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Tag Archives: human-factors
How technology can make health care riskier!
Sorry, I forgot to include the link. It's here: https://t.co/Cm5ZC4Qpxh — Alan J. Card (@AlanJCard) December 3, 2018
Human Factors in Anaphylaxis!
The first of the Perioperative Anaphylaxis symposium lectures to go online.Here the brilliant @obidoc talking about Human Factors in periop anaphylaxis. For a novice like me – intriguing. #Frankland18@hypoxicchicken @markbkenny @doctimcookhttps://t.co/Kkb01lgHc9 via @YouTube — Sophie Farooque (@LondonAllergy) December 3, 2018 https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js
COMM CHECK: Sterile Cockpit — EMCrit Project
Post is coauthored by Ashley Keiler-Green MD, EM/Critical Care Attending, University of New Mexico School of Medicine This post is part of the COMM CHECK series on communication during resuscitation. Silence is a source of great strength -Lao Tzu The Sterile Cockpit Communication is a key aspect of safe and efficient task execution in all high-risk…Continue reading “COMM CHECK: Sterile Cockpit — EMCrit Project”
A Call to Avoid Harms
A Call to Avoid Harms https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js
Human factors in airway management
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Human factors enablers and barriers for successful airway management
This new qualitative study from @hypoxicchicken et al. identifies and discusses human factors enablers and barriers for successful airway management. Should complex charts or posters mandating a specific approach be perceived as a barrier or enabler? https://t.co/d2LPzMgQ3K pic.twitter.com/dCZnDtFbGq — Anaesthesia (@Anaes_Journal) May 4, 2018
Checking expertise in difficult airway situations!
Clearly the highlight of this month’s @Anaes_Journal:Checking expertise in anticipated difficult airway situationshttps://t.co/WoyGrWYPft — Will Angus (@beercrit) February 28, 2018
Human factors in preventing complications in anaesthesia: a systematic review 2018
Our latest article on human factors published today @AintreeHospital @ClinicalHF Human factors in preventing complications in anaesthesia: a systematic review https://t.co/dmBFxOOHhP — Simon Mercer (@simonjudemercer) January 3, 2018
PEOPLE ARE NOT AIRCRAFT
Q: Why can’t Medicine be like aviation?A: Because people in charge of airports understand aviation. https://t.co/NaZAjy78Zu — GomerBlog (@GomerBlog) January 2, 2018
Why women live longer than men
Why women live longer than men. pic.twitter.com/g0PvNNX1C7 — Darwin Award 🔞 (@AwardsDarwin) June 2, 2017
Making the Call by Michael Lauria
Helping experts and expert teams perform under duress
Under pressure! Helping experts perform under duress https://t.co/ITkNu5UGdg — Anaesthesia (@Anaes_Journal) February 16, 2017
Back to basics: checklists in aviation and healthcare
Healthcare safety activists have looked to checklists to solve a myriad of problems, particularly with the current iteration of checklists that have been imported from aviation.
The effects Of cognitive aids On formation and functioning Of teams in medical emergencies
@KangarooBeach @ketaminh Thanks Tim, available here if you want to see what 6 years' work looks like… https://t.co/JZ1u5UhBkB pic.twitter.com/pt3zSwwtaE — Stu Marshall (@hypoxicchicken) November 1, 2016 //platform.twitter.com/widgets.js
Prehospital and Retrieval Medicine - THE PHARM dedicated to the memory of Dr John Hinds 