Trauma Team Dynamics: A Trauma Crisis Resource Management Manual

ISBN-13: 9783319165851 / Angielski / Miękka / 2015 / 329 str.

Lawrence Marshall Gillman; Sandy Widder; Michael Blaivas

Opis

This is the first book exploringtheunique dynamics created by a multidisciplinary trauma teamand how crisis management strategies can improve teamwork and communication and, potentially, improve patient resuscitation outcomes.Crisis resource management (CRM) is integral to the way that we manage ourselves, team members, and patients during emergency situations. It is essentially the ability to translate knowledge of what needs to be done into effective actions during a crisis situation. Buildingon the revolutionaryAmerican College of Surgeons Advanced Trauma Life Support (ATLS(r)) course, Trauma Team Dynamicsillustrates the integration of the principles of CRM to team dynamics throughout the resuscitation from the scene, through pre-hospital care and transport, to the trauma bay, and finally to definitive care and beyond. The editors and contributors are international experts in trauma, critical care, emergency medicine, nursing, respiratory therapy, and pre-hospital careand include NASA- and United States military-affiliated experts.Trauma Team Dynamicsis intended for use as both a day-to-day clinical resource and a reference text, and includes self-assessment questions as well as guidance on CRM curriculum design and implementation."

Recenzje

"Trauma Team Dynamics is an appropriate expansion on the principles of ATLS. ... An appropriate audience includes senior trainees or providers in emergency medicine, anesthesiology, orthopedics, or trauma surgery. ... Each chapter has an adequate reference list with citations dating to within one to two years of publication as well as classic works from decades ago. ... all are well written and providers of all degrees of sophistication will find helpful information here." (David J. Dries, Doody's Book Reviews, July, 2016)

Spis treści

CONTENTS

Dedication

Foreword by Ernest E. Moore

Preface

 

Part 1: Trauma Team Preparation

1. The Genesis of Crew Resource Management: The NASA Experience                                                               

David Alexander

 

2. Crisis Resource Management Training in Trauma

Christopher M. Hicks

 

3. Leadership Theories, Skills and Application

Sandy Widder, David Kolthoff, and Peter Brindley

 

4. Teamwork and Communication in Trauma

Peter Brindley

 

5. Situational Awareness and Human Performance in Trauma

Peter Brindley and Arthur Tse

 

 

Part 2: Trauma Team Design

6. Paramedical and Non-medical Personnel

Sunil Sookram and Arthur Tse

 

7. Transport Medicine

Sunil Sookram and Alison Kabaroff

 

8. Trauma Team Structure and Organization

Paul T. Engels, J. Damian Paton-Gay, and Homer C. Tien

 

9. Interprofessional Trauma Team Roles

Elaine Sigalet and Mirette Dube

 

10. The Trauma Bay Environment

Rondi Gelbard and Kenji Inaba

 

11. Quality Improvement and Trauma Quality Indicators

Nori L. Bradley, Selena Au, and Sandy

Widder

 

12. Putting it all Together: Quality Control in Trauma Team Training

Corry J. Kucik and Polly A. Haskins

 

 

Part 3: Trauma Resuscitation

13. Trauma Resuscitation

John Kortbeek

 

14. Damage Control Resuscitation

Chad Ball

 

15. Damage Control─From Principles to Practice

Lisa Schlitzkus, Michael Van Vliet, and Heidi Frankel  

 

16. Trauma Team Decision Making

Morad Hameed and Larissa Roux

 

17. Emergency Critical Care Procedures

Paul B. McBeth and Morad Hameed

 

 

Part 4: Specialized Trauma Populations

18. Trauma in the Pediatric Patient

Mahmoud ElBarbary, B. J. Hancock, and Melanie Morris,

 

19. Trauma in Pregnancy

Lua R. Eriksson and Paul T. Engels

 

20. Medical Comorbidities and Trauma

Harvey G. Hawes and John B. Holcomb

 

 

Part 5: Emergency Ultrasound and Trauma Imaging

21. Basic Trauma Ultrasound

Markus Ziesmann, Andy W. Kirkpatrick,  Nova L. Panebianco, and Lawrence M. Gillman 

 

22. Trauma Ultrasound: Beyond the FAST Examination

Mike Blaivas, Ashot E. Sargsyan, and Dimitrios Karakitsos

 

23. Telemedicine and

Future Innovations

C.J. Kucik and J. Jonas Carmichael

 

24. Imaging in the Stable Trauma Patient

Bradley S. Moffat and Neil G. Parry

 

 

Part 6: Tactical Emergency and Disaster Medicine

25. Disaster Medicine

Michelangelo Bortolin and Gregory R. Ciottone

 

26. The Multi-Casualty Trauma

Daniel Roizblatt, Amin Madani, Tarek Razek, and Kosar Khwaja

 

27. Critical Incident Team Dynamics and Logistics

Brian P. Smith, Jonathan Mulhern, Kevin Glenn, Lewis J Kaplan

 

28. Terrorism and Urban Trauma

Steven R. Allen, Kevin Glenn, Jonathan Mulhern, Lewis J Kaplan

 

29. Tactical Emergency Medicine, Procedures and Point-of-Care Evaluation in Austere Environments

Michael Blaivas , Ashot E. Sargsyan and Dimitrios Karakitsos

 

30. Trauma in Austere Environments - Cold Injury and Hypothermia

Mansoor Ali Khan and Heidi Frankel

 

31. War Zones and Biologic Warfare

Jason D. Heiner and Peter Moffet

 

32. Nuclear Injuries

Mansoor Ali Khan and Heidi Frankel

 

33. Trauma and Surgical Capabilities for Space Exploration

David Alexander

 

 

Part 7: Trauma Team Education

34. Designing a Simulation Curriculum

Jason Park, Reagan L. Maniar, and Ashley S.

Vergis

 

35. Designing Multidisciplinary Simulations

Peter Brindley, J. Damian Paton-Gay and Lawrence M. Gillman

 

36. Constructive Debriefing for Trauma Team Education

Adam Cheng, Vincent Grant and Naminder Sandhu

 

37. Program Evaluation and Assessment of Learning

Vicki R. LeBlanc and Walter Tavares

 

38. Teaching Technical and Procedural Skills

Jameel Ali

 

39. Multiple Choice Review Questions

Sandy Widder and Lawrence Gillman

 

Appendix A

Appendix B

O autorze

Lawrence M. Gillman, MD MMedEd FRCSC           

Department of Surgery

University of Manitoba

Winnipeg, Canada

 

 

Sandy Widder, MD FRCSC FACS MHA MSc QIPS

Department of Surgery

University of Alberta

Edmonton, Canada

 

 

Michael Blaivas, MD

Professor of Medicine

School of Medicine

University of South Carolina

Columbia, SC   USA

Department of Emergency Medicine 

St. Francis Hospital

Columbus, GA   USA

 

 

Dimitrios Karakitsos MD PhD DSc

Department of Internal Medicine

University of South Carolina, School of Medicine

Columbia, SC   USA

Division of Critical Care, Department of Anesthesiology

Keck School of Medicine

University of Southern California

Los Angeles, CA   USA

Blurb

This is the first book exploring the unique dynamics created by a multidisciplinary trauma team and how crisis management strategies can improve teamwork and communication and, potentially, improve patient resuscitation outcomes. 

 

Crisis resource management (CRM) is integral to the way that we manage ourselves, team members, and patients during emergency situations.  It is essentially the ability to translate knowledge of what needs to be done into effective actions during a crisis situation.  Building on the revolutionary American College of Surgeons Advanced Trauma Life Support (ATLS®) course, Trauma Team Dynamics illustrates the integration of the principles of CRM to team dynamics throughout the resuscitation –  from the scene, through pre-hospital care and transport, to the trauma bay, and finally to definitive care and beyond.    

 

The editors and contributors are international experts in trauma, critical care, emergency medicine, nursing, respiratory therapy, and pre-hospital care and include NASA- and United States military-affiliated experts.  Trauma Team Dynamics is intended for use as both a day-to-day clinical resource and a reference text, and includes self-assessment questions as well as guidance on CRM curriculum design and implementation.