Medical Staff Briefing, April 2009
Medical Staff Briefing, April 1, 2009
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In this issue of MSB, we discover how organizational ombudsmen can help hospitals comply with Joint Commission leadership standards, get a sneak peak into how two hospitals are evaluating department chairs? performance, and learn the importance of knowing when and how to say ?I?m sorry? to patients. Also, William Cors, MD, MMM, CMSL, vice president of medical staff services at The Greeley Company continues his series entitled ?Leadership changes: Sailing the seven Cs.?
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