319: THE INTERACTION BETWEEN TEAMWORK AND LEADERSHIP IN PEDIATRIC RESUSCITATION
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Delaloye, Nicole; Grant, Estee; Krueger, Carsten; Deacon, Amanda; O’Neill, Tom; Koot, Deanna; Gilfoyle, ElaineIt is becoming more difficult to provide health care that meets the needs of patients within tight budget constraints. This article suggests that one way forward is to channel the energies of people more constructively to work as teams. Some definitions are shown for teams and teamwork, and four benefits suggested of effective teamwork: learning and development, resource management, task performance and communications. In each of these four areas, examples are given from the international world of health care of how teamwork can be achieved. Finally, it is concluded that teamwork can be difficult, but that it is worth pursuing.
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