You are the CEO of Bradley Hospital, a 400-bed voluntary, general acute care hospital. The recently elected president of the PSO has just told you that many members, but especially the physicians, are unhappy because they believe you are trying to control their activities.
She stated, "We feel that hospital management should take care of the nonmedical areas and leave the practice of medicine where it belongs-in the hands of professionals."
1) How should you respond to the president of the PSO?
2) What arguments should you use to support your position?
3) Sketch an outline showing the appropriate relationship among the GB, CEO, PSO.