We recently completed a SR/MA looking at clinical signs to exclude oesophageal intubation. Quite topical at the moment!
I enlisted some AI help with the intro, but didn't quite like the first iteration, so asked ChatGPT to add some spice–erm, rum! 🏴☠️🦜
🔓Important editorial from @hypoxicchicken made #FreeForAWeek by popular demand.
We are now at a phase where we recognise the fallacy of the error label and reaching towards a deeper understanding of the complex sociotechnical system we work in.
🔗https://t.co/LaHejnDlYb
The new paper from the AERATOR study group, which explores aerosol generation during awake tracheal intubation, will go live on Monday!
Join @_andyshrimp, @drjulesbrown, Gen O'Farrell and @rosshofmeyr to discuss its findings.
📆30 Jan
🕤1630 GMT
https://t.co/qdKb0zT9Jl
Amidst the gloom at the NHS crisis its easy to forget one factor: sociomedical success
In the last 30 yrs UK health has been transformed.The predictable consequences required long term planning which appears absent
A 🧵 of old slides (2017) but they still make the point
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Buckle up. What’s Covid done to Aotearoa New Zealand’s healthcare system since Omicron overran our keep-it-out response?
It’s not all bad news and it’s way more interesting and complicated than most news stories seem to suggest. Thread. 1/n
Great job to all the organisers of NZASH 2022 in Wellington. Great content and awesome to meet face to face, catch up, tap into everyone’s enthusiasm and get reinvigorated. @NZASHsimulation
Hartwell Simulation co-founder Michael Sheedy representing Canterbury Simulation Interest Group on the expert panel discussion on collaborative approaches to expanding our simulation frontier - particularly with the move to Te Whatu Ora
Every day clinicians struggle with equipment, space and layout that encumbers, rather than helps them do their job.
A 🧵on how we applied human factors principles, usability testing & #simulation informed design to our new pediatric resus tower
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@doctimcook@drdavidbrewster@Daniel_edelman@dasairway@SafeAirway@UniversalAirway Human Factors and non-technical skills are not the same. HF that doesn't consider equipment and technical skills is just rubbish HF, and is a reflection of the limited understanding of HF - sadly extremely common in clinical work and amongst clincians.
🔐A real-time sensor network can now measure and display how operating theatre air handling performs under real-world conditions, allowing us to compare this with planned design capabilities.
Can it be used in non-medical environments too?
🔗https://t.co/kOdH2zkOHh
Do open-ended questions help healthcare teams to debrief effectively?
@Mi_Minka and colleagues found that when debriefers pair their observations and opinions with open-ended questions & ask specific questions, they can help participants to reflect. https://t.co/a0NzNPr0x0