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As fellow, you take your regular rotation on call for senior leadership. One evening, a trustee calls, very upset. He's in your emergency department. His elderly mother has been in the ED for two hours, and nothing seems to be happening. He'd like your help to get her admitted. You go to ED, where the physician managing her case reports that she's been examined and diagnosed, and will be admitted. She's waiting for an appropriate inpatient bed. You thank the emergency physician, and together you explain to the trustee. You call the CEO to alert her. What else should you do?
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