IEDLI

 

As the number of interdisciplinary emergency departments is growing internationally, where can ED leaders acquire the administrative skills they need to build and sustain successful emergency departments?

The International Emergency Department Leadership Institute (IEDLI) was created by Harvard Medical School faculty and other international experts in order to provide ED leaders with the skills and knowledge they need to successfully operate emergency departments in any part of the world.

IEDLI courses provide ED leaders with the strategies they need to:

• Establish the ED’s role within the hospital;
• Educate and motivate a new generation of emergency physicians and nurses;
• Improve efficiency and control costs;
• Decrease overcrowding;
• Develop quality improvement programs;
• Develop an emergency medicine training program;
• Form a strong administrative structure.

This leadership institute focuses on the administrative challenges facing ED leaders rather than on clinical issues. After completion of this program participants will have a set of core competencies which will allow them to begin or continue working towards developing an integrated emergency department.

 

The 2010 International Emergency Department Leadership Institute will be held from October 25 to October 29 in Florence, Italy.

The 2-day IEDLI Advanced Course for Institute alumni will be held the same week at the same venue in Florence, Italy and will be held from October 28 to October 29.

 

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