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Management skills: where to get them.

The Hospital Medical Staff

|April 11, 1982

Summary

This survey reveals the demand for healthcare management skills among physicians. It provides a directory for those seeking further information on this topic.

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Area of Science:

Healthcare Management
Medical Education
Physician Training

Background:

Growing need for administrative and management expertise in healthcare.
Physicians increasingly require skills beyond clinical practice.

Purpose of the Study:

To determine the prevalence of physicians seeking health care management skills.
To identify educational resources for physicians interested in management.

Main Methods:

Survey conducted by The Hospital Medical Staff.
Inquiry distributed to 28 U.S. graduate schools.
Consultation with several professional medical organizations.

Main Results:

Data gathered on the extent of physician interest in management training.
Identification of institutions and organizations offering relevant programs.

Conclusions:

Understanding the demand for healthcare management education among physicians.
Facilitating access to information for physicians pursuing management roles.