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What is CRM
⢠Encompasses skills crucial to functional teams
⢠Non-Technical Behavioral skills
â Team Roles/Leadership
â Communication
â Resource Utilization
â Situational Awareness/Mental Modeling
⢠Historical Significance
⢠Practical Applications of CRM principles
â Scenarios
â Clinical Duties
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Before we Start:
⢠Introductions
⢠Goals For Discussion
1. Review Importance OF CRM Skills
2. Understand Components of CRM
3. Discuss how Each Component is Applicable to
Scenarios/Experiences
4. Discuss how CRM Skills are Applicable to Work Environment
5. Safe Environment to Learn from the Groupâs Pooled
Experiences
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Historical Importance of CRM
â˘67% of Aviation crashes were from communication, leadership and
other team training deficiencies
â˘70% of mistakes in medicine due to human error
â˘Communication is deficient in 70% of perinatal sentinel events (Joint
Commission)
â˘Mock code training improved survival after cardiac arrest from 33% to
50% (Andreatta P et al, 2011 Pediatr Crit Care Med)
â˘Hasbro Children's hospital showed decreased medical error rates with
simulation-based team training from 30.9% to 4.4% (CHCA, 2008)
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CRM throughout TCH
â˘TCH Sentinel Events: Nearly all had a recognizable
deficiency in CRM Skills
â63% Lack of Information Sharing
â45% Lack of Clear Hierarchy
â45% Poor Teamwork Coordination
â34% Poor Communication Style
â21% Lack of Clarity Team Roles
âOnly 13% Fatigue, 16% Thought Process
â˘Relationship with Latent Safety Threats
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CRM at TCH: PICU Code Debriefings
â˘Only 2 events(6%) were perceived as error-free
⢠Systems issues were identified by at least 1 team
member in 60% of events
â˘BLS/PALS deficiencies in 60% of events
â˘CRM deficiencies in 83% of events
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CRM Deficiencies in PICU Codes
â˘Communication Deficiencies 45 %
â˘Closed Loop Communication
â˘Team Roles Deficiencies 54%
â 46% Lack of clarity about team leadership
â˘Situational Awareness 32%
â Available information not utilized and Planning for Crisis
â˘Utilization of Resources 18%
â Appropriate Help not called early
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Reviewing CRM Principles
â˘Origin of these CRM principles
â˘Categories and subcategories:
âCommunication
âRole Clarity
âResource utilization
âSituational Awareness
â˘Relationship with Latent Safety Threats
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Communication
â˘âŚ Some people are just good at it
â˘âŚ You know it when you see it
â˘Communication is made up of Specific Crucial Components
â Closed Loop Communication
â Specific to person, place, and thing
â Assertive (but Calm)
⢠âNon threatening way of garnering attentionâ
⢠Avoid Unnecessary Vagueness
â Standardized Critical Language
⢠âCode, Pulseless, CPR, Pulmonary HTN Crisisâ
⢠SBAR, TEAM STEPS, CUS (Concerned, Unsafe, Scared)
â˘Examples
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Recap: Communication
⢠Calm and âprofessionalâ environment
⢠Closed loop communication
⢠Clear communication of critical events
⢠Team leader communicates plan to group
⢠Team members are empowered
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Team Roles
â˘Depend on the Situation
â˘Code/Potential Code:
â Team Leader
â Airway
â Cardiovascular
â Bed Side RN
â Code Cart
â Other: Runner, Crowd Control/Parental Support, Documenter
â˘One Role : One Person
â Trust Other Roles
â Team Leaderâs Responsibility to assign?
â Switching possible If needed or new personnel arrive
â˘Other Situations or Examples?
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Leadership
â˘Leadership: Definition?
â˘Command the team
âIdentify Early
âFinal Decision Maker (not omniscient decision maker)
âMaintain Calmness
âStand Back
âKey component to other CRM skills
â˘Lessoning the impact of hierarchy
ââLeaderâ doesnât necessitate âFollowersâ
âAllowing good ideas
âBringing out good ideas
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Recap: Role Clarity
⢠Team Leader Identified
⢠Team roles identified
⢠Team members focus on their roles
⢠Effective handoff of roles
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Utilization of Resources
â˘Right People, Right Equipment, at the Right Time
â˘Maximizing potential of those resources
âRight role for each person
âUsing Equipment correctly
â˘Getting the resources you will need 5 minutes from
now
â˘Examples
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Recap: Utilization of Resources
⢠Call for help early
⢠Workload distributed optimally
⢠Appropriate Assignments
⢠Appropriate equipment
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Situation Awareness
â˘Decisions are based on percieved situation
â˘Rapid assessment
âAllows appropriate management decisions
â˘Continual Assessment: Environment, Patient, and Team
âKnowledge of patients past, present, future
âAllows paradigm shift when on âwrong pathâ
â˘Goal: One Big Picture from many small pieces
â˘Examples of Situation Awareness
âBenefited from recognition or challenging recognition
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Mental Modeling as a tool
â˘Stating what is known âŚ. Stating what is not known
⢠⌠What are we missing
⢠⌠This is what we are going to do next
âMay Include Contingencies
â˘Encompasses other CRM skills
âCommunication: assertive but not authoritarian
âTeam Roles/Leadership:Affect on leader/group emotion
âSituational Awareness: refines situational awareness/shared cognition
â Resource Utilization: allows others to predict what is needed
â˘Examples
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Recap: Situational Awareness
⢠Utilize all available information
⢠Anticipate and plan for crises
⢠Use mental modeling to create common
understanding
⢠Adjust situational awareness when faced with
new information
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Overall Impression:
1) How is this applicable to you
2) Is it realistic, is it possible
3) What are the challenges/roadblocks
4) What is next this week and beyond