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Meiqi Guo1, Richard Dunbar-Yaffe2, Erin Bearss3
1An assistant professor at the Division of Physiatry, Department of Medicine, University Health Network in Toronto, ON. She can be contacted at meiqi.guo@uhn.ca.
Abstract:
Physician engagement is an important factor in improving care quality and patient safety, but engaging physicians is not easy. Winston Churchill's famous assertion about never wasting a crisis has defined the approach taken by many leaders during the COVID-19 pandemic. This paper describes three case studies of successful physician engagement across the continuum of acute care, chronic care and primary care settings during the pandemic. These examples offer insights on physician engagement within unique settings by leveraging intrinsic motivators and Spurgeon's model of medical engagement.
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