SCCM Resource Library-Why a CCO Structure Would Appeal to RNs, APPs, and Pharmacists

Why a CCO Structure Would Appeal to RNs, APPs, and Pharmacists

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Video Summary

In this video, the speaker discusses the benefits and concerns of a Critical Care Organization (CCO) structure in the healthcare industry. They highlight the improved resource utilization, standardization of quality, and ease of communication that a CCO can bring. However, concerns include a preference for departmental silos, decreased individual autonomy, and salary disparities. The speaker also shares their experience during the pandemic, emphasizing the need for quick responses and broad communication among different disciplines. They conclude that a well-implemented CCO can lead to enhanced patient care, employee engagement, and value-added contributions to the organization.

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Administration, 2023

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Type: two-hour concurrent | Leadership Roles in Critical Care Organizations: The Way Forward! (SessionID 1228260)

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Content Type Presentation

Knowledge Area Administration

Membership Level Professional

Membership Level Select

Tag Administration

Tag Professional Development

Year 2023

Keywords

Critical Care Organization

healthcare industry

resource utilization

quality standardization

communication

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