An Evaluation of Navy En Route Care Training Using a High-Fidelity Medical Simulation Scenario of Interfacility Patient Transport

DeForest, Christine A; Blackman, Virginia Schmied; Alex, John E; Reeves, Lauren K; Mora, Alejandra G.; Perez, Crystal A; Maddry, Joseph K.; Selby, Domenique; Walrath, Benjamin

doi:10.1093/milmed/usx129

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“…According to Mason et al ( 2019 ), pre-test and post-test assessments should be used to determine the increase in nurses’ knowledge after training. On the other hand, performance-based evaluation is used to determine the improvement in nurses’ skills after training (DeForest et al, 2018 ).…”

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Experiences and perceptions of nurses and air ambulance service providers in carrying out aeromedical evacuations in Indonesia: A qualitative research

Ambarwati,

Warsini,

Hapsara

et al. 2024

Belitung Nurs J

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Background: Basic non-military flight nurse training is essential for enhancing nurses’ competency in conducting aeromedical evacuations. Trained nurses possessing flight nurse proficiency are indispensable for ensuring stable patient conditions amidst the unique physical, physiological, and psychological challenges encountered during flights. Objective: This study aimed to describe the experiences and perceptions of nurses and air ambulance service providers regarding aeromedical evacuations. Methods: This study employed a qualitative descriptive design. Data were gathered from February to July 2023 through semi-structured online interviews with seven nurses and air ambulance service providers engaged in aeromedical evacuation. Content analysis was utilized to interpret the interview data. Results: Seven themes were generated: 1) Experiences in aeromedical evacuation experiences, 2) Challenges faced by nurses and air ambulance service providers during aeromedical evacuations, 3) Essential knowledge for nurses involved in aeromedical evacuations, 4) Efforts to improve nurses’ knowledge and skills, 5) Leveling of flight nurse training, 6) Flight nurse training methods, and 7) Flight nurse training evaluation strategies. Conclusion: Nurses and air ambulance service providers acknowledge the significant influence of the flight environment on changes in patient conditions during aeromedical evacuations. To effectively manage alterations in patient conditions during flights, healthcare workers equipped with aviation health competency are imperative. One approach to enhancing the competency of healthcare workers is through flight nurse training. The findings from this study serve as a valuable resource for policymakers and health-related institutions endeavoring to formulate aeromedical evacuation strategies.

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Experiences and perceptions of nurses and air ambulance service providers in carrying out aeromedical evacuations in Indonesia: A qualitative research

Ambarwati,

Warsini,

Hapsara

et al. 2024

Belitung Nurs J

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“…Como una de las dificultades de todo sistema de medición complejo está la disparidad intra e interobservador sobre los objetos, actos y reacciones simuladas, 14 hacemos énfasis en la importancia del entrenamiento de los tasadores para el mejor uso e interpretación de estos términos.…”

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Nuevo concepto y herramienta para evaluar objetivamente el realismo en simulación clínica

Coro-Montanet¹,

Oliva-Fernández²,

Sánchez-Ituarte³

et al. 2023

Revista Latinoamericana De Simulación Clínica

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“…The impact of psychological stressors should also be addressed within naval service populations 5 . Tele-critical care (TCC) has recently been taken as a effective means to extend intensivist expertise and to improve outcomes of critically ill patients 6 .Several evaluation systems including NPS(U.S. National Park Service) 7 and high-delity medical simulation scenario 8 were successfully applied to assess the medical demand of Navy and the of medical training.…”

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Self-evaluation of Health State in Chinese Navy of Different Fleets

Ding¹,

Wu²,

Wang³

et al. 2020

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Objective: To clarify physical and psychological health state and potential medical need of Chinese navy. Methods: A cross-sectional study was performed in the total of 438 personnel of two fleets in different latitudes in China by self-reported questionnaire. The physical and psychological states were investigated and the potential medical needs were explored.Results: The top was muscle and skeletal system disease, affecting to 59% of the population, followed by respiratory disease, skin disease, oral disease, et al. The frequency of oral disease increased gradually, with the first peak at 26-30 years old. Ophthalmic and Ear-nose-throat diseases increased rapidly over 40 years old. The frequencies of above diseases were higher in submarine of Fleet B than that of Fleet A (P<0.05). In Fleet A, the frequencies of influenza and diarrhea in submarine were higher than those in surface fleet (P<0.001). The corps with low psychological self-evaluation suffered more diseases than those with high evaluation (P=0.04). Conclusions: Fleets in different latitudes exhibited different disease frequencies. Submarine force was more susceptible to infectious disease than surface fleet possibly due to the closed environment. High effective medical care should be given according to the age threshold of 25 and 40.

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An Evaluation of Navy En Route Care Training Using a High-Fidelity Medical Simulation Scenario of Interfacility Patient Transport

Cited by 7 publications

References 21 publications

Experiences and perceptions of nurses and air ambulance service providers in carrying out aeromedical evacuations in Indonesia: A qualitative research

Experiences and perceptions of nurses and air ambulance service providers in carrying out aeromedical evacuations in Indonesia: A qualitative research

Nuevo concepto y herramienta para evaluar objetivamente el realismo en simulación clínica

Self-evaluation of Health State in Chinese Navy of Different Fleets

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