Conflict in the emergency department: Retreat in order to advance

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Abstract

Conflict that exists within a team providing services in an emergency department has the potential to be destructive to clinical care and professional relationships. A collaborative approach involving members of the team guided by a neutral facilitator can be effective in addressing important issues and creating solutions that are acceptable to the individuals and the group. By working together in such a facilitated setting, relationships between the team members can be strengthened while problems are being solved. © 2003, Canadian Association of Emergency Physicians. All rights reserved.

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Ahuja, J., & Marshall, P. (2003). Conflict in the emergency department: Retreat in order to advance. Canadian Journal of Emergency Medicine, 5(6), 429–433. https://doi.org/10.1017/S1481803500008708

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