The ability of academic health centers (AHCs) to maintain their financial viability and mission in the face of revolutionary changes was broadly discussed during the last decade. Among the suggestions for protecting the future of AHCs was to form strategic alliances to further the missions of education, research, and service. Although the evidence indicates that 55 % of strategic alliances fall apart after three years, the Meharry–Vanderbilt Alliance is now beginning its fifth year, and it appears to be growing stronger. This article presents a brief overview o
Academic health policy centers (HPCs) are a relatively new phenomenon, about which, collectively, li...
Issue addressed: To create consistency among the health promotion alliances in which it engages, the...
1993). For the purposes of this article, formation is the initial building of the coalition as an or...
Academic health centers (AHCs) have supported their mission of patient care, education, and research...
A strategic alliance (SA) is a mutually beneficial long-term formal relationship formed between two ...
The changing environment in health care delivery and reimbursement in the United States in the late ...
This study sought to understand the elements affecting the success or failure of strategic repositio...
Given today's increasingly competitive environment, firms in every industry are searching for new wa...
[[abstract]]Before the implementation of National Health Insurance, all levels of hospitals in Taiwa...
In the current period of rapid change in the structure, financing, and governmental oversight of the...
Academic health centers (AHCs) play a significant role in educating the health care workforce, condu...
Recent government policy initiatives to foster medical innovation and high-quality care in England h...
Alliances present a paradox for firms. On the one hand, firms engage in a large number of alliances ...
Regenerative medicine (‘regen med’) is a growing sector that holds the promise of transforming patie...
Focusing on one state university academic health center (AHC) located in a rural setting in the sout...
Academic health policy centers (HPCs) are a relatively new phenomenon, about which, collectively, li...
Issue addressed: To create consistency among the health promotion alliances in which it engages, the...
1993). For the purposes of this article, formation is the initial building of the coalition as an or...
Academic health centers (AHCs) have supported their mission of patient care, education, and research...
A strategic alliance (SA) is a mutually beneficial long-term formal relationship formed between two ...
The changing environment in health care delivery and reimbursement in the United States in the late ...
This study sought to understand the elements affecting the success or failure of strategic repositio...
Given today's increasingly competitive environment, firms in every industry are searching for new wa...
[[abstract]]Before the implementation of National Health Insurance, all levels of hospitals in Taiwa...
In the current period of rapid change in the structure, financing, and governmental oversight of the...
Academic health centers (AHCs) play a significant role in educating the health care workforce, condu...
Recent government policy initiatives to foster medical innovation and high-quality care in England h...
Alliances present a paradox for firms. On the one hand, firms engage in a large number of alliances ...
Regenerative medicine (‘regen med’) is a growing sector that holds the promise of transforming patie...
Focusing on one state university academic health center (AHC) located in a rural setting in the sout...
Academic health policy centers (HPCs) are a relatively new phenomenon, about which, collectively, li...
Issue addressed: To create consistency among the health promotion alliances in which it engages, the...
1993). For the purposes of this article, formation is the initial building of the coalition as an or...