SCCM Resource Library-Rare Events Need Highly Skilled Teams to Resuscitate

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The speaker discusses a framework for training in resuscitation and cardiac arrest. They emphasize the importance of non-technical skills, role clarity, and situational awareness. They highlight the need for a systematic and process-oriented approach to training, considering the unique work systems and environments in different institutions. They introduce the SEAPS framework and discuss the importance of defining targets and identifying work system elements. They also mention the use of simulation-based clinical systems testing and FMEA to identify and address latent safety threats. The speaker emphasizes the importance of human factors and ergonomics in the work system. They conclude by discussing the importance of hardwiring the training through rapid-cycle deliberate practice.

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Resuscitation, Crisis Management, 2023

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Type: one-hour concurrent | Are All Inpatient Cardiac Arrests Avoidable? (Pediatrics) (SessionID 1214018)

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Content Type Presentation

Knowledge Area Resuscitation

Knowledge Area Crisis Management

Membership Level Professional

Membership Level Select

Tag Emergency Preparedness

Tag Resuscitation

Year 2023

Keywords

resuscitation

non-technical skills

SEAPS framework

simulation-based testing

rapid-cycle practice

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