Tensions within the academic health center

Managing mission tensions in academic health centers.

Changing the future of health professions: embedding interprofessional education within an academic health center.

Institutions are increasingly considering interprofessional education (IPE) as a means to improve health care and reduce medical errors in the United States. Effective implementation of IPE within health professions education requires a strategic institutional approach to ensure longevity and sustainability. In 2007, the Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC) established Creating Collabora...

Strategic Alliances Reinventing the Academic Health Center

Academic health centers have faced welldocumented internal and external challenges over the last decade, putting pressure on organizational leaders to develop new strategies to improve performance while simultaneously addressing employee morale, patient satisfaction, educational outcomes, and research growth. In the aftermath of a failed merger, new leaders of The Pennsylvania State University ...

Health Care Reform—The Impact on Academic Health Centers: An Academic Health Center Executive’s Perspective

Academic health centers operate simultaneously in the highly intellectual world of academia and the highly competitive world of health care delivery. As a result of this unique operating circumstance, health care reform will likely exert unique impacts on academic health centers relative to community hospitals and independent providers. This discussion focuses on health care reform from the per...

Expanded community health center--academic medical center partnerships.