Quality and Safety in Endoscopy Units Around the Globe (On-Demand)

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In this video, the speaker begins by thanking the organizers and highlighting the efforts of Eden in developing the course. They explain that the course format is different from the past, with each lecture being condensed to just 15 minutes and presented as case-based discussions. The audience consists of physicians, nurses, technicians, and other team members.<br /><br />The speaker introduces the concept of the Triple Aim, which focuses on improving population health, patient experience, and lowering healthcare costs. They mention the emergence of the Quadruple Aim, which includes addressing burnout among healthcare providers. Additionally, they discuss the proposed Quintuple Aim, which encompasses healthcare equity.<br /><br />The importance of team-based care is emphasized, with the speaker highlighting the need to transition this approach from the hospital to the outpatient setting. They argue that effective teamwork leads to better patient outcomes and staff satisfaction, reducing medical errors.<br /><br />The speaker outlines six strategies for developing high-performance teams: establishing a team mission, developing team agreements, defining roles, establishing common metrics, learning from mistakes, and sharing knowledge. They also suggest engaging teams on a personal level and celebrating both team and individual accomplishments.<br /><br />The video concludes by emphasizing that teamwork is crucial for achieving success in patient care, productivity, and efficiency. The acronym TEAM (Together Everyone Achieves More) is referenced to highlight the significance of collaboration in healthcare.

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Gerard Isenberg, MD, MBA, FASGE

Keywords

team-based care

Triple Aim

Quadruple Aim

high-performance teams

patient outcomes