Las revistas de negocios y de management no suelen profundizar mucho en los temas que tratan, pero a veces plantean reflexiones muy interesantes. 

En el número de febrero de 2012 de Harvard Business Review encontramos un breve artículo titulado "What Business Schools Can Learn from the Medical Profession", sobre el aprendizaje real que realizan los estudiantes en ciencias de la salud. Hay dos ideas que merece la pena poner sobre la mesa:

"we have an obligation as patients to help train the next generation of doctors"

"Generally speaking, medical schools are much better at this than business schools, but they have an advantage: Every hospital has a constant influx of patients to whom it can expose students. Inserting business students into real-world managerial situations is much more challenging. Still, business schools need to work harder to close the knowing-doing gap."