Harvard Administrative Harm, Professionalism and Teamwork in Medicine 2025

• Target Audience: physicians, nurses, advanced practice providers, clinical leaders
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• Information:

A practical, systems-focused program on reducing administrative harm, strengthening professionalism, and building high-reliability teams. Sessions translate evidence and real-world cases into tools you can deploy to streamline care, cut waste, and improve patient and staff experience.

What You Will Learn

How to identify, measure, and prioritize sources of administrative harm (policies, EHR burden, handoffs, billing rules)

Frameworks to redesign workflows, ordersets, and communication to reduce errors and delays

Professionalism in action: boundary-setting, feedback, coaching, and conflict resolution

Teamwork essentials: psychological safety, briefings/debriefings, and rapid-cycle improvement

Practical metrics and dashboards for monitoring burden, fairness, and equity impacts

Change management: stakeholder mapping, pilots, scaling, and sustainability

Event Details

Format: Live, case-based lectures with interactive exercises, toolkits, and Q&A

Structure: Thematic blocks (identify → redesign → implement → measure) with take-home checklists and templates

Access: Designed for immediate implementation in clinics, inpatient services, and ambulatory operations

Who Should Attend

Physicians, nurses, advanced practice providers, clinical leaders, quality/safety officers, program managers, educators, and trainees committed to safer, more humane, and more efficient care delivery.

Why Attend

Replace friction and rework with clear, reliable workflows

Strengthen professionalism and team culture while reducing burnout

Bring back plug-and-play tools that improve patient access, safety, and satisfaction

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Thursday, April 24, 2025