Impact of Multidisciplinary Team Training and High Fidelity Simulation in Critical Patient Scenarios

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Barton J. [1 ]
Alsomali S. [1 ]
Ng V. [1 ]
Clarke S. [1 ]
Yao A. [1 ]
Carlisle M. [1 ]
Dunbar K. [1 ]
Hammontree W. [1 ]
Bair A. [1 ]
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[1] Department of Emergency Medicine, University of California Davis, Center for Virtual Care, 4150 V Street PSSB 2100, Sacramento
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High fidelity simulation; multidisciplinary team training; simulation; team training;
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10.1007/BF03402221
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We have evaluated the recent literature regarding the use of high fidelity simulation and multidisciplinary team training to emphasize the fundamental concepts of leadership, teamwork, and communication during critical patient events. Evidence exists to support the creation of multidisciplinary training programs that utilize high fidelity simulation and focus on cardiocerebral resuscitation. We believe that multidisciplinary simulation training, when combined with a continuous quality improvement (CQI) initiative, can address inadequate and reduced trainee exposure to critical events and may lead to improved patient outcomes. © 2013, Springer International Publishing.
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