2021
DOI: 10.1177/10398562211006128
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Three perils of medico-political professional organisations: corporatisation, bureaucratisation and concentration of power

Abstract: Objective: To discuss relevant factors affecting the effectiveness and membership engagement of medico-political professional organisations, for example, medical colleges, societies and associations. Conclusions: Medico-political professional organisations face perils from corporatisation, bureaucratisation and concentration of power that diminish membership engagement and influence. Actions to address these challenges are necessary to ensure the future viability of these organisations.

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“…Disengagement renders such organisations vulnerable to the perils of corporatisation, bureaucratisation and concentration of power. 3 …”
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“…Disengagement renders such organisations vulnerable to the perils of corporatisation, bureaucratisation and concentration of power. 3 …”
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confidence: 99%