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The 777 Planner: improving the resuscitation call experience at North Shore Hospital
Daniel Gibbons1, Dushiyanthi Rasanathan1, Naomi Heap2
1House Surgeon, Waitematā District Health Board, Auckland, New Zealand.
Aim:
To ensure that staff at North Shore Hospital are competent and confident in the roles that they are performing during a 777 call, and to improve leadership and teamwork within the resuscitation team.
Methods:
We introduced two 777 Planner meetings each day at 4pm and 10pm at North Shore Hospital, with a 777 Planner template to guide the meeting. The 777 Planner enabled members of the team to meet, introduce themselves and allocate roles in preparation for resuscitative events prior to later calls. We conducted pre- and post-implementation surveys to evaluate the experience of 777 calls prior to and after implementation of the 777 Planner.
Results:
68% of respondents felt that the 777 Planner improved their experience of 777 calls, and 78% found it a useful part of the handover. 50% of pre-implementation survey respondents were not clear what other team members roles were in emergency calls, and 53% were not aware who was leading the emergency call. Following the implementation of the intervention, this improved to 74% reporting clarity on roles and 79% stating they knew who was leading the 777 call.
Conclusion:
The 777 Planner ultimately improved members of the resuscitation teams experience of 777 calls at North Shore Hospital, particularly concerning leadership, communication and clarity of roles.

