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Con: Leaders Are Important, but Too Many Leaders Are Costly

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The speaker argues for a paradigm shift in critical care management, advocating for integrated governance over having numerous costly leaders. Too many leaders can lead to inefficiencies, slow decision-making, and conflicting strategies. The speaker suggests a unified governance model for critical care units, which enhances efficiency and clarity in operations. This integrated approach is demonstrated to be more effective and cost-efficient, especially evident during crises like the COVID-19 pandemic. Strong institutional support and financial viability are essential for implementing this model, which ultimately enhances patient care and team cohesion.

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One-Hour Concurrent Session | Pro/Con Debate: Top Heavy: Do We Have Too Many Leaders?

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Membership Level Professional

Membership Level Select

Year 2024

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paradigm shift

integrated governance

critical care

efficiency

COVID-19 pandemic

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