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Promoting the vitality and success of Divisions of General Internal Medicine

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Past Institute curriculum

2005 ACGIM Leadership and Training Management Institute!
Leading For Results: Building Excellence in Divisions of GIM
Tuesday, May 10, 2005
Sheraton New Orleans Hotel
New Orleans, LA

Featured Speakers Included:
Mario Moussa, PhD, MBA is Principal, Center for Applied Research and Co-Director of The Essentials of Management Program, Aresty Institute, the Wharton School. He has worked with health care leaders in North America and Europe to build capabilities that support strategic directions. Areas of expertise include change management, organizational development, strategic planning, and initiative design.

Mary Nettleman, MD, MS has been Chairperson of Medicine at Michigan State University since 2003. Prior to that, she was Division Chief of General Internal Medicine at Virginia Commonwealth University School of Medicine and Association Dean for Primary Care.

Jack Feussner, MD, is Chairman of medicine at Medical University of South Carolina in Charleston. Prior to that he served as the Director of Research for the Veterans Administration for six years, and the Division Chief of GIM at Duke University for eight years.

Topics

  • Enhancing Leadership Skills for GIM Chiefs - Change Management and Negotiation
  • Leadership Strategies in GIM - Case Studies
  • Chair/Chief Negotiation Strategies - A view from the other side
  • Research Development within Divisions of GIM
  • Lunchtime Round tables on Part-timers, Productivity models for GIM, Integrating Hospitalists, New Chiefs Networking

    Meeting Agenda

    Morning Program

  • Welcome Valerie Weber
  • Enhancing Leadership Skills for GIM Chiefs Mario Moussa
  • Leadership Strategies in GIM - Case Studies Mario Moussa

    Session Handouts

  • Influence & Negotition Slides - pdf file 711KB
  • Case studies - pdf file 373KB
  • Harvard Business Review article - pdf file 107KB

    Working lunch - Tables by topic

  • Part-time Faculty in GIM Divisions - handouts - pdf file
  • Productivity Models in GIM handouts - pdf file
  • New Chiefs Networking
  • Career Development Funding handouts - pdf file
  • Faculty Compensation Plans
  • Using Data for Support and Expansion of Hospitalist programs handouts - pdf file

    Afternoon Program

    1:30 - 3:00 "CHAIR/CHIEF RELATIONSHIPS - A VIEW FROM THE OTHER SIDE" Two generalist chairs (past division chiefs) advise chiefs on how to leverage Chair-Chief interactions

    Mary Nettleman, MD
    Chair of Medicine
    Michigan State University
    handouts - pdf file    		 Jack Feussner, MD
    Chair of Medicine
    Medical University of South Carolina
    handouts - pdf file

    3:00-3:15 Break

    3:15-5:00 RESEARCH DEVELOPMENT WITHIN DIVISIONS OF GIM
    GIM Divisions have had varying success in building divisional research programs. Two Division chiefs with well-developed research programs, and one with a growing program, discuss strategies for building research in GIM.

    Wishwa Kapoor, MD
    Chief, Division of Medicine
    University of Pittsburgh
    handouts - pdf file     		Jim Bailey, MD
    Chief, Division of Medicine
    University of Tennessee
    handouts - pdf file     		Larry McMahon, MD
    Chief, Division of Medicine
    University of Michigan