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Strategic planning with family physicians: a case study.

B Fried, W Nelson

Canadian Family Physician Medecin De Famille Canadien

|January 26, 2011

Summary

Family physicians engaged in strategic planning to define their practice philosophy and future goals. Overcoming physician-manager collaboration challenges was key to successful planning and future programming.

Area of Science:

Medical Practice Management
Healthcare Administration
Family Medicine

Background:

Strategic planning is crucial for healthcare organizations.
Effective physician involvement in planning is often challenging.
Traditional physician-manager relationships can hinder collaboration.

Purpose of the Study:

To outline a strategic planning process for family physicians.
To identify and address barriers to physician involvement in planning.
To develop strategies for enhanced physician-manager collaboration.

Main Methods:

The study involved family physicians at Sunnybrook Medical Centre.
A strategic planning process was undertaken to develop practice philosophy, mission, and goals.

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Issues related to planning needs, physician involvement, and collaboration were identified.

Main Results:

Numerous issues were identified concerning the need for planning and physician engagement.
The traditional physician-manager relationship was recognized as a barrier to collaboration.
Strategies were developed to overcome identified obstacles.

Conclusions:

Successful strategic planning requires addressing physician involvement and collaboration barriers.
Proactive strategies are needed to foster productive partnerships between physicians and managers.
Administrators can implement outlined suggestions to involve physicians more effectively in planning.