优化高级创伤生命支持 (ATLS®) 以最大限度地提高准备能力
Joseph R Danford1,2, Florencio Reyes3, Jennifer M Gurney4,5
1School of Medicine, Tulane Medical Center, New Orleans, LA 70112, USA.
Military medicine
|May 27, 2024
概括
优化高级创伤生命支持 (ATLS®) 课程以包括个人关键任务列表 (ICTLs) 成功提高了军事医务人员的技能能力和准备能力. 这种综合方法简化了培训,提高了军事治疗设施的完成率.
科学领域:
- 医学教育 医学教育
- 军事卫生系统 军事卫生系统
- 专业技能发展专业技能发展
背景情况:
- 美国陆军使用个人关键任务列表 (ICTLs) 来维持医疗服务成员的能力和部署准备.
- 由于某些任务的执行频率较低,以及军事治疗设施 (MTF) 中患者数量较少,维持熟练程度存在挑战.
- 布兰奇菲尔德陆军社区医院 (BACH) 制定了一项新的战略,以解决这些准备不足的问题.
研究的目的:
- 描述BACH对优化高级创伤生命支持 (ATLS®) 课程以完成ICTL的综合方法.
- 展示这种方法如何提高技能能力,并简化军事医务人员的培训要求.
- 建议这种最佳实践更广泛地适用于其他MTF.
主要方法:
- 与ATLS®课程课程和附录与已建立的ICTL交叉引用.
- 增强标准ATLS®认证,包括完成12个特定的ICTL.
- 扩大了ATLS®课程的接触,使医疗提供者通常不会参加课程.
主要成果:
- 自2021年4月以来,来自24个专业的73名军事医务人员在BACH.完成了ATLS®/ICTL综合训练.
- 总共完成了361个ICTL,个别ICTL完成数量从13到48不等.
- 所有经过测试的ICTL都满足了100%的年度完成要求.
结论:
- 将ICTL的完成整合到强制性ATLS®课程中代表了与传统方法相比的显著改进.
- 这种优化的方法最大限度地提高了训练时间的价值,并扩大了ATLS®在各种军事医疗角色中的曝光范围.
- 在BACH取得的成功表明其他作为ATLS®测试站点的MTF采用强大的潜力.
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