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What should an ED team debrief involve and how do I lead one?

Emergency departments are high-pressured and team debriefings following significant events in the workplace are vital to sustain a healthy working environment
Posted 15 May 2023 - 09:00
An emergency department nurse leads a team debrief following a significant event
 
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