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Physician Staffing Model at Texas Health ED Helps Maintain Top Clinical, Operational Metrics

By Shari Welch, MD, FACEP | on March 16, 2016 | 0 Comment
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Physician Staffing Model at Texas Health ED Helps Maintain Top Clinical, Operational Metrics

Hats off to the ED at Texas Health Fort Worth. It is living proof of what a well-run ED can accomplish!

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ACEP Now: Vol 35 – No 03 – March 2016

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Topics: Care TeamCritical CareEmergency DepartmentEmergency PhysicianOperationsPhysician Staffing ModelPractice ManagementQuality & SafetyTexas HealthWorkforce

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Shari Welch, MD, FACEP

Shari Welch, MD, FACEP, is a practicing emergency physician with Utah Emergency Physicians and a research fellow at the Intermountain Institute for Health Care Delivery Research. She has written numerous articles and three books on ED quality, safety, and efficiency. She is a consultant with Quality Matters Consulting, and her expertise is in ED operations.

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