6/8 (75%) of faculty and 19/19 (100%) of residents completed the survey. Faculty responded most favorable and uniformly agreed that the ED rotation is helpful (5.0) and response time to evaluate an ED patient has decreased (4.8). They agreed that rounds are uninterrupted (4.5) and noted a smooth transition of patients from ED to floors (4.5). The general and stroke residents responded positively to the ED rotation (4.8) and felt less burdened (4.6). The stroke residents were most dissatisfied on having enough exposure to new patients (4.0). The ED residents reported a good work-life balance (4.7), a manageable overall workload (4.6) and were most dissatisfied and most divided about gaining enough clinical experience by seeing a sufficient number of patients (3.9). The ED residents strongly agree on improved ED patient disposition time (4.6).

There was a decline in the burden of the residents on the floor services, improvement in ED patient transit time, and rounds were uninterrupted. Residents on the stroke service noted an impact on the exposure to new patients