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Pursuing Excellence in Healthcare_6

Tham khảo tài liệu 'pursuing excellence in healthcare_6', khoa học xã hội, kinh tế chính trị phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | 144 Pursuing Excellence in Healthcare The national commission on the healthcare workforce they envisioned would be composed of academic clinicians basic scientists healthcare providers and leaders of academic health centers and would serve as an advisory body to Congress but would have no regulatory power 62 . The national task force would have a broader membership and regulatory authority and could be an operational arm of a national commission on AMCs that will be proposed in Chapter 12. The task force should have the opportunity not only to recommend policy but also to effect changes in policy. In addition it will also be important to ensure that input into the task force s deliberations comes from the leaders of all types of medical schools state schools private schools research-intensive institutions and those with limited research port-folios as well as from department chairs division chiefs and individuals who spend their time in the trenches of the academic battles. The task force must also enlist the aid of scholars who focus their research on areas as diverse as organizational psychology organizational theory communication and business structure. In addition the task force must include leaders from the health insurance industry as well as from the pharmaceutical and device industries in order to bring together a group of highly skilled managers and business leaders who deal with academic medical centers from the outside on a daily basis. Because of its size it should consist of a steering committee and individual subcommittees each charged with overseeing specific elements of the overall mission. Enhance the Public s Recognition of the Healthcare Workforce Crisis The general public must be made aware of the crisis in the healthcare workforce. Efforts by the Canadian Medical Association to inform the public of the plight of Canada s healthcare workforce might serve as a model for efforts in the United States. As described in the Ottawa Citizen in February