Enhancing patient safety in trauma: Understanding adverse events, assessment tools, and the role of trauma video review - 02/07/24
, Eliane M Shore b, c, Charles Keown-Stoneman b, d, e, Teodor Grantcharov f, Brodie Nolan b, g, hAbstract |
Objectives |
This study aimed to investigate adverse events (AEs) in trauma resuscitation, evaluate contributing factors, and assess methods, such as trauma video review (TVR), to mitigate AEs.
Background |
Trauma remains a leading cause of global mortality and morbidity, necessitating effective trauma care. Despite progress, AEs during trauma resuscitation persist, impacting patient outcomes and the healthcare system. Identifying and analyzing AEs and their determinants are crucial for improving trauma care.
Methods |
This narrative review explored the definition, identification, and assessment of AEs associated with trauma resuscitation within the trauma system. It includes various studies and assessment tools such as STAT Taxonomy and T-NOTECHs. Additionally, it assessed the role of TVR in detecting AEs and strategies to enhance patient safety.
Conclusion |
Integrated with standardized tools, TVR shows promise for identifying AEs. Challenges include ensuring reporting consistency and integrating approaches into existing protocols. Future research should prioritize linking trauma team performance to patient outcomes, and develop sustainable TVR programs to enhance patient safety.
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Highlights |
• | Trauma systems significantly reduce mortality rates and improve post-injury outcomes. |
• | STAT Taxonomy and T-NOTECHs enhance AE identification and trauma team assessment. |
• | Trauma video review (TVR) emerges as a valuable tool for improving trauma team performance and patient safety. |
• | Integration of standardized tools with TVR offers promising avenues for real-time AE quantification. |
• | Future research should focus on addressing challenges to further enhance trauma care and patient safety. |
Keywords : Trauma, Trauma video review, Adverse events, Patient safety, Review
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Vol 234
P. 74-79 - août 2024 Retour au numéro
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