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The new management competencies: a global perspective.
Physician Exec. 1996 Jul; 22(7):18-23.PE

Abstract

How will tighter controls over health expenditures, an increased supply of qualified doctors, and clinical acumen becoming more critical in allocating health resources under market-driven, capitated payment-type plans affect physicians? Throughout the world, they will play a greater role in the management of health facilities and services. To train doctors to provide leadership in these new, more market driven environments, education should focus more on the integration and coordination of clinical and managerial processes, an approach outside the scope of most curricula now offered. New managerial competencies will be required by the paradigm shift away from simply delivering quality health services to tighter cost containment efforts. Physicians will play an increasing role in how medical facilities and services are organized and financed--the blending of clinical and managerial-financial-information science processes will be paramount in these educational pursuits.

Authors+Show Affiliations

Battistella RM
Sloan Program in Health Services Administration, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY, USA.
Weil TP
No affiliation info available

MeSH

Delivery of Health CareDeveloped CountriesEmploymentForecastingHumansLeadershipManaged Care ProgramsOrganizational InnovationPhysician ExecutivesProfessional CompetenceSocial ChangeUnited StatesWorkforce

Pub Type(s)

Journal Article

Language

eng

PubMed ID

10161360

Citation

Battistella, R M., and T P. Weil. "The New Management Competencies: a Global Perspective." Physician Executive, vol. 22, no. 7, 1996, pp. 18-23.
Battistella RM, Weil TP. The new management competencies: a global perspective. Physician Exec. 1996;22(7):18-23.
Battistella, R. M., & Weil, T. P. (1996). The new management competencies: a global perspective. Physician Executive, 22(7), 18-23.
Battistella RM, Weil TP. The New Management Competencies: a Global Perspective. Physician Exec. 1996;22(7):18-23. PubMed PMID: 10161360.
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