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System failing stroke patients, exercise finds | Stuff.co.nz
The assessment, called the Lean Thinking Project and based on Toyota’s production systems which have been in use for 40 years, was aimed at improving productivity, systems and procedures. “We were looking at reducing waste and improving …
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