Wednesday, March 19, 2008
Tuesday, March 18, 2008
If you post your bullets, I'll put them on stick :-)
Hey all,
I am not sure if we can access the net from the classroom. If you'd like, I'll compile your bullet points tonight or early tomorrow, and bring them to class on a memory stick for the class viewing pleasure.
Here's the rough draft from group 4:
I. Intro
A. Current trends in satisfaction in hospitals: patients and hospital employees.
B. Our question. We asked whether hospitals with better measures of satisfaction and outcomes could be linked to CEOs with formal medical training.
C. History of Hospital CEOs: Changes in characteristics over time and why.
1. 1994 Bluestein Physician Executive Survey
2. Bluestein Survey and Reasons for Job Transition
D. Major challenges facing the physician transitioning to physician executive.
I am not sure if we can access the net from the classroom. If you'd like, I'll compile your bullet points tonight or early tomorrow, and bring them to class on a memory stick for the class viewing pleasure.
Here's the rough draft from group 4:
I. Intro
A. Current trends in satisfaction in hospitals: patients and hospital employees.
B. Our question. We asked whether hospitals with better measures of satisfaction and outcomes could be linked to CEOs with formal medical training.
C. History of Hospital CEOs: Changes in characteristics over time and why.
1. 1994 Bluestein Physician Executive Survey
2. Bluestein Survey and Reasons for Job Transition
D. Major challenges facing the physician transitioning to physician executive.
Intro section introducing the question
Below is a portion of the intro where we ask the question. Please post comments at your leisure.
B. Our question. Based on these statistics from multiple resources on patient and hospital employee satisfaction and performance, we sought to determine possible causes of poor performance of US hospitals. We, as a group of Indiana University medical students enrolled in the course “Leadership in Medicine,” sought to establish whether management of hospitals correlated with patient and employee satisfaction and better performance. We specifically examined the backgrounds of current CEOs and asked whether hospitals with better measures of satisfaction and outcomes could be linked to CEOs with formal medical training.
B. Our question. Based on these statistics from multiple resources on patient and hospital employee satisfaction and performance, we sought to determine possible causes of poor performance of US hospitals. We, as a group of Indiana University medical students enrolled in the course “Leadership in Medicine,” sought to establish whether management of hospitals correlated with patient and employee satisfaction and better performance. We specifically examined the backgrounds of current CEOs and asked whether hospitals with better measures of satisfaction and outcomes could be linked to CEOs with formal medical training.
Trends
Hey gang,
I'm posting to the file share site one of the key articles for my section of the current trends in physician executives.
I'm posting to the file share site one of the key articles for my section of the current trends in physician executives.
Curriculum
Hey Group -
I just tried sending my bullet points to you, but my e-mail account froze! I'm going to post them on the file-share site (title: Goodrich Bullet Points) so you can get to them that way. I'll try again via e-mail later!
I just tried sending my bullet points to you, but my e-mail account froze! I'm going to post them on the file-share site (title: Goodrich Bullet Points) so you can get to them that way. I'll try again via e-mail later!
Sunday, March 16, 2008
Wednesday, March 12, 2008
Curriculum
I posted some files on the new site...I know some of you wanted the one with detailed info on the centers/their host universities, so that is there. There's also one that is kind of a list of what IU offers elective wise (I think it is intersting that only 2 of them are available to 3rd years). Also on that one is some info about the American Medical Student Association's annual leadership summit...being held this year at U of MI.
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