Arthur M. Feldman
236 × 157 mm. Pp. 336. 2010. Taylor & Francis: New York. £32.99. ISBN-13: 978-1439816578.
The book aims to presents an in depth analysis of the issues and challenges facing AMCs and offers recommendations that allow them to achieve their core mission — the delivery of outstanding patient care.
Dr. Feldman writes an in depth analysis of the state of the Academic Medical Centers (AMC’s) in the United States.
With a clear prospective and intimate knowledge of the facts, the author eloquently explains the spheres of education, research and business as they interact within the structure of the AMC.
Supported by a through review of the literature and written with scientific accuracy, this book gives the reader a panoramic view with the right amount of details.
Written for an audience of professionals concerned with health care, the manuscript is organized, logical and a pleasure to read.
With a clear and coherent literary style Dr. Feldman explains each original idea supporting his conclusions with data. Through the use of examples and graphs he is able to effectively connect theories to events in recent history which affected our careers, the way we practice, teach, and conduct scientific research.
As an academician, deeply concerned with the future of medical research and education, I have found these pages to be and invaluable resource. This book can serve as a blueprint of the facts, a manual to prepare for upcoming challenges, and a guide to recognize possible opportunities.
I will recommend this book to my residents and colleagues for its superb educational value.
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