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Unlock the potential of enhanced patient care and team collaboration in emergency departments with the art of listening. Discover how open dialogue, active listening, and regular feedback sessions revolutionize ED environments. #PowerOfListening #EmergencyCare #HealthcareCommunication
The Power of Listening in the ED: Enhancing Communication & Care
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This is an important consideration for all stages of paramedic training. Many of our patients will not survive. A majority of OHCA patients included. Many will not achieve ROSC at all. High fidelity simulation requires that we also include both possible outcomes. I would be interested to see if this shifts the mentality of patient death = failure in these situations... where often death is the more likely outcome, regardless of what we do.
Anytime I ask a group of paramedics to think back to when they were in school and tell me when their simulated patients died they often respond, "When I messed up." This is closely followed by, "never." Which has made me wonder if by excluding scenarios where the patient dies, despite the students doing everything right, are we unintentionally conditioning them to associate death with failure? It could shed light on just some of the underlying reasons why death is such an avoided topic in our industry. While I haven't had a chance to ask many nurses or physicians, I'd be curious if their experiences were any different.
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I appreciate this question. As an ICU nurse I can say that often times a cardiac arrest and resuscitation effort still ends in patient death. This despite our best efforts, adherence to ACLS protocols, access to advanced intervention on site, and a multidisciplinary team. If the outcome is death, it doesn’t necessarily mean the team failed but if we don’t teach this to new practitioners, we could set them up for discouragement. I think post-code debriefing is essential for all members of the team with a particular review of the H’s and T’s…. Did we cover all of our bases? What do we think caused this arrest and did we implement the appropriate interventions? Professional medics, nurses, and providers can use cases that end in death as an opportunity to reflect, learn, and grow rather than associate the effort with a “failure.”
Anytime I ask a group of paramedics to think back to when they were in school and tell me when their simulated patients died they often respond, "When I messed up." This is closely followed by, "never." Which has made me wonder if by excluding scenarios where the patient dies, despite the students doing everything right, are we unintentionally conditioning them to associate death with failure? It could shed light on just some of the underlying reasons why death is such an avoided topic in our industry. While I haven't had a chance to ask many nurses or physicians, I'd be curious if their experiences were any different.
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Someone's husband (not mine) went in to see a neurologist after experiencing symptoms of a stroke. Him: I took our cat to the vet and while there, I experienced a sudden numbness or what felt like weakness. I'm also having some trouble walking and sometimes I get blinding headaches. Nurse at triage: *clearly concerned* So, how is the cat? Him: 😳😳 It's critical to build a new, more comprehensive understanding of healthcare-relevant empathy that takes into consideration healthcare systems and their role, rather than continuing with the outdated notion of empathy as a virtue of the individual practitioner. #patientexperience #healthcare #tuesday #empathy
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