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The Development of a Web-based Resident Sign-out Training Program.

Justin M Devoge¹, Ellen J Bass, Mangwi Atia

¹Department of Systems and Information Engineering, University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA.

Conference Proceedings. IEEE International Conference on Systems, Man, and Cybernetics

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This study introduces a web-based training system to improve patient sign-out procedures for medical residents. The system aims to standardize communication and enhance patient safety during caregiver transitions.

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Area of Science:

Medical Education
Patient Safety
Health Informatics

Background:

Patient sign-out is critical for transferring care but lacks standardized protocols.
Limited research exists on optimal sign-out content, conduct, and evaluation.
Hospital residents frequently perform sign-outs, often under time constraints.

Purpose of the Study:

To present the operational concept and system requirements for a web-based sign-out training system.
To address the need for structured training in patient sign-out skills for medical residents.
To enhance the quality of Graduate Medical Education through targeted digital training.

Main Methods:

Development of an initial functional prototype for a web-based sign-out training system.
Definition of operational concept and system requirements.
Heuristic evaluation of the prototype to identify areas for improvement.

Main Results:

An initial functional prototype of the web-based training system was developed.
A heuristic evaluation was conducted to assess the prototype's usability and effectiveness.
Key areas for improvement in the training system were identified.

Conclusions:

Web-based training offers a scalable solution for enhancing patient sign-out skills among residents.
The developed prototype provides a foundation for a comprehensive sign-out training system.
Further development and evaluation are needed to optimize the system for improved patient safety and medical education.