Simulation Scenarios of Critical Events in Anesthesiology's Residents
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https://doi.org/10.20453/spirat.v2i1.5195Keywords:
simulación, evento crítico, residentes, anestesiologíaAbstract
Anesthesiologists face dangerous and critical but infrequent situations. However, these situations are constant threats. These situations are called critical events. A critical event is any moment in the course of a disease where a decisive change will lead to the patient’s recovery or death. Therefore, anesthesiologists must be able to diagnose and treat a critical event through technical and non-technical skills which are the determining factors of success. To train non-technical skills, Crisis Resource Management has been developed and established as a model to develop them individually and as a team. Consequently, it is necessary for residents to receive such training. Nonetheless, residents have difficulty in training Crisis Resource Management in the operating room. Simulation-based training is the answer to this issue. The objective is to train anesthesiology’s residents in Crisis Resource Management through high-fidelity simulation scenarios of critical events. The process and development of high-fidelity scenarios are presented, the same as the challenges and commitments for the future.
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