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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“…However, not everyone in the team needs to see everything all the time. Display only what at least two team members require to support them in their teamwork at any given time (Parush et al, 2009).…”

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Twelve Tips to Designing a Situation Display for the Healthcare Team

Parush

Momtahan

Kramer

et al. 2015

Proceedings of the International Symposium on Human Factors and

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The objective of the team display is to present a current and dynamic situation picture to the healthcare team. The challenges in designing such a display are determining the relevant situational information and presenting it in a way that is timely, unobtrusive, and not overloading. The tips here focus on designing situation displays for healthcare teams during a clinical procedure (such as a surgery or a procedure in the emergency unit). These tips are based on the experience of designing two healthcare team situation displays, one for the cardiac OR team and the other for the ED/Resuscitation bay team, as well knowledge transferred from forest fire incident management.

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Twelve Tips to Designing a Situation Display for the Healthcare Team

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Kramer

et al. 2015

Proceedings of the International Symposium on Human Factors and

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“…Furthermore, previous in-hospital communication research (Foster-Hunt, 2009;Kramer, 2009;Parush et al, 2009) has observed similar scenarios and produced useful findings that have been applicable across healthcare settings.…”

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“…Relationship between the number of utterances per handoff and the complexity of each handoff.Verbal behaviour typesCategories describing the type (e.g., purpose) of communication were based on conversation analysis adapted from Pomerantz & Fehr (1997),Parush et al (2009), andKramer (2009), combined with categories that emerged through data coding. This method produced eight high-level categories: seeking information, responsive information, offering information, proactive information/report, requesting information, educating, comments, and irrelevant information.…”

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Communication in patient care handoffs and implications to safety

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

Cited by 3 publications

References 18 publications

Twelve Tips to Designing a Situation Display for the Healthcare Team

Twelve Tips to Designing a Situation Display for the Healthcare Team

Communication in patient care handoffs and implications to safety

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

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