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Administrative work has grown across universities, health care, and research, and a neurology department should evaluate administrative processes using five targeted questions.
- Why it matters: The viewpoint addresses concerns that increasing administration may burden neurology departments and academic medicine, creating uncertainty about what processes are necessary and effective.
- What they did: It outlines a framework for neurology departments to review administrative processes by asking five questions about how each process functions and what it requires.
- The result: The proposed questions provide a practical checklist to guide neurology departments in assessing administrative bloat and improving decision-making around administrative work.
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