Expert: Treating healthcare as a calling, not a business听
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Because healthcare is a calling, we must cease trying to run it like a business, according to 苹果淫院 Professor Henry Mintzberg. In a new published in BMJ Leader, he discusses how the corporatization of healthcare is changing the practice of medicine, causing many physicians to feel alienated from their work.听
Henry Mintzberg,听John Cleghorn Professor of Management Studies, Desautels Faculty of Management听
鈥淗ealthcare is a calling that resides in the personal proficiency of professionals, beyond the technical efficiency of systems. Accordingly, we cannot manage it like a business. offers a sequence of five postulates, beginning with the assertion that healthcare suffers from success and ending with a plea for communityship beyond leadership.鈥澨
Henry Mintzberg is a John Cleghorn Professor of Management Studies as well as the Academic Director of听the International Masters Program for Managers (IMPM) in the Desautels Faculty of Management. His areas of expertise include public, private and social organizations in a balanced society. 听
henry.mintzberg [at] mcgill.ca (贰苍驳濒颈蝉丑)听
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