Predesign Investigation of the Anesthesia Operational Environment

Drui, Albert B.; Behm, Robert; Martin, Wayne E.

doi:10.1213/00000539-197307000-00019

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“…Analysis of anaesthesiologists' tasks dates back nearly 30 years17 and has grown in sophistication 18. Investigators have analysed the decision making processes in anaesthesiology with various methods, including direct observation,19 review of videotapes of real cases,20 assessing the descriptions of cases presented at morbidity and mortality meetings, and the use of patient simulators 21.…”

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Anaesthesiology as a model for patient safety in health care

Gaba

2000

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Section: Accomplishments In Patient Safety In Anaesthesiologymentioning

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Anaesthesiology as a model for patient safety in health care

Gaba

2000

BMJ

422

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“…Though their method of assessing attention was different from ours the percentage of time that we judged to be given to patient care functions is very similar. Drui et al (1973) concluded that the high proportion of time spent relating away from the patient (±:?% on average) could be decreased by suitable instrument and theatre design.…”

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Teaching and Learning in the Operating Theatre

1976

Anaesth Intensive Care

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The anacsthetist's role dl/ril1g an anaesthetic is onc oj vigilance. A ny interaction betu'em tutor and student in this situation !nltst be structllred around the vigilance task. Teaching that recognizes tlzis role may be educationally jruitjul and may 1'l'en improt'e l'igilallce. Teaching 1£11ich disregards this junction is less likely to result in learning and 11/a)' interjere lC'ith patient care. Some oj the types oj teaching that are likely to be appropriate or inappropriate to different phases oj an anaesthetic are 1•ndicated.

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“…In den 70er Jahren beschäftigten sich erstmals Arbeitsgruppen um Drui (1973) und Kennedy (1976) mit der Gestaltung des anästhesiologischen Arbeitsplatzes und der Aufmerksamkeitsverteilung des Anästhesisten [4,12]. Boquet griff 1980 das Thema mit Hilfe von Videobeobachtung und gleichzeitiger Blickbewegungsmessung auf [2] und konnte zeigen, dass 60% der Aufmerksamkeit des Anästhesisten auf der direkten Patientenbeobachtung bzw.…”

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