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In situ, multidisciplinary, simulation-based teamwork training improves early trauma care.

Susan Steinemann¹, Benjamin Berg, Alisha Skinner

¹University of Hawaii, Department of Surgery, Honolulu, Hawaii 96813, USA. steine@hawaii.edu

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A brief human patient simulator (HPS)-based curriculum significantly improved trauma resuscitation teamwork and clinical performance. This training enhanced both simulated and real-life trauma care, benefiting multidisciplinary teams.

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Medical Education
Trauma Surgery
Teamwork and Communication

Background:

Effective trauma resuscitation relies on seamless team communication and coordination.
Multidisciplinary trauma teams require specialized training to optimize clinical efficacy.

Purpose of the Study:

To evaluate the impact of a team training curriculum on communication, coordination, and clinical efficacy in trauma resuscitation.
To assess improvements in teamwork and patient care following a human patient simulator (HPS)-based intervention.

Main Methods:

A prospective, cohort intervention study was conducted at a Level II Trauma Center.
The training involved a four-hour, HPS-based curriculum with web didactic and in-situ simulations for multidisciplinary teams.
Team performance was assessed using the modified NOTECHS scale (T-NOTECHS) during simulations and actual trauma resuscitations.

Main Results:

Significant improvements in teamwork ratings, task speed, and completion rates were observed during HPS training.
Real-life trauma resuscitations showed improved mean teamwork scores post-training.
A 76% increase in near-perfect task completion and a 16% reduction in mean resuscitation time were noted.

Conclusions:

A brief HPS-based curriculum effectively enhances teamwork and clinical performance in multidisciplinary trauma teams.
The training demonstrated positive impacts in both simulated and actual trauma resuscitation settings.
HPS-based teamwork training is a valuable educational method for improving patient care in trauma.