PubMed · 10558003
Structuring effective IDS-AMC affiliations.
Abstract
IDSs able to incorporate academic medical centers (AMCs) into their organizations can realize several benefits, including access to a broad spectrum of specialty services and clinical resources that can be used to develop clinical protocols and reduce variations in care delivery practices across the system. Before pursuing such a strategy, however, IDSs also must be ready to assume the challenges associated with managing AMCs. To effectively incorporate an AMC, an IDS will need to undertake cost-control initiatives within the AMC, implement an enterprisewide information system, and transform the AMC's culture to reflect a team-oriented, community-focused approach. Most importantly, the enterprisewide information system should provide a means to seamlessly integrate the AMC into the larger organization.
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N A Persily, J D Gottlieb. 1999. Structuring effective IDS-AMC affiliations.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10558003/
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