reviews
"Administrators and physicians must work as a team for a successful health care enterprise. This monograph will give all a better insight into this critical relationship. Read, enjoy, and learn from it."
Joel E. Richter, M.D., FACP, MACG
Professor of Medicine
The Richard L. Evans Chair
Department of Medicine
Temple University,Philadelphia
“If I knew what I read in this book ten years ago, I would have a lot less battle scars today! A must read for all physicians.”
John Cacciamani, MD,
Director of Medical Informatics
Temple University Health System
“I was impressed with how you articulated the dynamics that play out between physicians and administrators. Equally impressive was how you presented the "real stuff" that docs need to know to navigate the hospital system.”
Mary Mazzola, LCSW
Director of Admissions and Recruitment
University of Pennsylvania
School of Social Policy & Practice
“In this book, Steinberg shares more than thirty years of experience and wisdom that bring clarity to physician-hospital relations. His observations and lessons are invaluable for physicians wishing to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of their time spent in the hospital.”
David J. Shulkin, MD
President and
C.E.O.
Beth Israel Health System, NY
"The Physician's Survival Guide for the Hospital"In today's challenging environment, physicians need to maximize their hospital productivity. This book will help! The Physicians Survival Guide For the Hospital solves this problem by having an experienced hospital administrator reveal the information needed for each of these groups to be successful in the hospital environment; for physicians to learn the best and most efficient ways to get their hospital work accomplished, and for hospital administrators and practice administrators to be knowledgeable about what physicians need to take care of their patients. This step-by-step guide takes you through all of the issues of physician-hospital practice, generating better teamwork, avoiding common pitfalls and mistakes, and providing a road map to make the hospital a better place for patients and staff. Practice administrators will learn skills and information that will improve their job performance and enhance their standing with their physician colleagues. Hospital administrators will learn what physicians need to take care of their patients; and physicians, those just starting their practice as well as the more seasoned, will become skilled at managing their hospital practice and make it a more enjoyable and rewarding experience. Other Publications include A History of Osteopathic Medicine from 1960-2000, published by UMI Dissertation Services |
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