Lister E D, Pirrotta S
Ki Associates, Portsmouth, NH, USA.
Physician Exec. 1996 Oct;22(10):37-40.
The first article in this series describes a research project--a survey of more than 300 physician executives. Asked to share their personal experiences of unsuccessful consultations, our correspondents painted a picture of what can go wrong when organizational consultants enter health care systems, and described the lasting destructive sequelae to failed consultations. The two issues responsible for most failed consultations were the intrusion of internal politics into the consultation process and the failure to clearly establish and maintain consensual goals. Part 2 of this series will explore the consultation process from a different perspective, examining the issues that often trigger requests for consultation services and the dynamics that can foreshadow success or failure before consultants are even engaged.
本系列的第一篇文章描述了一个研究项目——对300多名医师管理人员的调查。当被要求分享他们不成功咨询的个人经历时,我们的记者描绘了一幅组织顾问进入医疗保健系统时可能出现的问题的图景,并描述了咨询失败所带来的持久破坏性后果。导致大多数咨询失败的两个问题是内部政治介入咨询过程以及未能明确确立和维持协商一致的目标。本系列的第2部分将从不同角度探讨咨询过程,审视经常引发咨询服务请求的问题以及在顾问介入之前就可能预示成功或失败的动态因素。