Managing the Myths of Health Care
Bridging the Separations between Care, Cure, Control, and Community
by:
Henry Mintzberg
Summary:
The book challenges conventional healthcare management practices by debunking myths that hinder effective care, advocating for a more integrated approach that balances care, cure, control, and community. It emphasizes the complexity of healthcare systems and the need for collaborative, patient-centered strategies that recognize the interdependence of various healthcare components.
Key points:
1. Focus on Holistic Care: Health care should prioritize patient care, addressing their emotional and social needs, not just treating diseases.
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