Author and physician leadership trainer Karen Nichols shares her thoughts on the development of physician leaders from the perspective of business leadership.

The authors engaged in an innovative endeavor at Duke University Hospital in Durham, North Carolina, to improve connections among hospitalists.

In this issue of Physician Leadership Journal, we get a taste of how experienced physician leaders inspire, persuade, and influence team performance to achieve operational and cultural transformation.

The long apprenticeship of medicine needs to include physician leadership skills that position young physicians for healthcare of the future.

The need for physician leadership has never been more critical.

Simply waiting for an opportunity isn’t enough; it’s important to believe that a different future is possible and to prepare for it.

Executives who spot signs of big market shifts face a quandary: They need good data to convince stakeholders that their companies have to change. But by the time data about disruptive trends is public, opportunities have shrunk or disappeared, and th...

You have a great idea—a product tweak that will save your company money, a process change to increase your team’s productivity, or a plan for heading off a looming crisis. There’s just one snag: You’re not sure how to approach your boss about it, or ...

Defining effective leadership and assessing your leadership style.

Clinical faculty with both medical and business degrees weigh in on what business competencies should be taught when during medical training.

Michael J. Sacopulos, host of AAPL’s SoundPractice podcast, talks with Matthew K. Wynia, MD, MPH, FACP, about a range of ethical issues in medical practice during a pandemic.

The American Association for Physician Leadership (AAPL) announces the publication of Lessons Learned: Stories from Women Physician Leaders.