The team reduced patient visit times by 18 percent and improved both patient and employee satisfaction, without cutting valuable patient-provider contact time.
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A differentiator: Physician MBAs learn health policy in Washington, DC
A typical day for Lisa Saul, MD, MBA’17, begins with meetings with co-workers and seeing patients one on one.
Physician MBA Program opens door — and creates new role — for Dr. Cheryl Wolfe
Cheryl Wolfe, MD, MBA’17, an obstetrician-gynecologist in Chicago, was in the midst of earning her MBA through the IU Kelley School of Business Physician MBA program when she was approached by Rush University Medical Center to merge her private practice into the Rush system.
Kelley Business of Medicine Physician MBAs dissect health policy in Washington, DC
The Kelley Business of Medicine Physician MBA Class of 2017 has convened in Washington, DC for a five-day deep dive into how health policy happens. Twenty-six physicians traveled to our nation’s capital to look under the hood of healthcare policy development.
From the ER to the C-Suite: How a Kelley Physician MBA elevated Dr. Jennifer Hauler’s career
“I didn’t want an ‘MBA lite’ version of a degree, I wanted to know I was going to walk out and be confident in these skills,” Dr. Jen Hauler said. “After speaking with the program director, I really felt confident Kelley could offer that.”
The genesis of disruptive innovation
As Chief Innovation Officer at Humana, Chris Kay says innovation begins when you truly understand your customer.
Physician MBAs reflect from Cuba: Sosunmolu Shoyinka, MD, MBA’17
Physician MBAs in Cuba: Cheryl Wolfe, MD, MBA’17
How a Kelley Physician MBA is changing the way we think about pregnancy
A physician chooses her career with a purpose—to improve the lives of others. And sometimes, physicians spot glaring trends that drive them towards making a change for millions of people.
Lilly exec to address three tough leadership challenges
As a physician leader who has overseen multiple large-scale healthcare systems, Ora Pescovitz, M.D., says her approach to major decisions always puts patients first.