A novel approach to patient safety
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A novel approach to patient safety
Patterson, MD Deutsch, MD Fairbanks, MD Jacobson, MD Wears, MD PhD O I Using healthcare simulation to explore resilience: A novel approach to patient safety P RHCN 2014 O O Emergency in the Operating Room Patterson, MD Deutsch, MD Fairbanks, MD Jacobson, MD Wears, MD PhD RHCN 2014 Healthcare Simulation can be used to understand and improve 1 Patterson, MD Deutsch, MD Fairbanks, MD Jacobson, MD Wears, MD PhD The technical and non-technical skills of individuals RHCN 2014 1 Individual skills Intubation Patterson, MD Deutsch, MD Fairbanks, MD Jacobson, MD Wears, MD PhD RHCN 2014 Healthcare Simulation can be used to understand and improve 1 The technical and non-technical skills of individuals 2 Patterson, MD Deutsch, MD Fairbanks, MD Jacobson, MD Wears, MD PhD The technical and non-technical skills of teams RHCN 2014 2 Teamwork skills Manage the trauma team as well as the patient Patterson, MD Deutsch, MD Fairbanks, MD Jacobson, MD Wears, MD PhD RHCN 2014 Healthcare Simulation can be used to understand and improve 1 The technical and non-technical skills of individuals 2 The technical and non-technical skills of teams The characteristics of Systems 3 Patterson, MD Deutsch, MD Fairbanks, MD Jacobson, MD Wears, MD PhD Local/Micro Department Committee Organization Care cycle Work flow RHCN 2014 3 Systems Iterative improvement of post-partum hemorrhage protocols and processes Test and refine before implementing Patterson, MD Deutsch, MD Fairbanks, MD Jacobson, MD Wears, MD PhD RHCN 2014 Healthcare Simulation Regular/ Irregular threat ?manikin Patterson, MD Deutsch, MD Fairbanks, MD Jacobson, MD Wears, MD PhD Need Simulator Scenario / “story” Simulation Learning Debrief RHCN 2014 Low technology Image from Laerdal™ High technology Full sized, human manikins • Breathe, chest wall motion • Palpable pulses • Reactive pupils • Respond to interventions • Vital signs displayed on monitor in real time Patterson, MD Deutsch, MD Fairbanks, MD Jacobson, MD Wears, MD PhD RHCN 2014 Biologic tissue Living or Non-living Patterson, MD Deutsch, MD Fairbanks, MD Jacobson, MD Wears, MD PhD RHCN 2014 Virtual Patterson, MD Deutsch, MD Fairbanks, MD Jacobson, MD Wears, MD PhD Images: • Courtesy of Greg Wiet • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C 7wDMeqa3Ss accessed 8/1/14 • Simbionix.com RHCN 2014 Human! Patterson, MD Deutsch, MD Fairbanks, MD Jacobson, MD Wears, MD PhD RHCN 2014 Debriefing Patterson, MD Deutsch, MD Fairbanks, MD Jacobson, MD Wears, MD PhD RHCN 2014 In situ systems practice: fire in the operating room Patterson, MD Deutsch, MD Fairbanks, MD Jacobson, MD Wears, MD PhD RHCN 2014 Patterson, MD Deutsch, MD Fairbanks, MD Jacobson, MD Wears, MD PhD RHCN 2014 Patterson, MD Deutsch, MD Fairbanks, MD Jacobson, MD Wears, MD PhD RHCN 2014 Make it Real! • Real Teams • Real Equipment • Real Setting Patterson, MD Deutsch, MD Fairbanks, MD Jacobson, MD Wears, MD PhD Video edited by Brian Pio RHCN 2014 Resilience: A Texas perspective “There’s rules to riding a horse But the horse won’t necessarily know ‘em” --Texas Bix Bender Patterson, MD Deutsch, MD Fairbanks, MD Jacobson, MD Wears, MD PhD RHCN 2014 Simulation can replicate any part of a system Develop condition Thrive! Obtain consult Patterson, MD Deutsch, MD Fairbanks, MD Jacobson, MD Wears, MD PhD undergo surgery Recover RHCN 2014 Patient Care “Quarterback” Press MJ. N Engl J Med 2014;371:489-491. Simulation Practices And Goals Patterson, MD Deutsch, MD Fairbanks, MD Jacobson, MD Wears, MD PhD In theory there's no difference between theory and practice. In practice there is." -Yogi Berra RHCN 2014 • Incidents provide indication of adaptive capacity and changes in adaptive capacity • Simulation provides means to evaluate this Patterson, MD Deutsch, MD Fairbanks, MD Jacobson, MD Wears, MD PhD Woods and Cook, Resilience Engineering: concepts and precepts 2006 p69 RHCN 2014 25 Habituation • Don’t notice that which goes smoothly, nor do we think it is necessary to do so. • Neither is there any motivation to try to understand why things went well • Because nothing bad happened. Patterson, MD Deutsch, MD Fairbanks, MD Jacobson, MD Wears, MD PhD Hollnagel, A tale of Two Safeties, 2012 http://jimtjr.blogspot.com/ RHCN 2014 Patterson, MD Deutsch, MD Fairbanks, MD Jacobson, MD Wears, MD PhD Bridging sciences in Resilience Engineering research and training. MINES ParisTech accueille le "Deans Forum, 2nd workshop on Resilience Engineering" RHCN 2014 Monitoring Patterson, MD Deutsch, MD Fairbanks, MD Jacobson, MD Wears, MD PhD RHCN 2014 Responding Patterson, MD Deutsch, MD Fairbanks, MD Jacobson, MD Wears, MD PhD RHCN 2014 Responding Patterson, MD Deutsch, MD Fairbanks, MD Jacobson, MD Wears, MD PhD RHCN 2014 Requisite Imagination • Ability to anticipate when and how calamity might strike – Learn from experience – Processing “faint signals”symptomatic events, suspected trends, gut feelings and intelligent speculation • Columbia shuttle disaster • Simulation? Patterson, MD Deutsch, MD Fairbanks, MD Jacobson, MD Wears, MD PhD Westrum, Resilience Engineering Concepts and Precepts. 2006, p59 RHCN 2014 Learning Patterson, MD Deutsch, MD Fairbanks, MD Jacobson, MD Wears, MD PhD RHCN 2014 Types of Threats • Situation 1: regular threat – Occurs often enough to develop a standard response • Situation 2: irregular threat – Apollo 13: entirely unexpected but not impossible or unimaginable – Tests organization’s ability to self-organize and respond to event (improvisation) Patterson, MD Deutsch, MD Fairbanks, MD Jacobson, MD Wears, MD PhD Remaining Sensitive to the Possibility of Failure, 2008 & Westrum, Resilience Engineering: Concepts and Precepts,2006 p 57 RHCN 2014 Anticipating Patterson, MD Deutsch, MD Fairbanks, MD Jacobson, MD Wears, MD PhD RHCN 2014 • Situation 3: the unexampled event – 9/11 – Tsunami: Southeast Asia 2009 • Requires shift in mental framework Patterson, MD Deutsch, MD Fairbanks, MD Jacobson, MD Wears, MD PhD RHCN 2014 Patterson, MD Deutsch, MD Fairbanks, MD Jacobson, MD Wears, MD PhD Lanir: http://www.articlesbase.com/economicsarticles/fundamental-surprise-israeli-lessons-2784076.html RHCN 2014 Work as Simulated brings us closer to Work as Done Work as Imagined Work as Done Big Data: Work as Abstracted Patterson, MD Deutsch, MD Fairbanks, MD Jacobson, MD Wears, MD PhD Work as Simulated RHCN 2014