2008
DOI: 10.1097/01.jpn.0000319095.59673.6c
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Crew Resource Management in Healthcare

Abstract: The crew resource management training program was developed by the aviation industry in response to critical and fatal errors by the flight team. This article examines the evolution and application of crew resource management to the healthcare industry. The goal of this evolution was to increase patient safety through better communication and teamwork. To accomplish this goal, teamwork training programs, such as MedTeams, are being introduced to healthcare professionals. Clinical studies have yet to show concl… Show more

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“…DCR is a team effort that requires teamwork, communication, and collaboration. The goal is to organize a group of individuals to think and act as a team with a common goal [53,54]. DCR evolved from the damage control surgery paradigm advocated by Stone et al [55] and Rotondo et al [56].…”
Section: Damage Control Resuscitation and The Optimal Ratiosmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…DCR is a team effort that requires teamwork, communication, and collaboration. The goal is to organize a group of individuals to think and act as a team with a common goal [53,54]. DCR evolved from the damage control surgery paradigm advocated by Stone et al [55] and Rotondo et al [56].…”
Section: Damage Control Resuscitation and The Optimal Ratiosmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Studier har vist at oppimot 98.000 amerikanere dør hvert år som følge av systemiske feil og ikke direkte som følge av mangel på individuelle ferdigheter og kompetanse (McConaughey, 2008). I Norge finnes ingen sikre tall på hvor mange som dør i helsevesenet som en konsekvens av uheldige hendelser, men i følge Hjort (2006) kan man, hvis man regner om de internasjonale tallene, anta at rundt 2000 mennesker dør årlig som følge av slike hendelser, og ifølge samme forfatter er det grunn til å tro at tallet kan vaere adskillig høyere.…”
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“…fl., 2009;Boulet, Murray, & M. D, 2010;Gaba, 2004;McCaughey & Traynor, 2010;McConaughey, 2008;McGaghie, Issenberg, Petrusa m.fl., 2010;Rothgeb, 2008).…”
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