This article discusses four areas of rapid change in the healthcare industry that professionals would do well to remain up to date in: compliance, technology, payment models, and certification.

Peter Angood discusses the changing health care industry, the challenges facing physician leadership, and how AAPL is positioning itself to be an agent of change.

The new education offering from the American Association for Physician Leadership includes principles that physicians can apply immediately.

Physicians understand the financial challenges, but many don’t think they are in a position to help rein in health care rising costs.

Physicians spent much of their time in classrooms working on leadership competencies. But there was plenty of time to interact and exchange information with peers.

Presentations should fit into one of six areas of focus: relationship management, patient quality, career, finance, health law and policy, or communication.

Here are five good reason to write for the Physician Leadership Journal and share your expertise with other physician leaders.

More than 450 people are scheduled to attend the annual event for continuing education and important networking.

Peter Angood talks to the web magazine about the increasing roles for physician administrators and routes to becoming one.

The directors support the association’s vision, mission and values over a four-year term. Submissions must be completed by Nov. 3.

Historical medical staff models are under pressure to change, Peter Angood, MD. says on the heels of the New York Time_s _opinion piece.

Recognizing that the ideal approach to healthcare access is to restore and support the direct patient–physician relationship, an independent child psychiatrist reimagines the healthcare finance model, establishing patient–physician accountability as ...