Dr. Balch and Ms. Sollenberger begin this chapter talking about the strategic planning activities in the Division that were formalized when Dr. Balch created the Executive Group of Chairs. They discuss the key role Ms. Sollenberger was able to play in smoothing over conflict among the physicians in 1992 and 1993, creating a watershed period for building a culture of collaboration in the Division. They talk about the promotion of values to build collaborative culture. Next Dr. Balch and Ms. Sollenberger discuss the multi-disciplinary care centers. Dr. Balch begins with an overview of the organizational model that R. Lee Clark brought to MD Anderson in the 1940s and later efforts to break up the MD Anderson tradition of surgery this create...
In response to the interviewer’s comment that Dr. Balch and Ms. Sollenberger had a good working rela...
In this chapter, Dr. Balch provides an overview of how he went about transforming the Division of Su...
Dr. Freireich explains why the slow evolution of the blood separator made it necessary for him to le...
In this chapter, Dr. Balch and Ms. Sollenberger discuss several facets of their work changing the cu...
In this chapter, Dr. Balch explains his move to organize sections around organ based leadership, hig...
In this chapter, Dr. Sawaya and Dr. Balch begin by talking about the rationale for the new division ...
Dr. Grimm begins this chapter by talking about the evolution of her career in the Department of Tumo...
In this chapter, Dr. Bruera talks about the lessons he learned about building teams at the Cross Can...
Dr. Roth begins this chapter with an overview of his first steps to build the department. He notes h...
Dr. Grimm begins this chapter by mentioning several people she collaborated with when she moved to t...
Drs. Sawaya and Balch begin this chapter by talking about opportunities that opened up for surgery w...
Dr. Sawaya begins this chapter by observing that his vision for developing the Department of Neurosu...
In this chapter Dr. Balch provides an overview of what he accomplished after five years of service a...
In this chapter, Dr. Rodriguez provides an overview of MD Anderson’s multidisciplinary approach to p...
Ms. Alt begins this chapter by explaining how she became aware of a job opening at MD Anderson for a...
In response to the interviewer’s comment that Dr. Balch and Ms. Sollenberger had a good working rela...
In this chapter, Dr. Balch provides an overview of how he went about transforming the Division of Su...
Dr. Freireich explains why the slow evolution of the blood separator made it necessary for him to le...
In this chapter, Dr. Balch and Ms. Sollenberger discuss several facets of their work changing the cu...
In this chapter, Dr. Balch explains his move to organize sections around organ based leadership, hig...
In this chapter, Dr. Sawaya and Dr. Balch begin by talking about the rationale for the new division ...
Dr. Grimm begins this chapter by talking about the evolution of her career in the Department of Tumo...
In this chapter, Dr. Bruera talks about the lessons he learned about building teams at the Cross Can...
Dr. Roth begins this chapter with an overview of his first steps to build the department. He notes h...
Dr. Grimm begins this chapter by mentioning several people she collaborated with when she moved to t...
Drs. Sawaya and Balch begin this chapter by talking about opportunities that opened up for surgery w...
Dr. Sawaya begins this chapter by observing that his vision for developing the Department of Neurosu...
In this chapter Dr. Balch provides an overview of what he accomplished after five years of service a...
In this chapter, Dr. Rodriguez provides an overview of MD Anderson’s multidisciplinary approach to p...
Ms. Alt begins this chapter by explaining how she became aware of a job opening at MD Anderson for a...
In response to the interviewer’s comment that Dr. Balch and Ms. Sollenberger had a good working rela...
In this chapter, Dr. Balch provides an overview of how he went about transforming the Division of Su...
Dr. Freireich explains why the slow evolution of the blood separator made it necessary for him to le...