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What we have here is a failure to Resus Communicate...

Inspired by Reid, Brindley, Hicks, & Novak

My Favorite Paper on Resus Communication

* by the Brindley

Lecture You Must Watch

* Novak on Combat Aviation Lessons

Resus By Voice

* from flying by voice

* Shared Mental Model

* Resuscitate - Differentiate - Communicate

Tactical Pause (Hick's term)

* Step-Back or SitRep

* aka The Cross-Check- Keep coming back to the global patient picture before diving into any minutiae

* "What am I missing" - team realignment

* Ten-for-Ten1

Close the Loop

from Hargestam et al.

* Set a notification -"Put in an art line and tell me when it is done"

Podium Nurse

* 360 awareness

* Assignment of Tasks (3 Cs: Clear Instructions, Cite Names, Close the Loop)

Sterile Cockpit

* 10,000 feet

* Train the team to acknowledge that phrase

* Central Line Kits / Shock Trauma Hallways

Resuscitese

* from Cliff

* Combat Mitigating Language-Efficient and Unambiguous Communication - Directive, Descriptive, Informative

* Belay that

* Acknowledge or Close-the-Loop

* Say Again

* Read Back

* Tally Ho

* Nato Phonetic and [easyazon_link identifier="076367852X" locale="US" tag="emcrit-20"]read this book[/easyazon_link]

Briefings

PreBrief

* Planning: Mission, Defined Roles, and Set the tone

* Zero Point Survey Self-Team-Environment

Debrief

* Learning happens in the debrief

* Hot Debrief - INFO Model

Additional Info

* Communication Under Pressure

* More Critical Strategies

* LitFL Article

Sai De Silva

What are your thoughts on resuscitation communication? Tell me in the comments section below.

Now on to the Podcast...