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EXPLORING EQUALITY IN LEADERSHIP ROLES

Women are underrepresented in physician leadership. Exploring the issue, researchers created a study focused on developing successful skills, behaviors and attitudes for 15 first-year female residents.
  • Lisa Laurent, MD, MBA, CPE; Teresa Sosenko, MD; Ina Zamfirova, MS; and Cynthia Hartwig, RN, MS, BSN

BUILDING PHYSICIANS WITH SELF-AWARENESS

Learn how three residency training programs used personality assessment — and shared the results with the participants — to assess and facilitate leadership development in orthopedic surgery.
  • Rachel M. Randall, MD; Louis Kwong, MD; Thomas Kuivila, MD; Brett Levine, MD; and Monica Kogan, MD

ALWAYS THE RIGHT TIME FOR THE RIGHT WORDS

When a physician finds himself on the other side of the doctor-patient equation, it serves as a reminder that saying the proper things matter at every moment. Good intentions sometimes miss the mark.
  • Martin E. Klein, MD, MS-HQSM, FAAFP

A NEW MODEL FOR ACUTE-CARE SURGERY

Having surgicalists on staff could benefit hospitals as value-based reimbursement becomes the industry standard. A dedicated team can help improve key metrics, such as patient experience and quality of care.
  • Leon J. Owens, MD, FACS

THE VALUE OF VALUE FOR PHYSICIAN GROUPS

Medical groups hope to find value by transitioning to a value-based reimbursement model. Here’s what physician leaders need to know — and what they can expect — from the compensation shift.
  • Amir Bacchus, MD, MBA, and Robin K. Meter, MHA

SOME DOCTORS FIND STRENGTH IN NUMBERS

Throughout the country, physician-led organizations are taking the lead in improving the value of health care. Here’s how some of them are doing it.
  • Lola Butcher