A NEXTGEN LEARNING SPACE DESIGNED TO ELEVATE YOUR AIRWAY PRACTICE
rapid review
Real time too slow for you? Need a quick refresher? Loop this. and remember these essential tips when it comes to good team communication and calling for help during an airway emergency..
expert discussion
I sit down with Tim Clapper our team communication expert to discuss the best way to call for help so that all the important information is included and to ensure the level of response is appropriate to the situation
Curated foamed – team COMMUNICATION
@ResusPadawan Michael Lauria is another great #FOAMed resource for your learning network. He is focused on team communication and resuscitation skills. We suggest you follow him if you love this topic.
mobile resource
Download the TeamSTEPPS app to your mobile device for a deeper dive into effective communication skills during an emergency.
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the bottom line
- Calling for help is a technical skill that requires practice
- Make eye contact with your team member
- Set it and forget it to cognitively offload and focus
- Use closed loop communication to minimize errors
WHAT’S NEXT
For in person learners, locate any of the posters below within the installation to continue your training. Then snap the QR codes embedded within them to access the learning space. Look for the ✋emoji for integrated hands on training opportunities.
when you can’t be with us – Online learning
When you can’t be with us in person, you can still access all the same content on this topic. Simply click on the masterclass link below to take you to the online masterclass learning space.
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