Health System Turmoil: Coordinating Care Across Pediatrics, Family Medicine, Residency, and Nursing During Emergencies

Abstract

Emergencies present significant challenges for healthcare systems, particularly in coordinating care across pediatrics, family medicine, residency programs, and nursing. These crises strain communication, increase workload, and highlight gaps in standardized protocols and interdisciplinary collaboration. This review explores the complexities of coordinating care during emergencies, emphasizing the roles and challenges faced by different specialties. By adopting integrated emergency protocols, enhancing interdisciplinary communication through AI, and tailoring resource allocation frameworks, healthcare systems can improve resilience and patient outcomes. Strategic planning and technological advancements are essential for addressing these challenges effectively.