Managing University Clinical Partnership [electronic resource]: Learning from International Experience / Tom Smith and Stephen Davies
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ArticlePublication details: Paris : OECD Publishing, 2004.Description: 12 pSubject(s): Online resources:
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Higher Education Management and Policy Vol. 16, no. 2, p. 63-71Abstract: Dialogue between the leaders of academic clinical organisations in different countries has revealed that the core elements of the partnership between universities and health care systems are remarkably consistent across national boundaries. There is now an impetus to move beyond analysis of common challenges and towards strategies for success that draw on international experience. This paper summarises some of the conclusions that emerged when leaders of teaching hospitals, health care systems, health professional schools and universities met to learn from international experience and to identify strategies for success. The conclusion reached is that these organisations must articulate their unique role in national health systems, communicate their ...Other editions: Gérer le partenariat clinique avec les universités : Leçons tirées de l'expérience internationale
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Dialogue between the leaders of academic clinical organisations in different countries has revealed that the core elements of the partnership between universities and health care systems are remarkably consistent across national boundaries. There is now an impetus to move beyond analysis of common challenges and towards strategies for success that draw on international experience. This paper summarises some of the conclusions that emerged when leaders of teaching hospitals, health care systems, health professional schools and universities met to learn from international experience and to identify strategies for success. The conclusion reached is that these organisations must articulate their unique role in national health systems, communicate their ...
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