In-situ interprofessional perinatal drills: the impact of a structured debrief on maximizing training while sensing patient safety threats. | AHRQ Patient Safety Network

In-situ interprofessional perinatal drills: the impact of a structured debrief on maximizing training while sensing patient safety threats. | AHRQ Patient Safety Network

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• Published February 2019

In-situ interprofessional perinatal drills: the impact of a structured debrief on maximizing training while sensing patient safety threats.

Greer JA, Haischer-Rollo G, Delorey D, et al. Cureus. 2019;11:e4096.

This pre–post study examined the effect of team training on an emergency response team's performance in a perinatal emergency simulation. Following the training, performance in the simulation identified more latent safety threats and adherence to a safety checklist increased. The authors suggest that team training can enhance maternal safety.

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