much easier and even pleasant?

We're talking cheap here - under $10 for the Kindle version and under $19 for the paperback!

https://www.amazon.com/Facilitate-Productive-Project-Planning-Meetings/dp/1938548264

Let's all work together to help PMI Italy get better-looking presenters next year (LOL)!

10 years ago, David Shirley and I wrote a book called "Green Project Management", which won PMI's Cleland Award for Literature.

Last Friday, 700+ people attended my talk in Milan, Italy entitled "Weaving Sustainability Thinking Into Project Management", at the 3rd Annual National PMI Italy Conference.

Maybe the message is finally hitting home (Earth).

https://pmoimpactsummit.com/speaker/rich-maltzman-pmp/

Rich Maltzman, PMP – PMO IMPACT Summit Rich Maltzman, PMP, started his professional career in 1978 as an engineer at what is now Nokia, after receiving a BSEE and MSIE degrees. Since1988 he’s been a PMO leader, including a 2-year assignment in The Netherlands overseeing a team of PMs in Europe, Middle East, and Africa. In parallel, Ric...

Sustainability in Project Management – A Benefit for the Environment and for Organizations PMTips: Here with us today is Richard Maltzman, who is a Senior Lecturer at the Boston University Metropolitan College, an award winning author and speaker on Sustainability in Project Management. Richard, I would like to welcome you and thank you for doing this interview. We are honored to have you...

Do project managers have anything to say about... or to do with... or to contribute to... sustainability?

The answer: find it in this podcast episode from The Wiley Network.

Developing a Lifecycle Approach to Project Management: Podcast Rich Maltzman of Boston University,(https://www.linkedin.com/in/exclaim/), has 40 years of practical experience in project management. Rich advocates that the traditional metrics of project management

https://www.projectmanagement.com/blog-post/52926/April-Fuel-

April Fuel! I avoid posting on April 1, since it’s likely that all-y’all may not take the posting seriously.  So this is posted on April 2.  Because it's good news - serious good news.