A novel approach to patient safety

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A novel approach to patient safety
Patterson, MD
Deutsch, MD
Fairbanks, MD
Jacobson, MD
Wears, MD
PhD
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Using
healthcare
simulation to
explore resilience:
A novel approach
to patient
safety
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Emergency in the Operating Room
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Deutsch, MD
Fairbanks, MD
Jacobson, MD
Wears, MD
PhD
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Healthcare Simulation can be used to
understand and improve
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Deutsch, MD
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PhD
The technical and non-technical
skills of individuals
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Individual skills
Intubation
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Deutsch, MD
Fairbanks, MD
Jacobson, MD
Wears, MD
PhD
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Healthcare Simulation can be used to
understand and improve
1
The technical and non-technical
skills of individuals
2
Patterson, MD
Deutsch, MD
Fairbanks, MD
Jacobson, MD
Wears, MD
PhD
The technical and non-technical
skills of teams
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Teamwork skills
Manage the
trauma team
as well as the
patient
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Deutsch, MD
Fairbanks, MD
Jacobson, MD
Wears, MD
PhD
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Healthcare Simulation can be used to
understand and improve
1
The technical and non-technical
skills of individuals
2
The technical and non-technical
skills of teams
The characteristics of
Systems
3
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Deutsch, MD
Fairbanks, MD
Jacobson, MD
Wears, MD
PhD
Local/Micro
Department
Committee
Organization
Care cycle
Work flow
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Systems
Iterative
improvement of
post-partum
hemorrhage
protocols and
processes
Test and refine
before
implementing
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Deutsch, MD
Fairbanks, MD
Jacobson, MD
Wears, MD
PhD
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Healthcare Simulation
Regular/
Irregular
threat
?manikin
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Deutsch, MD
Fairbanks, MD
Jacobson, MD
Wears, MD
PhD
Need
Simulator
Scenario /
“story”
Simulation
Learning
Debrief
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Low technology
Image from Laerdal™
High technology
Full sized, human manikins
• Breathe,
chest wall motion
• Palpable pulses
• Reactive pupils
• Respond to
interventions
• Vital signs
displayed
on monitor
in real time
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Deutsch, MD
Fairbanks, MD
Jacobson, MD
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PhD
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Biologic tissue
Living or Non-living
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Jacobson, MD
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PhD
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Virtual
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Deutsch, MD
Fairbanks, MD
Jacobson, MD
Wears, MD
PhD
Images:
• Courtesy of Greg Wiet
• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C
7wDMeqa3Ss accessed 8/1/14
• Simbionix.com
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Human!
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Deutsch, MD
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Jacobson, MD
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PhD
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Debriefing
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Wears, MD
PhD
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In situ systems practice:
fire in the operating room
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Deutsch, MD
Fairbanks, MD
Jacobson, MD
Wears, MD
PhD
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Deutsch, MD
Fairbanks, MD
Jacobson, MD
Wears, MD
PhD
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Deutsch, MD
Fairbanks, MD
Jacobson, MD
Wears, MD
PhD
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Make it Real!
• Real Teams
• Real Equipment
• Real Setting
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Deutsch, MD
Fairbanks, MD
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Video edited by Brian Pio
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Resilience: A Texas perspective
“There’s rules to riding a horse
But the horse won’t necessarily know ‘em”
--Texas Bix Bender
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PhD
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Simulation can replicate
any part of a system
Develop
condition
Thrive!
Obtain consult
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undergo surgery
Recover
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Patient Care “Quarterback”
Press MJ. N Engl J Med 2014;371:489-491.
Simulation Practices And Goals
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Deutsch, MD
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In theory there's no difference
between theory and practice.
In practice there is."
-Yogi Berra
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• Incidents provide
indication of adaptive
capacity and changes
in adaptive capacity
• Simulation provides
means to evaluate this
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Deutsch, MD
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Jacobson, MD
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PhD
Woods and Cook, Resilience Engineering:
concepts and precepts 2006 p69
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Habituation
• Don’t notice that which goes
smoothly, nor do we think it is
necessary to do so.
• Neither is there any
motivation to try to understand
why things went well
• Because nothing bad
happened.
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Deutsch, MD
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Hollnagel, A tale of Two Safeties, 2012
http://jimtjr.blogspot.com/
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Deutsch, MD
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Bridging sciences in Resilience Engineering
research and training. MINES ParisTech
accueille le "Deans Forum, 2nd workshop
on Resilience Engineering"
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Monitoring
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Deutsch, MD
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PhD
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Responding
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Deutsch, MD
Fairbanks, MD
Jacobson, MD
Wears, MD
PhD
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Responding
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Deutsch, MD
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PhD
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Requisite Imagination
• Ability to anticipate when and
how calamity might strike
– Learn from experience
– Processing “faint signals”symptomatic events,
suspected trends, gut
feelings and intelligent
speculation
• Columbia shuttle disaster
• Simulation?
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PhD
Westrum, Resilience Engineering Concepts and
Precepts. 2006, p59
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Learning
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Jacobson, MD
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PhD
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Types of Threats
• Situation 1: regular threat
– Occurs often enough to
develop a standard
response
• Situation 2: irregular threat
– Apollo 13: entirely
unexpected but not
impossible or
unimaginable
– Tests organization’s ability
to self-organize and
respond to event
(improvisation)
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Remaining Sensitive to the Possibility of Failure, 2008 &
Westrum, Resilience Engineering: Concepts and Precepts,2006
p 57
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Anticipating
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PhD
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• Situation 3: the
unexampled event
– 9/11
– Tsunami: Southeast
Asia 2009
• Requires shift in
mental framework
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Deutsch, MD
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Jacobson, MD
Wears, MD
PhD
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Deutsch, MD
Fairbanks, MD
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Wears, MD
PhD
Lanir: http://www.articlesbase.com/economicsarticles/fundamental-surprise-israeli-lessons-2784076.html
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Work as Simulated
brings us closer to Work as Done
Work as
Imagined
Work as Done
Big Data:
Work as
Abstracted
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Deutsch, MD
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Wears, MD
PhD
Work as Simulated
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