Posts Tagged ‘hospitals’
Episode 4 – Physician Burnout: Definition, Controversies and Etiology
Physician Burnout: Definition, Controversies and Etiology The last episode waded into the murky waters of graduate business education. Anyone listening to that podcast should have emerged with serious doubts about whether an MBA is a desirable credential for healthcare, much less for healthcare leadership. This Licensed to Lead Podcast is the first of four episodes zeroing in on physician burnout. What is…
Read MoreEpisode 3 – Who Are The Masters of Healthcare?
The first two episodes of the LTL podcast spelled out why physicians are, well, LICENSED TO LEAD. What are the underlying issues, myths and evidence about physician leaders in healthcare? In this episode, it’s time to zero in on who is at the helm: if not physicians, who? This is a close look at graduate business degrees, MBA and MHA…
Read MoreEpisode 2 – Physician Leadership: The Myths and the Evidence
In this episode, Patty Fahy, MD, the host of Licensed to Lead describes the myths and evidence about physician leadership and why physicians are uniquely equipped to pick up the reins and lead our medical groups, hospitals, and healthcare systems. OVERVIEW PHYSICIAN CHARACTERISTICS= LEADERSHIP CHARACTERISTICS MYTHS: Physicians are arrogant, un–herdable cats and lone wolves who don’t understand teamwork, business, or finances EVIDENCE: We’ve reviewed…
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