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  • Medical Education
  • Surgical Communication
  • Conflict Resolution in Healthcare

Background:

  • Hierarchical cultures in high-stakes environments like operating rooms (ORs) can impede effective communication.
  • Anesthesiology residents face unique challenges when addressing disagreements with surgeons.
  • The need for effective conflict deescalation strategies in clinical settings is critical.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To evaluate the effectiveness of a conflict resolution course for anesthesiology residents.
  • To determine if the course improved residents' ability to handle and deescalate clinical disagreements, particularly with surgeons.
  • To assess the utility of simulation-based testing for evaluating communication skills in confrontational scenarios.

Main Methods:

  • Thirty-seven anesthesiology residents (19 trained, 18 untrained) participated in simulation-based testing in a simulated OR.
  • A 2-hour conflict resolution course utilized video vignettes and guided discussions.
  • Conflict scenarios involved a surgeon controlling loud music (75-80 dB) to create confrontation, testing residents' deescalation responses.

Main Results:

  • Residents who completed the course deescalated conflict in 93.3% of cases, versus 20.0% for untrained residents (P = .002).
  • Trained residents were less likely to ignore the disruptive music (10.5%) compared to untrained residents (55.6%) (P = .004).
  • Simulation-based testing effectively assessed residents' responses to surgeon-induced confrontation.

Conclusions:

  • A conflict resolution course can enhance anesthesiology residents' skills in defusing clinical conflicts.
  • Simulation-based assessment provides a valuable tool for evaluating communication and conflict resolution abilities in simulated OR environments.
  • Improving conflict resolution skills is essential for safe and effective patient care in complex surgical settings.