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Teaching tomorrow's health care leaders
1University of Michigan School of Business Administration, Ann Arbor.
Abstract:
Business school curricula have traditionally emphasized functional skills for people who will work in functional departments and general management skills for people who will organize interdepartmental work. Recently, some business schools have begun to develop programs that teach cross-functional work and team skills to functional specialists. Students educated in such programs will be well prepared to meet the new challenges that health care organizations will face.
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