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Managing the Myths of Health Care: Bridging the Separations Between Care, Cure, Control, and Community
- Narrated by: Tom Kruse
- Length: 6 hrs and 8 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Release date: 04-19-17
- Language: English
- Publisher: Berrett-Koehler Publishers
Regular price: $19.95
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Publisher's Summary
Mintzberg begins in part one by confronting myths about health care, including:
- We have a system of health care
- Health care institutions can be fixed with more heroic leadership
- The health care system can be fixed by more administrative engineering
- The health care system can be fixed by more categorizing and commodifying to facilitate more calculating
- The health care system can be fixed with increased competition
- Health care organizations can be fixed by running them more like businesses
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- Dave
- 07-07-18
Very interesting thoughts into both management and healthcare
I found this book one of the non-fiction audiobooks I could actually listen to the whole way through. This is largely due to the interesting management theories that Mintzberg highlights, talks through and negates. I found Kruse’s voice hard to listen to in depth for the first few chapters, but after a while I got into the swing of it. There were a few sections which would refer to figures or text boxes, which are always difficult in audiobooks, but these were explained well.
Overall a worthwhile audiobook for anyone interested in the healthcare industry.
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- Brett Denning
- 09-03-17
would be 5 star but
excellent analysis of healthcare systems and good suggestion for addressing the problems we face. however I can't really recommend a or take seriously a book that promotes homeopathy which is a real shame
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- TominCumbria
- 05-27-17
A must read (or listen) for anyone involved or interested in healthcare
This book successfully weaves together many relevant threads in an approachable style. I would have given it five stars had it not been for the occasional overuse of perception stated as fact; otherwise brilliant.