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Advertising by Academic Medical Centers [PDF]
Archives of Internal Medicine, 2005 Many academic medical centers have increased their use of advertising to attract patients. While the content of direct-to-consumer pharmaceutical advertisements (ads) has been studied, to our knowledge, advertising by academic medical centers has not. We aimed to characterize advertising by the nation's top academic medical centers.We contacted all 17 ...
Robin J, Larson +3 more
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The Economics of Academic Medical Centers [PDF]
New England Journal of Medicine, 2014 Economists tend to examine support for graduate medical education in isolation rather than as part of the complex economics of academic medical centers, which have several interrelated missions. GME costs far exceed those partially covered by direct GME support.
Atul Grover
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Reengineering academic medical centers
Academic Medicine, 1996 Academic medicine is entering an era of profound, unsettling change resulting not simply from the drastic transformation of the health care marketplace but more fundamentally from the chronic, growing gap between academic medicine's seemingly insatiable demand for total resources and the supply of resources that society is willing to provide.
Korn, David
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Academic Medical Centers and Conflicts of Interest [PDF]
JAMA, 2006 The author suggests a combination of educational outreach, clinical audits, mailed feedback of prescribing data, interactive peer group meetings, problem-based learning, and dissemination of prescribing guidelines to improve evidence-based general practitioner prescribing.
Smelser, Neil +9 more
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Mentorship in an Academic Medical Center [PDF]
The American Journal of Medicine, 2013 Effective mentorship has been shown to be essential for faculty career success in a wide array of academic disciplines, including medicine (1–3).Faculty members who are engaged in effective mentoring relationships are more likely to remain at academic medical centers and advance in rank more rapidly (4–8).
Philip F, Binkley, Heather C, Brod
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Improving accountability through alignment: the role of academic health science centres and networks in England. [PDF]
, 2014 BACKGROUND: As in many countries around the world, there are high expectations on academic health science centres and networks in England to provide high-quality care, innovative research, and world-class education, while also supporting wealth creation ...
Wells, Glenn +24 more
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Is the Accreditation in Medical Education an Opportunity or a Burden? [PDF]
, 2020 The accreditation process (AccP) is both an opportunity and a burden for medical schools—which one it becomes depends on how medical schools recognize and utilize the AccP.
Korean Medical Education Review (의학교육논단)
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Guidelines for the Establishment and Review of Academic Centers [PDF]
, 2009 This document contains the Guidelines for the Establishment and Review of Academic ...
Council on Academic Affairs
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, 2022 Academic medical centers employ a cross-subsidization model that draws from patient care revenue margins to alleviate predicted shortfalls in external funding for academic science.
Delaney, Susan Kathleen.
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Academic Medical Centers' Standards for Clinical-Trial Agreements With Industry
, 2005 BACKGROUND: Although industry sponsors provide approximately 70 percent of the funding for clinical drug trials in the United States, little is known about the legal agreements that exist between industry sponsors and academic investigators.
Studdert, David M. +2 more
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