The Rise and Fall of MBM
Friday, April 20, 2012
Association of Academic Medical Centers GBA/GIP Annual Conference | Denver, CO
The Rise and Fall of MBM: Perspectives from Departments, Schools, and the Industry
Ten years ago, mission-based management (MBM) was a burgeoning management initiative that many schools of medicine and their constituent departments were developing and embracing with differing expectations and degrees of success. It entailed capturing, analyzing, and reporting faculty effort, productivity, and financial data along mission lines and subsequently using this information for a variety of purposes, including resource allocation, faculty compensation, recruitment, and planning. However, MBM as an overarching framework appears to have faded with time. The purpose of this breakout session is to evaluate and share MBM experiences from different institutions and perspectives.
Presented by:
Clay Tellers, Pricipal, ECG
Peter J. Mitsch, Chief Financial Officer, University of Minnesota Medical School
Elizabeth A. Wildman, MBA, Vice Chair - Finance & Administration Division of Surgical Sciences, Wake Forest University School of Medicine
Cathy Wood, Vice Chair Finance/Admin Dept Medicine, Medical University of South Carolina College of Medicine
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