Video recording of cardiac arrest management: an aid to training and audit

An Evaluation of Trauma Team Leader Performance by Video Recording

“…This study has demonstrated that videotaping of resuscitations in the emergency department is feasible, useful for assessment of team member performance and is not restricted by the present medico‐legal framework. This concurs with the experience of Gaudry et al at Westmead Hospital, Sydney, 9 and Murray and McCabe 10 and Weston et al 11 at the Royal Infirmary, Cardiff, Wales. To date we have not been able to make videotaping compulsory, however, it would be valuable for all team members to view their own performance and compare their assessment with our assessment as a continuous quality improvement activity.…”

An Evaluation of Trauma Team Leader Performance by Video Recording

“…This study has demonstrated that videotaping of resuscitations in the emergency department is feasible, useful for assessment of team member performance and is not restricted by the present medico‐legal framework. This concurs with the experience of Gaudry et al at Westmead Hospital, Sydney, 9 and Murray and McCabe 10 and Weston et al 11 at the Royal Infirmary, Cardiff, Wales. To date we have not been able to make videotaping compulsory, however, it would be valuable for all team members to view their own performance and compare their assessment with our assessment as a continuous quality improvement activity.…”

Video Review of Cardiac Arrest: A Scoping Review

“…Since the first published report of the use of video review in CA in 1992, 23 we found a steady rise with a substantial increase in publications over the past 2 decades. Thirteen of the included publications were from 2010 to 2014, 21 were from 2015 to 2019, and 36 were from 2020 to 2024 ( Fig 6 ).…”

The impact of video recording colonoscopy on adenoma detection rates

“…Many authors have described video recording of clinical care, primarily for purposes of clinical education and research. [17][18][19][20][21] Studies evaluating the use of video recording to improve performance or to enhance quality are limited. Some older studies assessing the effect of video recording of general practice consultations suggested that video recording did not alter doctor's behavior, 22 but most patients were willing to consent to video recording.…”

An Evaluation of Trauma Team Leader Performance by Video Recording

“…This study has demonstrated that videotaping of resuscitations in the emergency department is feasible, useful for assessment of team member performance and is not restricted by the present medico‐legal framework. This concurs with the experience of Gaudry et al at Westmead Hospital, Sydney, 9 and Murray and McCabe 10 and Weston et al 11 at the Royal Infirmary, Cardiff, Wales. To date we have not been able to make videotaping compulsory, however, it would be valuable for all team members to view their own performance and compare their assessment with our assessment as a continuous quality improvement activity.…”

Video Review of Cardiac Arrest: A Scoping Review

“…Since the first published report of the use of video review in CA in 1992, 23 we found a steady rise with a substantial increase in publications over the past 2 decades. Thirteen of the included publications were from 2010 to 2014, 21 were from 2015 to 2019, and 36 were from 2020 to 2024 ( Fig 6 ).…”

The impact of video recording colonoscopy on adenoma detection rates

“…Many authors have described video recording of clinical care, primarily for purposes of clinical education and research. [17][18][19][20][21] Studies evaluating the use of video recording to improve performance or to enhance quality are limited. Some older studies assessing the effect of video recording of general practice consultations suggested that video recording did not alter doctor's behavior, 22 but most patients were willing to consent to video recording.…”

An Evaluation of Trauma Team Leader Performance by Video Recording

“…This study has demonstrated that videotaping of resuscitations in the emergency department is feasible, useful for assessment of team member performance and is not restricted by the present medico‐legal framework. This concurs with the experience of Gaudry et al at Westmead Hospital, Sydney, 9 and Murray and McCabe 10 and Weston et al 11 at the Royal Infirmary, Cardiff, Wales. To date we have not been able to make videotaping compulsory, however, it would be valuable for all team members to view their own performance and compare their assessment with our assessment as a continuous quality improvement activity.…”

Video Review of Cardiac Arrest: A Scoping Review

“…Since the first published report of the use of video review in CA in 1992, 23 we found a steady rise with a substantial increase in publications over the past 2 decades. Thirteen of the included publications were from 2010 to 2014, 21 were from 2015 to 2019, and 36 were from 2020 to 2024 ( Fig 6 ).…”

The impact of video recording colonoscopy on adenoma detection rates

“…Many authors have described video recording of clinical care, primarily for purposes of clinical education and research. [17][18][19][20][21] Studies evaluating the use of video recording to improve performance or to enhance quality are limited. Some older studies assessing the effect of video recording of general practice consultations suggested that video recording did not alter doctor's behavior, 22 but most patients were willing to consent to video recording.…”