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A look at management roles and operating environments of medical schools.

In order to reach a better understanding of the many complexities involved in the management of schools of medicine, in 1980-81 a survey was taken of deans of medicine and department chairs of medicine, surgery, and family practice at US medical schools. The major attributes of the managerial work environment are identified and provide a foundation for further inquiry into the overall operating effectiveness of schools of medicine.