A Communication Analysis Methodology for Developing A Cardiac Operating Room Team–Oriented Display

Parush, Avi; Momtahan, Kathryn; Foster-Hunt, Tara; Kramer, Chelsea; Hunter, Aren C.; Nathan, Howard J.

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“…This method allows the researcher to investigate conversations and contextual factors (in this case, IT) and thus analyze how participants make sense of their environment [16]. As this paper seeks to explore how IT affects situation awareness, this methodological base allows for exploration of topics, themes, and uses that arise around IT in these teams [18,32].…”

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IT, Situation Awareness, and Non-Technical Skills in Cardiac Arrest Teams

Müller¹,

Kristensen²,

Lauridsen³

et al. 2021

Proceedings of the Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences

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Technical skills are important for providing efficient treatment of in-hospital cardiac arrests. Nevertheless, research shows that non-technical skills and situation awareness are central to improving quality of care. This study reveals that IT plays a large role in establishing and maintaining situation awareness in cardiac arrest teams. On the one hand, IT allows team members to establish situation awareness. On the other hand, IT draws attention away from the situation, thus negatively impacting situation awareness. Furthermore, this study reveals that non-technical skills are important as they enable effective use of IT and mitigate the negative impact of IT on situation awareness. The impact of IT represents a significant contribution to situation awareness theory, which is discussed along with implications for practice.

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confidence: 99%

IT, Situation Awareness, and Non-Technical Skills in Cardiac Arrest Teams

Müller¹,

Kristensen²,

Lauridsen³

et al. 2021

Proceedings of the Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences

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“…Inferred measurement techniques have also been effectively used to examine communication patterns between team members. This allows researchers to infer the development of TSA, since team communication supports the knowledge acquisition and information processing that leads to SA construction (Parush et al, 2009;Endsley & Jones, 1997).…”

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“…There are various approaches reported in the literature of analyzing human communication in command-andcontrol contexts (Kiekel et al, 2004;Hess et al, 2006;Cooke, 2005). A study by Parush et al (2009) identifies that the common aspects of most of these approaches contain elements from the Conversation Analysis approach (Pomerantz & Fehr, 1997). Based on the key elements of Conversation Analysis, the following study took the full extent of verbal communication between team members and segmented them into utterances.…”

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“…Conversation analysis was employed as the specific communication analysis approach and it guided the mapping and description of communication patterns between team members (Schegloff, 1987;Pomerantz & Fehr, 1997;Parush et al, 2009). The full protocols of human verbal communication during trials were segmented into utterances produced from each participant taking turns in the verbal interaction.…”

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Team situation awareness displays : an empirical evaluation of team performance

Brandigampola¹

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Communication and team situation awareness in the OR: Implications for augmentative information display

Parush

Kramer

Foster-Hunt

et al. 2011

Journal of Biomedical Informatics

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Team Situation Awareness (TSA) is one of the critical factors in effective Operating Room (OR) teamwork and can impact patient safety and quality of care. While previous research showed a relationship between situation awareness, as measured by communication events, and team performance, the implications for developing technology to augment and facilitate TSA were not examined. This research aims to further study situation-related communications in the cardiac OR in order to uncover potential degradation in TSA which may lead to adverse events. The communication loop construct-the full cycle of information flow between the participants in the sequence-was used to assess susceptibility to breakdown. Previous research and the findings here suggest that communication loops that are open, non-directed, or with delayed closure, can be susceptible to information loss. These were quantitatively related to communication indicators of TSA such as questions, replies, and announcements. Taken together, both qualitative and quantitative analyses suggest that a high proportion of TSA-related communication (63%) can be characterized as susceptible to information loss. The findings were then used to derive requirements and design a TSA augmentative display. The design principles and potential benefits of such a display are outlined and discussed.

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A Communication Analysis Methodology for Developing A Cardiac Operating Room Team–Oriented Display

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IT, Situation Awareness, and Non-Technical Skills in Cardiac Arrest Teams

IT, Situation Awareness, and Non-Technical Skills in Cardiac Arrest Teams

Team situation awareness displays : an empirical evaluation of team performance

Communication and team situation awareness in the OR: Implications for augmentative information display

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