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Satya Patel1,2, Tyler Larsen1,2, Michael F Ayoub1
1Medicine UCLA Health.
Abstract:
Administrative skills are essential tools for clinician educators to maximize success, however they are not considered a core component of a medical school or residency curriculum. This perspective describes domains of administrative skills that can be used with practical tools provided to increase productivity in clinical, academic, and leadership activities.
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