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Homey Sansolo1, Lorelle Wuerz, Katie Grandstaff
1Author Affiliations: Clinical Program Coordinator (Ms Sansolo), NewYork-Presbyterian Lawrence Hospital, Bronxville; Director of Professional Nursing Practice, Quality and Professional Development (Dr Wuerz); Program Director Nursing Professional Development (Ms Grandstaff); Quality Improvement and Vascular Access Team Manager (Ms Schwartz); and Vice President and Chief Nursing Officer (Dr Perez-Mir), NewYork-Presbyterian Brooklyn Methodist Hospital.
Engaging nurses as clinical advisors in a COVID-19 command center led to successful decision-making. This nurse-led role is crucial for effective crisis response and patient safety.
Area of Science:
- Healthcare Management
- Nursing Leadership
- Crisis Response
Background:
- COVID-19 pandemic presented unprecedented challenges to healthcare systems.
- Effective crisis command structures are vital for optimal healthcare delivery during emergencies.
Purpose of the Study:
- To evaluate the success of integrating nurses as clinical advisors in an interprofessional COVID-19 crisis command center.
- To identify key areas influenced by nurse-led clinical advisement.
Main Methods:
- Qualitative assessment of a nurse-led clinical advisor role within a COVID-19 crisis command center.
- Analysis of organizational decision-making processes facilitated by nurse advisors.
Main Results:
- Successful facilitation of decisions regarding nursing leadership, staffing, and care models.
- Implementation of innovative care models and clinical training initiatives.
- Enhanced patient and team safety through expert clinical guidance.
Conclusions:
- Nurse clinical advisors are essential for effective crisis command center operations.
- Integrating nurse leadership reshapes organizational crisis response strategies.
- Nurse-led advisement optimizes decision-making for patient care and safety in crises.
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