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MEDICAL ALERT!

 IMMEDIATE NOTICE

To TAG Clients & Associates

 

 

TAG’s healthcare division, Healthcare Performance Partners (HPP), has recently made us aware of a notice put out by the Center for Disease Control concerning the discovery of a pandemic out break of Biziocis-Maximosis (BM), commonly known as ‘Manufacturing 

Malaria’. Symptoms of this disease have been discovered in many locations recently and we are asking all our constituents to increase observation for symptoms immediately.

 

Dr. Aiken Head, has provided us with the following symptoms of this well entrenched disease:

  • High Agitation Levels
  • Regular Sweating and/or Swearing
  • Weakness and Shortness of Breath (and Temper)
  • Trouble Thinking Clearly
  • Constant indications of De’ja vu
  • And many other easily recognizable symptoms

How it's Spread

 

The CDC has seen a recent increase in Manufacturing Malaria, especially as the economy goes through a slow-down or a speed-up.  They say the industrial public is still not aware of the serious infectiousness especially in peers, subordinates, mentorees, and observers of the disease carrier.  Many times the infected individual can pass the disease from generation to generation.  This is especially true in young talented ‘fast-burners’ that see the ‘carrier’ as a road to success.  This disease has a slow insidious takeover of the mind and body.  It can easily overcome excellent education, learning, and especially ‘common sense’.  The disease is primarily caught in regions of the company such as Corporate Headquarters, Investment Companies (usually in analysts), Owner’s yachts, and other areas where short-term-thinkers gather.  Most people in this area have been previously infected and have an intense focus on self enrichment and survival.  Caution should always be used in these locations. 

 

A recent improvement in some very old but effective drugs is now available for treatment and prevention.

 

Treatment

 

Doctors are now recommending a drug cocktail of the following:

  • One large initial injection of Leanozan followed by bi-monthly or quarterly injections for life.
  • One tablet of LeanThinkinox every four hours.
  • One tablet of ContinuoImprovomentus daily.

These medicines should be ingested with large volumes of water and it is recommended that you demand this regimen from all members of your organization that show signs of BM.

 

Prevention 

 

There are proven drugs on the market designed to ward off infection with Manufacturing Malaria.  Used correctly, these can show great promise.  All can be obtained without a prescription but are best taken under the care of a trained professional.  Please consider the following as ways to prevent this deadly disease:

 

  • Changistan
  • Leanozex
  • Getoffyourtailimon
  • Chinamentalno
  • Mexiprev

Get a Checkup 

 

It is recommended that all clients and Associates that are regularly in a manufacturing facility continuously be on the lookout for this deadly long-term debilitating disease.  If there is any question, we recommend that you have a culture check run by a qualified manufacturing physician.  Please look for the following indications in the “culture” results:

  • Leaders and Employees are unaware of inventory levels.
  • Management looks at production status weekly (maybe).
  • Continuous improvement is a ‘department’ (usually of one) and reports directly to HR.

If any of these or other obvious signs are detected take immediate action.  We recommend a check-up with a qualified manufacturing physician and have rarely found an attempt at self-medication to be strong or intense enough.

 

 

PLEASE USE CAUTION IN THE WORKPLACE!

 
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About the Author:
Mike Brown is a Principal with The ACCESS Group, LLC TAG)  headquartered in the Nashville, TN area.  Mike is also a partner with Healthcare Performance Partners (HPP). Mike has had a dual background in both the manufacturing industry and the military.  Mike has led various business process and Lean Enterprise related improvement projects for companies, including those in the manufacturing, healthcare and administrative sectors of industry. Mike has over 30 years experience in significant areas of growth and leadership during his career. He has also managed numerous planning and industrial projects in the automotive, consumer goods, defense, boat, aircraft, and truck industries.

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