#SHTFSEDAR 🙌🏻 Algoritmos de tratamiento de la coagulopatía ¿Cuál es la mejor ayuda? ¿Gráfica o texto?📌 #Hemostasis Traffic Light or #Text-based ?✍🏻 Comparte tu experiencia!!🔗 https://t.co/TWgrrzP0tf
Grateful for this amazing collaboration with our Argentinian friends @milfede & @ekataife!
User-centered design, an universal language, even in medicine!
🔐This new simulation-based RCT from @ekataife, @julian_roessler and @milfede finds that the Haemostasis Traffic Light algorithm improved the decision-making of physicians in two hospitals located in different parts of the world.
#FreeForAWeek
🔗https://t.co/6A9h2SV7Bx
🔐This new simulation-based RCT analysed the therapeutic decisions of 84 physicians on coagulation management after solving six simulated bleeding scenarios.
@ekataife@julian_roessler@milfede#FreeForAWeek
🔗https://t.co/6A9h2SV7Bx
🔐The Haemostasis Traffic Light, a user-centred coagulation management tool for acute bleeding situations: a simulation-based randomised dual-centre trial.
A great new paper from @ekataife, @julian_roessler and @milfede which is now #FreeForAWeek!
🔗https://t.co/6A9h2SDwcX
In developing the Haemostasis Traffic Light, we
incorporated principles of situational awareness-oriented,
user-centred design, aiming to transfer the required
information to the decision-makers as quickly as possible
and with the lowest possible cognitive demand @Anaes_Journal
🔐The Haemostasis Traffic Light, a user‐centred coagulation management tool for acute bleeding situations: a simulation‐based randomised dual‐centre trial.
This new paper from @ekataife, @julian_roessler and @milfede is now #FreeForAWeek.
🔗https://t.co/6A9h2SV7Bx
Este nuevo estudio aleatorizado, multicéntrico, basado en simulación de @ekataife, @julian_roessler y @milfede muestra como el Semáforo de Hemostasia mejora drásticamente la toma de decisiones en escenarios de sangrado. @AnestesiaR@sedar_es @SENSARorg
https://t.co/LFMO3IsJuY
The Haemostasis Traffic Light provides caregivers with a
mental model of the interventions that one should
apply. Its design aims to reduce fixation errors in stressful situations by providing a graphical overview of the available choices. @Anaes_Journal@milfede@julian_roessler
🔐The Haemostasis Traffic Light, a user‐centred coagulation management tool for acute bleeding situations: a simulation‐based randomised dual‐centre trial.
This new paper from @ekataife, @julian_roessler and @milfede is now #FreeForAWeek.
🔗https://t.co/6A9h2SV7Bx
🔐"...participants assigned to the Haemostasis Traffic Light algorithm solved more cases correctly than physicians using the local, text‐based algorithm."
@ekataife@julian_roessler@milfede#FreeForAWeek
🔗https://t.co/6A9h2SV7Bx
🔐This new simulation‐based randomised dual‐centre trial from @ekataife, @julian_roessler and @milfede finds that the Haemostasis Traffic Light algorithm improved the correctness and duration of the therapeutic decision‐making.
#FreeForAWeek
🔗https://t.co/6A9h2SDwcX
Have you developed your haemostatic resuscitation protocol using a user-centered design ? Check this paper published in @Anaes_Journal@milfede@julian_roessler https://t.co/rRCIdHH8M8