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Setting Up a Stroke Team Algorithm and Conducting Simulation-based Training in the Emergency Department - A Practical Guide

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Best Practices for Training, Educating and Introducing New Techniques and Technology into Practice.

Monisha Sudarshan¹, Shanda H Blackmon¹

¹Division of Thoracic Surgery, Mayo Clinic, 200 1st Street Southwest, Rochester, MN 55902, USA.

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Summary

Implementing novel surgical practices requires careful planning. Surgeons must ensure adequate training, team support, institutional approval, and transparent patient communication for safe adoption.

Keywords:

Educating New practice New technology Privileging Training

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Surgical Innovation
Medical Practice Implementation
Patient Safety

Background:

Adopting new surgical techniques presents challenges for innovator surgeons due to a lack of standardized implementation processes.
Successful integration of novel procedures requires addressing multiple facets beyond the technical skill itself.

Purpose of the Study:

To outline the essential components for the successful and safe adoption of new surgical practices by credentialed surgeons.
To provide a framework for managing the complexities associated with surgical innovation.

Main Methods:

The study identifies key steps for implementation, including surgeon training, team assembly, and institutional privileging.
It emphasizes the importance of outcome monitoring and patient informed consent.

Main Results:

Standardized processes are crucial for the adoption of new surgical practices.
Adequate training, team competence, institutional approval, and outcome surveillance are vital for successful implementation.
Patient transparency regarding novel procedures is essential.

Conclusions:

The successful adoption of new surgical practices hinges on a systematic approach encompassing training, team dynamics, institutional support, and patient engagement.
Continuous monitoring and transparent communication are paramount for ensuring patient safety and quality during the implementation of novel surgical techniques.