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Disaster response is about teamwork and communication. 🏥🚑 MSU Denver students teamed up with Denver Health for a hands-on disaster simulation training to reduce medical errors and save lives. The new MSU Denver Gina and Frank Day Health Institute Interprofessional Simulation and Skills Laboratory (Sim Labs) played a vital role in fostering collaboration among future healthcare professionals. This innovative approach ensures better outcomes when it matters most. Learn more about the exercise and its impact: https://lnkd.in/gwUdaF2a

I finished all of my proceedings for AVMA Convention today. That's 3 whole days early, which is probably a record for me! I'm presenting NINE sessions in Austin, Texas this year on a variety of topics SPECTRUM OF CARE: 1. Overcoming client financial limitations using a spectrum of care approach 2. Isn't that Just Medicine? The Art and Science of the Spectrum of Care MENTORSHIP: 1. From Novice to Knowledgable: Essential Skills for Mentees (with Dr. Legend Thurman DVM CVBP MRCVS) 2. Mastering Mentorship: A Practical Training to Sharpen Your Mentoring Skills (2-hour hands on workshop with Danielle Alleman, DVM and Valerie Marcano) 3. Creating a Culture of Mentorship (With Dani Rabwin) TEAM UTILIZATION: 1. A Team Approach to Improve Preventive Care Compliance 2. Triage: It's a Team Sport (2 hour hands on workshop with Alyssa Mages BS, CVT ) PHARMACY with Lauren Eichstadt Forsythe 1. To Err is Human: A Case Based Approach to Prescription Errors 2. When Patients Won't Cooperate: Strategies to Improve Medication Compliance Will you be joining me in Austin this summer June 21 to 25?

Our shared vision for transforming Critical Care over the next five years to meet the needs of our serious-complex patient population is truly inspiring. Leveraging Mayo Clinic's rich history, empowering our multidisciplinary workforce and incorporating intelligent automation, we can indeed accelerate improvements in various areas. Here are some key points we’ll incorporate: -Enhancing patient care through innovative initiatives, rapid improvement cycles and strong leadership. -Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) -Quality, Safety, Experience -Value Creation -Culture of Safety -ICU-without-walls -Transformative Education - Research and Innovation By focusing on these areas, we can create a more empowered and humanized staff, ultimately leading to significant advancements in critical. Jen Zundel Devang Sanghavi, MD, MHA, FCCP AYAN SEN Alexander Niven Anirban Bhattacharyya Cydni Moser Jennifer Elmer, DNP, APRN, CCNS, FCCM Lisa Marshall, MSN, RN, N.E.-B.C Sanjay Chaudhary Terri Menser W David Freeman Alfredo Quiñones-Hinojosa Yue Dong Pramod Guru. MD,DM,FASN Christan Santos Michelle Ojard, PA-C Dora Syin Cathy Mielke Deisy Mercado, MD, MSMS, CHSE Sharon Warden MSN MHA RN CENP

What is Association of Medical Facility Professionals (AMFP)? The organization designed just for you! This organization is for firms who specialize in the healthcare-built environment. For everyone involved in healthcare capital planning, design & construction, real estate, and facilities. Whether you're working for a healthcare system or individual facility, whether you're the senior vice president or if you're early in your career - the events and programs created and planned by the chapter are just for you!

What does high quality interdisciplinary action look like? How do we measure it? How do we teach it? How do we make it more likely to happen? Late posting, but earlier this month I was honored to share some of Mission Critical Team Institute's research on swarm team leadership in the trauma bay with the awesome and deeply dedicated folks at the American College of Surgeons Trauma Quality Improvement Program (TQIP) conference. #TQIP24 Medicine - especially trauma care in the resuscitation bay - is a team sport, but it's also all too often a fragmented, tribal culture with an us vs them mentality. Swarm teams are self-organizing, multidisciplinary, rapid-action problem solving teams -- in other words exactly what you get when you bring skilled providers from different disciplines together in a trauma bay to save a life. Leading effective swarm teams in the trauma bay means learning to rapidly bridge these fragmented cultures and "E Pluribus Unum" your way to delivering elite level medical care in complex, rapidly adaptive, high-consequence environments. At MCTI, we're actively working on how to build better swarm teams and at the TQIP conference we focused on making operators better at swarming and making the teams less "swarmy" by training interdisciplinary communication, simulating rapid teaming protocols, and reconnecting fragmented cultures. Thank you to Avery Nathens, Dylan Pannell, Mark H, and the team at Sunnybrook for the invitation and deep ideas. How are you building better swarm teams? #missioncriticalmedicine

From the robust direction by our former MD and CEO Ittira Davis to the bright future being heralded by our new MD and CEO Sanjeev Nautiyal, read all about it in the article here- https://lnkd.in/gVDcieED

Awesome partners who helped bring this to fruition. Why only manage part of the crash cart when you can have visibility and congruency across departments? Ask us how we can drive efficiency in your supply chain today!

Session 5: CMR to Guide Clinical Decision Making and Interventions is starting next at the SCMR Mid-Year Meeting in Chicago!

Competency validation! If you're still using a checklist once (or once a year...) to establish competency check out this workshop. #nurseleader #aprnleader #npdprofessionals

Join us in celebrating J. Scott Bainbridge, MD; Alexandra Fogarty, MD; Scott Horn, DO; Jonathan Kirschner, MD; Timothy Maus, MD; W. Evan Rivers, DO; Nathaniel Schuster, MD; Virtaj Singh, MD; Matthew Smuck, MD; and Patrick H. Waring, MD at the awards presentations next month in Boston at the #IPSISAnnualMeeting https://lnkd.in/gSBTVQ-u #InterventionalPainMedicine #PainMedicine #InterventionalPainManagement #PainManagement