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Improving Situational Awareness During Interfacility Transport Using a Transport Monitoring and Communication

Matthew Cook¹, Rachel Umoren¹, Elizabeth Steinlage²

¹Department of Pediatrics.

Journal of Patient Safety

|September 23, 2025

Summary

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A new teletransport app improved situational awareness and communication efficiency for neonatal interfacility transports. Medical control physicians experienced greater benefits than transport teams.

Keywords:

communication neonatal pediatrics remote monitoring situational awareness telemedicine transport

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Neonatal critical care
Medical transport logistics
Health informatics

Background:

Interfacility neonatal transports require clear communication and high situational awareness.
Current communication methods, like phone calls, may be suboptimal for complex neonatal cases.

Purpose of the Study:

To compare a simulated teletransport application (T-MAC) with standard phone calls for neonatal interfacility transports.
To evaluate the impact on situational awareness and communication efficiency.

Main Methods:

Pilot study involving medical control physicians (MCPs) and pediatric critical care transport teams (PCCTs).
Simulated neonatal transports were conducted with and without the T-MAC application.
Situational awareness (perception, comprehension, projection) and communication duration were measured.

Main Results:

The T-MAC app significantly improved MCPs' perception and projection scores, both before and after patient events.
PCCTs also showed improved perception and projection scores with the T-MAC app.
Communication duration for adverse events was shorter with the T-MAC app.

Conclusions:

The T-MAC application enhanced situational awareness and communication efficiency in simulated neonatal transports.
MCPs demonstrated a greater improvement in situational awareness compared to PCCTs.
Further investigation into T-MAC application development and use is warranted.