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Area of Science:

  • Medical Education
  • Rural Health
  • Trauma Surgery

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  • Canada's vast geography presents challenges for timely trauma care in rural areas.
  • Rural facilities may have limited experience with complex trauma cases.
  • Telementoring offers a potential solution to enhance rural trauma care capabilities.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To describe a pilot telementoring program for rural trauma care in British Columbia.
  • To evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of this telementoring initiative.
  • To assess the impact of telementoring on provider confidence and team performance.

Main Methods:

  • Three in situ trauma simulation sessions were conducted at a rural BC hospital.
  • Trauma surgeons from a quaternary center provided telementoring support.
  • Participants (physicians, nurses, technicians) completed confidence surveys and team dynamics assessments (T-NOTECHS tool).

Main Results:

  • Physician confidence scores significantly improved post-simulation (average increase from 19.6/30 to 24.0/30).
  • Team dynamics (T-NOTECHS scores) also showed significant improvement (from 18.5/25 to 21.5/25).
  • Qualitative feedback highlighted increased provider confidence and procedural order due to telementoring.

Conclusions:

  • Telementoring effectively enhanced physician confidence and trauma team dynamics in simulated rural settings.
  • This approach may help mitigate outcome differences between rural and urban trauma patients in Canada.
  • Further research is needed on real-world patient impact and implementation barriers.