Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
8557273 Journal of Emergency Nursing 2018 7 Pages PDF
Abstract
Although trauma resuscitations are stressful, high risk, dynamic, and a prime environment for error, new methods of teamwork training and collaboration among trauma team members have become essential.Contribution to Emergency Nursing Practice
- Growing evidence links trauma teamwork training to superior team performance, patient outcomes, and quality of care.
- Education and training for emergency nurses, as essential members of the trauma team, should ensure clinical and teamwork competence.
- Well-designed education incorporating TeamSTEPPS® and multidisciplinary simulation-based training may improve emergency nurse knowledge, confidence, and team member performance in high-risk resuscitation settings.
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