Videos
OR Crisis Checklist Use During an Emergency
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This video was created to demonstrate how our cognitive aid, a crisis checklist, might be used during a case. The patient is not real. We are continuing to discover what may be the ideal or best way to use crisis checklists clinically – we are certainly not all the way there. We recommend that when you watch this video, you do not focus on the clinical care given to the patient, the team is the doing the very best that they can and as in reality they are not perfect. Instead please focus on how the team uses the checklists to provide better care to the patient and communicate effectively with each other.
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Other Useful Links
NEJM Article
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OR Crisis Checklists as a Tool to Prepare for a High Risk Case
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We believe that our cognitive aid, a crisis checklist, can be effectively used to prepare for patients with higher than normal risk for a crisis, such as bleeding. We recommend that when you watch this video you do not focus on the clinical details, but instead focus on how the team uses the checklists to prepare for the surgical procedure.
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Typical Emergency in the Operating Room
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This video was created to show how emergencies often unfold in our operating rooms. It was filmed in an operating room simulator by a group of real operating room professionals. The patient is not real. This video can be used as a trigger to invoke further discussion.
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Reflections on a Day of Using the Crisis Checklists
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After we filmed the three demonstration videos, Dr. Bill Berry, Dr. David Oliver, and Jennifer Misajet, RN, MHA, CNOR sat down and talked about how it felt to use the checklists and what they had learned from the day. There is some great information in this video that may be helpful to you when are trying to put the OR Crisis Checklists into place in your operating rooms
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