This is the key, 🔑 well stated, many physicians are not aligned with administration. Helping physicians understand strategic planning, Finances, Structures, Change Management, these are the pillars of success in healthcare organization

One of the most inspiring aspects of modern medicine is how global collaboration continues to elevate patient care—and the Royal College of Physicians stands at the heart of this transformation. With members across more than 100+ countries and a strong international presence, the RCP is more than a professional body—it is a global community dedicated to supporting physicians at every stage of their career. From leadership development programs to international fellowships and networking opportunities, the RCP empowers physicians to grow, lead, and innovate. #Medicine #familymedicine #clinical

How do we ensure that clinical guidelines reflect not only the best available evidence, but also considerations of cost, resources, and sustainability? In a recent publication in JAMA Network Open, Yale NCSP Scholar Dr. Anand Habib ('23-'25) examines how economic and resource-use considerations are incorporated into U.S. medical society clinical practice guidelines. This work highlights the importance of integrating health economic evidence into clinical decision-making and advancing conversations around value, affordability, and equitable access to care. A meaningful contribution to the intersection of health services research, policy, and clinical practice. Read more: https://lnkd.in/eAqYaWgt Inspired by research that improves healthcare delivery and patient outcomes? Applications for the 2027 National Clinician Scholars Program cohort are now open. Join a community of clinician scholars dedicated to generating evidence that makes a lasting impact. Apply Here: https://lnkd.in/gB3WRtK3 NCSP At Penn NCSP UCSF UCLA National Clinician Scholars Program

How do we ensure that clinical guidelines reflect not only the best available evidence, but also considerations of cost, resources, and sustainability? In a recent publication in JAMA Network Open, Yale NCSP Scholar Dr. Anand Habib ('23-'25) examines how economic and resource-use considerations are incorporated into U.S. medical society clinical practice guidelines. This work highlights the importance of integrating health economic evidence into clinical decision-making and advancing conversations around value, affordability, and equitable access to care. A meaningful contribution to the intersection of health services research, policy, and clinical practice. Read more: https://lnkd.in/eAqYaWgt Inspired by research that improves healthcare delivery and patient outcomes? Applications for the 2027 National Clinician Scholars Program cohort are now open. Join a community of clinician scholars dedicated to generating evidence that makes a lasting impact. Apply Here: https://lnkd.in/gB3WRtK3 NCSP At Penn NCSP UCSF UCLA National Clinician Scholars Program

Driving healthcare forward starts with engaged faculty who live at the forefront of research—publishing, presenting, and shaping where medicine is headed. Their expertise, paired with a collaborative physician think tank, can guide strategic investment and expand clinical trial access beyond Gainesville to Braselton, Habersham, and every corner of the system. With strong leadership and intentional growth, Northeast Georgia can elevate its research footprint and bring innovation directly to every patient. #HealthcareInnovation #ClinicalResearch #MedicalEducation #NGHS #FutureOfMedicine #ResearchLeadership #ClinicalTrials #AdvancingCare #PhysicianLedResearch #HealthSystemGrowth

Breakthrough healthcare innovation happens when research and clinical care work hand in hand. University Health helps drive clinical research, medical education, and the adoption of innovative healthcare technologies that improve patient outcomes throughout our region. This collaborative approach has helped position City of San Antonio as one of the nation's leading centers for healthcare and bioscience advancement, creating opportunities for discovery while delivering exceptional care to patients. We are grateful to University Health for serving as a Diamond Sponsor and for helping strengthen the healthcare ecosystem that fuels innovation across South Texas. https://hubs.la/Q04pkV4K0

In my first week as a Healthcare Management Fellow at UCSF Health , our managers gave me a rule for the hard calls: when you don't know what to do, do what's best for the patient. I trained as a physician, so I took that as my canvas. Now the work is how care runs; operations, strategy, and the technology that connects them. Grateful to the UCSF team that made room for me, and to The Johns Hopkins University - Carey Business School and the mentors who prepared me for it: Spencer Twigg, FACHE, Joseph T. Heesacker, MHA, MBA, Maisie Lewis, and Michael Pham, EdD, MBA, MPA. UCSF Health is one of California's top-ranked health systems, and it is still trying to grow. Doing that in a state this heavily regulated is hard, which is exactly why you learn so much, so fast. If you are finishing an MHA, MBA, or MPH and want that, look at UCSF Health's 2027-2029 Healthcare Management Fellowship! Info sessions (Pacific Time): • Tuesday, July 14, 2026, 1:00-2:00 PM • Thursday, July 23, 2026, 5:00-6:00 PM • Tuesday, August 4, 2026, 2:00-3:00 PM • Wednesday, August 12, 2026, 10:00-11:00 AM Applications due September 3 via NAFCAS. Zoom links and details: https://lnkd.in/ghdheSFQ

This week, Health Exec featured findings from our latest report on the changing nature of medical school leadership, including the five informal identities that help today's deans lead effectively across complex academic health systems. Academic medicine leaders are navigating an environment that continues to grow more interconnected and multifaceted, and it's encouraging to see these challenges and opportunities being discussed in publications read across the healthcare industry. Proud to see WittKieffer's insights recognized and shared with a wider audience. 💡Check out both below... Health Exec🔗https://lnkd.in/egdd5Ckr WittKieffer🔗https://lnkd.in/ee7MVSSk

This week, Health Exec featured findings from our latest report on the changing nature of medical school leadership, including the five informal identities that help today's deans lead effectively across complex academic health systems. Academic medicine leaders are navigating an environment that continues to grow more interconnected and multifaceted, and it's encouraging to see these challenges and opportunities being discussed in publications read across the healthcare industry. Proud to see WittKieffer's insights recognized and shared with a wider audience. 💡Check out both below... Health Exec🔗https://lnkd.in/eRNEX-Kc WittKieffer🔗https://lnkd.in/eax3ANU7

This week, Health Exec featured findings from our latest report on the changing nature of medical school leadership, including the five informal identities that help today's deans lead effectively across complex academic health systems. Academic medicine leaders are navigating an environment that continues to grow more interconnected and multifaceted, and it's encouraging to see these challenges and opportunities being discussed in publications read across the healthcare industry. Proud to see WittKieffer's insights recognized and shared with a wider audience. 💡Check out both below... Health Exec🔗https://lnkd.in/ezvPw36d WittKieffer🔗https://lnkd.in/e2WJD3fJ