Circulatory Crisis Management in the Operating Room Based on Anesthesia Occasional Case Reseach

Abstract

Massive hemorrhaging and acute myocardial infarction can cause crises in the operating room, so a simulation-based educational course for dealing with perioperative crise （ALS-OP） based on occasional case research in anesthesia and/or anesthesia educational guidelines may help improve medical safety in the operating room. To maximize the performance of advanced life support training in the operating room, the course content should be constructed using operating room situations, scenarios based on special operating room situations, environmental factors, and smooth communication with medical staff. Training that employs problem-based learning and discussion can be adjusted to the level of each participant, and non-technical skills such as team communication can also be cultivated.Problem-based learning and discussion may help improve medical safety in the operating room.