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EM Cases, Emergency Medicine, Howard Ovens, Lucas Chartier, QA, quality assurance, Waiting to be Seen
WTBS 9 – EM Quality Assurance Part One: Improving Follow up from the ED
This is Waiting to Be Seen 9 on EM Cases - Improving Follow up From the ED, Quality Assurance Part 1. We all face the challenge of how to manage...
Dr. Lucas Chartier | September 27, 2016
Clinical Practice, Emergency Medicine, hand hygiene, Howard Ovens, Liberating Structures, Mike Wansbrough, Waiting to be Seen, WTBS
WTBS 8 – Succeeding With the Dirty Task of Hand Hygiene Promotion
Succeeding with the dirty task of hand hygiene promotion How many psychiatrists does it take to change a light bulb? The punch line to that old joke is, of course,...
Dr. Howard Ovens | May 10, 2016
Clinical Practice, Emergency Medicine, hand hygiene, Howard Ovens, Liberating Structures, Mike Wansbrough, Waiting to be Seen, WTBS
WTBS 8 – Succeeding With the Dirty Task of Hand Hygiene Promotion
Succeeding with the dirty task of hand hygiene promotion How many psychiatrists does it take to change a light bulb? The punch line to that old joke is, of course,...
Dr. Howard Ovens | May 10, 2016
Clinical Practice, Emergency Medicine, hand hygiene, Howard Ovens, Liberating Structures, Mike Wansbrough, Waiting to be Seen, WTBS
WTBS 8 – Succeeding With the Dirty Task of Hand Hygiene Promotion
Succeeding with the dirty task of hand hygiene promotion How many psychiatrists does it take to change a light bulb? The punch line to that old joke is, of course,...
Dr. Howard Ovens | May 10, 2016
CTAS, Emergency Medicine, Howard Ovens, Medical Specialty, triage, wait times, Waiting to be Seen
WTBS 7 – Is Triage Obsolete?
Triage as a system of managing patient flow in the emergency department seems to be under attack. For instance, Dr. Shawn Whatley, a colleague of mine in Ontario, recently published...
Dr. Howard Ovens | April 12, 2016
CTAS, Emergency Medicine, Howard Ovens, Medical Specialty, triage, wait times, Waiting to be Seen
WTBS 7 – Is Triage Obsolete?
Triage as a system of managing patient flow in the emergency department seems to be under attack. For instance, Dr. Shawn Whatley, a colleague of mine in Ontario, recently published...
Dr. Howard Ovens | April 12, 2016
CTAS, Emergency Medicine, Howard Ovens, Medical Specialty, triage, wait times, Waiting to be Seen
WTBS 7 – Is Triage Obsolete?
Triage as a system of managing patient flow in the emergency department seems to be under attack. For instance, Dr. Shawn Whatley, a colleague of mine in Ontario, recently published...
Dr. Howard Ovens | April 12, 2016
Clinical Practice, Emergency Medicine, heatlh care metrics, Howard Ovens, LEAN, Lucas Chartier, Medical Specialty, QI, quality improvement, Waiting to be Seen
WTBS 6 Measuring Quality – The Value of Health Care Metrics
A New York Times article titled “How Measurement Fails Doctors and Teachers” went viral on social media in January and caused a lot of chatter in medical circles. Its author,...
Dr. Howard Ovens | February 29, 2016
Clinical Practice, Emergency Medicine, heatlh care metrics, Howard Ovens, LEAN, Lucas Chartier, Medical Specialty, QI, quality improvement, Waiting to be Seen
WTBS 6 Measuring Quality – The Value of Health Care Metrics
A New York Times article titled “How Measurement Fails Doctors and Teachers” went viral on social media in January and caused a lot of chatter in medical circles. Its author,...
Dr. Howard Ovens | February 29, 2016
Clinical Practice, Emergency Medicine, heatlh care metrics, Howard Ovens, LEAN, Lucas Chartier, Medical Specialty, QI, quality improvement, Waiting to be Seen
WTBS 6 Measuring Quality – The Value of Health Care Metrics
A New York Times article titled “How Measurement Fails Doctors and Teachers” went viral on social media in January and caused a lot of chatter in medical circles. Its author,...
Dr. Howard Ovens | February 29, 2016
Clinical Practice, David Petrie, Emergency Medicine, Medical Specialty, patient safety, physician productivity, physician scheduling, Waiting to be Seen
WTBS 5 Emergency Physician Speed Part 2 – Solutions to Physician Productivity
In Emergency Physician Speed How Fast is Fast Enough – Part I, Dr. David Petrie addressed the issue of physician productivity (patients per hour, or PPH), the many factors that...
Anton Helman | November 17, 2015
Clinical Practice, David Petrie, Emergency Medicine, Medical Specialty, patient safety, physician productivity, physician scheduling, Waiting to be Seen
WTBS 5 Emergency Physician Speed Part 2 – Solutions to Physician Productivity
In Emergency Physician Speed How Fast is Fast Enough – Part I, Dr. David Petrie addressed the issue of physician productivity (patients per hour, or PPH), the many factors that...
Anton Helman | November 17, 2015
Clinical Practice, David Petrie, Emergency Medicine, Medical Specialty, patient safety, physician productivity, physician scheduling, Waiting to be Seen
WTBS 5 Emergency Physician Speed Part 2 – Solutions to Physician Productivity
In Emergency Physician Speed How Fast is Fast Enough – Part I, Dr. David Petrie addressed the issue of physician productivity (patients per hour, or PPH), the many factors that...
Anton Helman | November 17, 2015

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