HARTFORD CASE STUDY SHOWS EDUCATION BRINGS BIG BENEFITS

EXPERT PERSPECTIVE PHYSICIAN LEADERS IN MEDICINE MUST amass a great deal of knowledge and experience to manage and lead in today's complex health care environment. [...]undergraduate and graduate programs, in developing their curricula, have a challenging task in deciding what must be taught ou...

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Published inPhysician leadership journal Vol. 6; no. 1; pp. 46 - 47
Main Author Thomas, Jon
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Tampa American College of Physician Executives 01.01.2019
American Association for Physician Leadership
Subjects
Analysis
College graduates
College students
Curricula
Curriculum
Education
Health care management
Leadership
Learning
Management
Medical education
Medical personnel training
Medical students
Patient care
Physicians
Practice
Practice guidelines (Medicine)
Professional employees
Success
Training
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Summary:EXPERT PERSPECTIVE PHYSICIAN LEADERS IN MEDICINE MUST amass a great deal of knowledge and experience to manage and lead in today's complex health care environment. [...]undergraduate and graduate programs, in developing their curricula, have a challenging task in deciding what must be taught out of the mountains of important subjects that could or should be taught. The amount of education and training to develop the clinical experience required to practice competently and safely leaves little time to provide medical students and residents with education in health care economics, policy, regulation or law - the stuff of leadership.
ISSN:2374-4030
2689-274X