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summary: HMI-Lausanne course helps European health care leaders
untangle the paradox of progress For the second year in a row, Harvard Medical International, the University of Lausanne, and the Institute of Health Economics and Management have delivered an intensive executive education program focused on helping leading figures in European health care develop their capacity to play a significant role in addressing the major health care challenges of their governments and communities. The five-day interactive program, entitled “Your Future in Health Care: Matching Costs and Benefits,” drew participants from governments, health care organizations, and businesses in Germany, Greece, Portugal, Spain, and Switzerland. |
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builds community of nurse leaders pivotal to patient and staff
satisfaction How does a fast-growing family of hospitals foster leadership abilities among busy nurses so that they can better attract, motivate, and develop staff, while continuing to meet the daily pressures of their 56-hour workweeks? Many health care organizations would not even attempt such an ambitious undertaking. But in April, Acibadem Healthcare Group and HMI conducted a three-day workshop designed to further the development of the health care network’s nursing management team. |
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