How do academic health systems measure success in academic program development?
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“Academic health systems measure success by whether a program can move from strategy to execution, minimizing unforeseen roadblocks—up to and including enrollment and program launch. In performance-focused engagements, success may include measurable efficiency gains, such as reducing administrative process timelines (e.g., from 120 days to 60 days).”
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