“I Can Do Patient Care on My Own”: Autonomy and the Manager Role
Academic MedicinePublished 27 October 2009
Kevin Hinchey, Isao Iwata, Michael Picchioni, Patricia J. McArdle
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Successful preparation of physicians for independent practice requires a careful balance between autonomy and supervision, increasing the former during the training program sequence.
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Successful preparation of physicians for independent practice requires a careful balance between autonomy and supervision, increasing the former during the training program sequence. For resident-managers, the assignment as principle caregiver occurs at the interface between the two. Managers identify themselves as a great deal more autonomous while still valuing attending supervision and input from co-managers to meet responsibilities.
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