Good medical leadership assessed by doctors in training
Viitanen, E., Mikkola, L., & Parviainen, H. (2015). Good medical leadership assessed by doctors in training. HealthMED, 9(5), 190-198. http://www.healthmed.ba/pdf/healthmed_9_5_web.pdf
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Introduction: Medical leadership has only recently
begun to be part of common medical terminology.
Medical leadership consists of fully
trained physicians occupying management positions
relevant to practice of medicine. The need
to further develop leadership skills of physicians
has opened up a discussion to increase leadership
studies also in medical training.
Methods: Essays on good medical leadership
and doctors as leaders in healthcare organizations.
The essays (n=225) were written as part of
leadership and management training for specialist
degree in medicine in a Finnish university during
years 2012-2013.
Results: As assessed by specializing physicians,
good medical leadership of doctor leaders
consists of interpersonal and communication
skills, appropriate management of medical expertise,
and people and resources management abilities.
In the results, emphasis was put on interpersonal
and clinical skills of doctor leaders. In
the observations made by doctors in training, no
differences in leadership were found between specialized
and primary healthcare.
&RQFOXVLRQ The assessments on good medical
leadership support the concept of transformative
leadership in healthcare organizations. It would be
important to promote further discussion and solving
of leadership challenges during specialist training.
Furthermore, the role played by the leaders
of young physicians trained in healthcare organizations
and the management skills of these doctor
leaders is also an important topic to consider.
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