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Good Marriage or Bad Divorce?

Stephanie Baker, MBA,RN,CEN

Dan Smith, MD, FACEP

Effective Dyad Leadership


•Understand critical attributes of high performing

dyad leaders

•Learn key elements to manage and lead change

to drive performance

• Identify components of an effective dyad partner

meeting

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Session Objectives


•Create a group of physicians and staff where

-Efforts align with group goals

-Behaviors deliver performance

-Skills are continuously improving

-Work is energizing and fulfilling

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What We Want to Accomplish


Team of Warriors


• Dyad leaders set the tone of the department

• Promotes credibility

• Role modeling the change is key

• Effectiveness and efficiency

• Draws on the expertise and perspectives of these key

leaders

• Shared platform to achieve results and drive change

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Why is This Important?


• Developing self

• Technical skills

• Strategy skills

• Consideration

• Integrity

• Global perspective

• Decisiveness

• Results focus

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Harvard Business Review-Jan 2016 (Zenger/Folkman)

Good leaders influence:


• Collaborative

• Aligned

• Team Builders

• Accountable

• Credible

• Consistent

• Communicate

• Fair

• Focused

• Action-oriented

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Attributes of Collaborative and Effective Dyad Leadership

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What does your Dyad look like?


Exercise: “Dyad Collaboration Scale”

Rate the degree of collaboration between ED medical director

and Nurse Director/Manager

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0 5 10

Poorly

Collaborative

Highly

Collaborative


Consistent collaboration is the “secret sauce” that pulls

the whole model together and differentiates a truly

great ED from a good one

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• Invite nurse managers/clinical directors to ED Provider Group

Meeting and co-present with ED medical director(s)

• Invite ED medical director to monthly ED staff meeting and

co-present with nurse manager/director

• Action-oriented

• Generates a conversation and feedback on key change

efforts

• Promotes relationships with providers

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Leading Practice to Better Unite the Dyad:

Nurse Director Attendance at ED Provider Group

Meeting


• Visibility of the Dyad

• Share important feedback with both providers and staff

• Improves Rounding skill set of both of the dyad partners

• Harvest key information that impacts providers and staff

related to focus areas

• Leaders go first

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Leading Practice to Better Unite the Dyad:

Leader Rounding as a Dyad


Wherever you go, no matter what the weather,

always bring your own sunshine.

Anthony J. D’Angelo

The College Blue Book


Stephanie Baker, MBA, RN, CEN

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remember to take the surveys. Thank you!

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Please join us in the main ballroom for the keynote

presentation by the Honorable David J. Shulkin, MD,

Under Secretary of Health, United States Department

of Veteran Affairs

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