Program Summary:

Critical care units rely on high functioning interprofessional teams to respond to clinical emergencies. Team skillsets can vary based on experience levels of members, patient conditions, and team makeup and thus, impact an emergency response. Additionally, when teams from collaborating units work together on unstable patients, a shared mental model may be missed. Join cross campus critical care team members in this engaging simulation series. Monthly scenarios, crafted for the critical care team, highlights effective teamwork and communication including, role clarity, closed loop communication, and shared mental model.

Learning Objectives:  At the end of this activity, participants will be able to:

• identify interprofessional role expectations during a clinical emergency.
• demonstrate components of effective teamwork and communication (clear roles and responsibilities, closed loop communication, and shared mental model).
• execute priority critical actions in the critically ill child.

Target Audience:

This series is recommended for RN, EMT-P, and MDs that provide care to critically ill children in the Emergency Department and Pediatric Intensive Care Unit.

Hosted In-person:

Attend in the NCHFL Simulation Lab.

Faculty:

Mike Stoner MD

Andrea Rivera MD

Program Directors:

Questions can be directed to Anna Pirner MSN, RN, CPN at Anna.Pirner@Nemours.Org or      Shiva Kalidindi MD at Shiva.Kalidindi@Nemours.org