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Module 1
Module Lead | Dr Dave Lawless & Dr Peter Henderson
Learning Outcomes:
Learning Outcomes:
Adopt a personal structure for trauma/resuscitation team pre-briefings
Adapt personal structure to specific clinical context - team composition, time frame and patient factors
Consider methods to ensure consistent performance of resuscitation team pre-briefings within GCHHS Emergency Departments
Develop comprehensive, yet efficient and focussed, primary assessment of a multiple injured trauma patient, whilst recognising individual differences. Reflect on own practise
Synthesise gathered information from pre-hospital data and primary assessment and direct trauma/resuscitation teams to priorities
What you need to do:
What you need to do:
1) Read & consider the Pre-reading resources.
2) If you would like to dive deeper, consider the Extension Resources.
3) Complete the Pre-Course Activities at the bottom of this page.
4) Come along to the in person session and have fun!
Pre-reading
Pre-reading
Please read/watch these resources prior to attending the in-person sessions.
Zero point survey.pdfZero Point Survey: A Multidisciplinary Idea to STEP UP Resuscitation Effectiveness
Zero Point Survey: A Multidisciplinary Idea to STEP UP Resuscitation Effectiveness
Purdy paper.pdfThe Team Briefing: Setting up Relational Coordination for your Resuscitation
The Team Briefing: Setting up Relational Coordination for your Resuscitation
Extension Resources
Extension Resources
Optional but highly recommended.
Cliff Reid: Making Things Happen
Cliff Reid: Making Things Happen
The Human Factor - Hicks, 2018.pdfThe Human Factor: Optimizing Trauma Team Performance in Dynamic Clinical Environments
The Human Factor: Optimizing Trauma Team Performance in Dynamic Clinical Environments
Pre-Course Activities
Pre-Course Activities
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