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Organizing a Multidisciplinary Research Team: Strategies, Execution, and Outcomes.

Jennifer M Sterbenz¹, Jacob S Nasser¹, Kevin C Chung¹

¹From the Section of Plastic Surgery, Department of Surgery, University of Michigan Medical School.

Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery

|March 1, 2019

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Surgical research teams can enhance publication efficiency by adopting business strategies. Applying theories like strategic vision, execution, and reflective evaluation can improve plastic surgery research outcomes.

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Area of Science:

Plastic Surgery Research
Surgical Innovation
Research Management

Background:

Maintaining a competitive edge is crucial for surgical research teams.
Efficient and effective publication is a key performance indicator for research groups.
Existing research management practices may not fully leverage business principles.

Purpose of the Study:

To identify applicable business theories for plastic surgery research teams.
To provide actionable strategies for improving research efficiency and publication output.
To bridge the gap between business management principles and academic surgical research.

Main Methods:

Review of business strategies and theories from corporate and nonprofit sectors.
Analysis of case studies from the Michigan Comprehensive Hand Center for Innovation Research.
Synthesis of business concepts into practical recommendations for surgical research.

Main Results:

Identification of three core business theories applicable to surgical research: realistic vision and strategy development, effective strategy execution, and reflective evaluation for continuous improvement.
Demonstration of how these theories can be integrated into daily research practices.
Highlighting the potential for enhanced publication efficiency and research impact.

Conclusions:

Business strategies offer a valuable framework for optimizing surgical research operations.
Implementing strategic vision, execution, and evaluation can lead to more efficient and impactful plastic surgery research.
Adoption of these principles can help research teams maintain a competitive edge in the field.