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Program Length
5 days
2008 Seminar
March 2–7, 2008
Tuition
(including lodging and meals)
$4,500
Location
Doubletree Bedford Glen Hotel
Bedford, MA
Faculty and
Guest Lecturers
Selected Topics
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What Makes People
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The Psychological
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The Physician as Manager |
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Leading Change |
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Practice of Leading |
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Leadership for Physician
ExecutivesTM
Invest in Your Leadership Potential!
Boston, April 23, 2007.
Congratulations on "the fine and outstanding success of your recently conducted
postgraduate course," Leadership for Physician Executives.
"You should take great
pride in the fact that 97% of the attendees who responded noted the course as
being above average or superior to other similar postgraduate courses that they
have attended. This is a stellar accomplishment and in no small part
reflects your unswerving dedication and commitment to excellence and your zeal
for teaching and mentoring. Please convey my sincerest congratulations and gratitude to
your faculty."
—Dr. Sanjiv Chopra, Faculty Dean for Continuing Education, Harvard Medical School
The fundamental principles about
human behavior taught in Leadership for
Physician Executives will help you to find solid, specific solutions to some
of your most vexing work problems—problems previously unrelated to the practice
of medicine.
In this
seminar, co-sponsored by
Harvard Medical School's Department of
Continuing Education, physician-leaders examine the
implications of new and different kinds of power and recognition, changes in
ethics and values, and changes in relations with colleagues and others. Participants confront problems in motivation, decision
making, conflict resolution, change, and the leadership dilemma of being
accountable for others.
As in the On Leadership
course, we ask participants to prepare a short “live” case.
They discuss these real-life cases during the seminar week in groups of
six or seven, applying a powerful problem-solving model based on the concepts
presented in the morning lectures.
The small-group sessions are extremely powerful learning forums; experienced
preceptors who are physicians themselves lead the groups.
Leadership for Physician Executives has been helping physicians
succeed in their challenging leadership roles since 1984.
Over 1,800 physicians from around the world have found this inspired
program to be one of the most valuable and rewarding seminars they have ever
attended.
Key Outcomes
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Greater
understanding of yourself, your direct reports, and others;
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Knowledge
to manage people—physicians and non-physicians—more effectively;
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Solid
understanding of how to take charge and lead change in healthcare environments;
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Skills in
becoming a performance-driven, vigilant, and accountable physician-leader.
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Harvard Medical
School is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical
Education (ACCME) to sponsor continuing medical education for physicians.
Harvard Medical
School designates this educational activity for a maximum of 49 credit hours in
category-1 credit toward the AMA Physician's Recognition Award. Each
physician should claim only those hours of credit that he/she actually spent in
the educational activity.
Registration
Registration for this seminar is
handled by Harvard Medical School. To register, go directly to the
Harvard Medical School website,
or contact the course coordinator by phone at (617) 384-8600 or by e-mail at
hms-cme@hms.harvard.edu.
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