Dealing with Dilemmas: Applied Game Theory for Medical Executive Committees to Deal with Difficult Peer Issues

Dealing with Dilemmas" unravels the intricacies of decision-making and strategic thinking within Medical Executive Committees (MECs), presenting an invaluable resource for those committed to elevating their leadership acumen in the ever-evolving landscape of medicine.
This groundbreaking book transcends traditional procedural and legal concepts, delving into the challenging terrain that physician leaders often navigate. By spotlighting the principles of the strategic "game" inherent in these situations, the book provides a fresh perspective on the complexities surrounding MEC decisions. A game theory primer lays the groundwork, offering a foundational understanding of the strategic elements that shape decision-making.
Armed with this essential knowledge, readers gain insights into the causes of inaction, shedding light on the underlying dynamics that can impede progress. "Dealing with Dilemmas" goes beyond the surface, addressing the common defense strategies employed by physicians. In doing so, it equips MECs with the discernment needed to sift through these approaches, maintaining focus on a strategic path that prevents the recurrence of these challenging issues. "Dealing with Dilemmas" is your essential companion on the journey to effective and strategic leadership in the complex world of healthcare governance.