Teams use both informal and formal mechanisms for communication. Informal means of communication include, for example, “hallway consultations” and placing “sticky notes” on charts or computer screens.9 Formal mechanisms of communication include regularly scheduled team meetings, for both clinical and administrative matters, and documentation through minutes and memorandums.10–12 Drinka and Clark10 underline the importance of delineating specific tasks to be accomplished before, during, and after team meetings, such as creating an agenda before the meeting with the appropriate individual assigned to each agenda item, having all personal electronic devices turned off during meetings, and agreeing on an action plan during the meeting for follow-up afterward. Of 8 factors related to team effectiveness, Higgins and Routhieaux12 emphasize regular team meetings and clearly delineated team plans.