On the psychiatric unit there were more nurses than clinical staff and our efforts to move treatment to a more psychosocial approach was thwarted by nurses who were more task oriented. The clinical staff thought the nurses and LPNs simply did not have the training to participate in different approaches. And since the clinical staff was out numbered few suggestions were implemented. The clinical staff always appreciated new doctors because they were educated on new treatment modalities and pushed to get our ideas as part of procedure. A psychiatric facility that stands alone has a better chance of appreciating and utilizing all members of a treatment team.
Hospitals typically think in terms of doctor and nurse treatment.
The involvement of your Professional knowledge depends upon the administration. You will receive a cold shoulder from administration. It will be ice cold. In that case, don't go, because, their decisions won't involve you even when you are at the meeting.