There are multiple ways to do this: 1. You could assign a physician assistant to navigate the communication, so that they can orchestrate, summarize and record responses in real time amongst the physicians 2. You could have a centralized communication system, but make sure that information is not lost in multiple messages that may be too time consuming or repel busy physicians 3. You could send a quick poll for a specific time for a group call to get quick answers 4. You could have the physicians' assistants make sure responses as needed are sent through in a timely manner 5. Simplify the questions needed to be addressed; be clear in your own communication; and make sure to be clear on what you asking for, from whom, why them and by when.

Effective communication with multiple physicians requires a structured approach to ensure timely responses and smooth healthcare coordination. Designate a primary point of contact to streamline communication, and use structured templates to save time and ensure clarity. Prioritize requests based on urgency and leverage technology for secure messaging and reminders. Build strong relationships with physicians and remember that effective communication is key to successful healthcare outcomes.