60 ED leaders meet to discuss optimizing ED operations

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Dr. Kevin Ban and Kirsten Boyd, RN, MHA (Director of Emergency Services and Associate Chief Nurse, Ambulatory and Emergency Services, BIDMC) discuss how to engage hospital administration and implement change

On May 29, 60 ED leaders from the New England area and beyond met for the Harvard CME symposium entitled "Optimizing ED Operations and Patient Care through Multidisciplinary Teamwork at the Leadership Level" at the Waltham Woods Conference Center. This course was designed to provide current or aspiring emergency department (ED) leaders with the skills they need to run successful departments. The course highlighted the advantages of having mirrored and collaborating physician and nurse leadership teams within the ED management structure. http://www.hms-cme.net/3524685/ 

Dr. Jonathan Edlow, Vice-Chair, BIDMC Dept of EM, moderates leadership panel discussion with Jason Tracy, MD, Jennifer Pope, MD, Kirsten Boyd, RN, MHA, Shelley Calder, RN, MSN, Gary Shillin, MBA/H, Pat Folcarelli, PhD

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