Self-Study, Understanding and Influencing Physician Behavior course

Understanding and Influencing Physician Behavior course

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Special Offer — Purchase one self-study course and receive a second course at 50% off!

	Understanding and Influencing Physician Behavior course Order No.: 2134 Dr. Joseph Bujak shares insight gleaned from years of experience as both a physician and an executive. Gain an insider’s perspective that will help you build more productive physician relationships. In this course, you will learn how: Market forces shape physicians’ behaviors and attitudes towards healthcare organizations Facilitated dialogue establishes trust and mutual respect Reconnecting personal passion with work reestablishes joy in the healthcare professions An organizational vision transforms self-interest into shared purpose

	Book needed to complete course(s): Inside the Physician Mind: Finding Common Ground with Doctors (Order No. 2114)

Prices: Members—$405 per course; nonmembers—$495 per course. The corresponding book is 20% off when purchased with a course. Postage and handling fees will be added.

About the author: Joseph S. Bujak, MD, FACP, currently serves as vice president of medical affairs for Kootenai Medical Center, Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, where he has organizational responsibility for performance improvement and outcomes measurement. He is also a speaker, facilitator, and consultant on issues related to healthcare organization–physician relationships, physician leadership development, patient safety and clinical quality improvement, and leading and managing transformational change. He and Tom Atchison coauthored the book, Leading Transformational Change: The Physician-Executive Partnership (Health Administration Press, 2001), and he has published numerous articles on physician culture and behavior.

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