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According to Brian Bolwell, MD, FACP, Chair of Physician Leadership and Development and former Chair of Taussig Cancer Institute, success in academic medicine is poor preparation for those who aspire to a serving leadership style. Whereas academic medicine rewards individual accomplishment, the key to serving leadership is trading personal recognition for team success. Hear why he believes that no one in a position of leadership should ever be first author on a paper:
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Dr. Bolwell is Chair of Physician Leadership and Development and former Chair of Taussig Cancer Institute. He can be reached at bolwelb@ccf.org or 216.444.6922. On Twitter: @BrianBolwellMD
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