… their leadership and managerial skills. A literature base on organizational development and
… nature of the professional organization, including academic medical centers. This article …

… approach to organizational leadership practices allows experts to better understand what is
needed to manage change occurring in the organizational culture of academic medicine and …

… academic medicine. The successful mentoring relationship in medicine develops when a
mentor with skills… The prevalence of mentoring in academic medicine varies: Between 19% and …

… Accordingly, the present study was designed to examine whether teaching time management
and organizational skills in the form of a training package at the point of entry to university (…

… Every self-process implies concrete selforganizational skills based on the ability of a
person to be independent and to regulate his/her behavior. For example, in the stage of goal-setting …

… and a broader vision for mentoring of medical faculty. While there is recognition of … academic
medicine, there is a dearth of research on the process and outcomes of mentoring medical …

… as an important part of academic medicine, but the evidence to support this perception is
not strong. Practical recommendations on mentoring in medicine that are evidence-based will …

… programs include academic medicine core training, … skills, professional interest in the
organization and transmission of knowledge, and a scholarly approach through research and skills …

… framework to facilitate organizational change. Specifically, … health policy and academic
medicine. Instructional methods … was compatible with an academic medicine career. Over 95% …

… to know how to lead (or manage), generic organizational skills that are transferable among
many industries. Academic medicine is different in that a chairman of surgery is expected to …