We describe a novel GME fellowship in climate and health science policy, designed to train a new generation of clinicians to provide the necessary perspective and skills for effective leadership in this field. 

Provider efficiency has been reported in the literature but there is a lack of efficiency analysis among EM residents. This paper aims to compare efficiency of EM residents of different training levels and determine if EM resident efficiency is affected by ED overcrowding.

Pay-for-performance (P4P) programs have been implemented in various forms to reduce emergency department (ED) patient length of stay (LOS). This retrospective study investigated to what extent the timing of patient disposition in Metro Vancouver EDs was influenced by a LOS-based P4P program.