Why It Matters

A NEXTGEN LEARNING SPACE DESIGNED TO ELEVATE YOUR AIRWAY PRACTICE

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what you’ll find here

A very personal story
Why how we learn matters
An opportunity to be inspired

why it matters

The Elaine Bromiley story is heartbreaking. It is also inspiring for what comes after. Martin Bromiley’s search for answers transformed the way we think about the role human factors play in emergency airway care and cognitive tools like the Vortex Approach and the DAS guidelines are direct products to grow out of our new awareness. Take the eleven minutes here to watch this video and you will be forever changed: with a new understanding of why how we learn is as important as what we learn.

In his own words – elaine bromiley story

Specific individual behaviours enhance safety. Other behaviours reduce safety. There’s a good evidence base in other industries. In healthcare how do we encourage & train behaviours? In healthcare disaster after disaster this seems a common issue. It’s not just one hospital.
— Martin Bromiley 💙 (@MartinBromiley) January 24, 2020

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Martin Bromiley continues to be a force for better training in healthcare. He’s worth following.

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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.