How do medical specialists perceive their competency as physician-managers?
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Open Access
- 20 November 2011
- journal article
- Published by International Journal of Medical Education in International Journal of Medical Education
- Vol. 2, 133-139
Abstract
We investigated specialists' self-perceived competency as managers as well as their perceived need for management education and preferences regarding topics, duration and format of training.Keywords
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