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Team training and surgical crisis management

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JOURNAL OF SURGICAL ONCOLOGY
Volume 124, Issue 2, Pages 216-220

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WILEY
DOI: 10.1002/jso.26523

Keywords

operating room crisis management; simulation; team training; telementoring; teleproctoring

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Team training, crisis management, and telemedicine activities are all rooted in fundamental learning theory and safety culture. As new technologies continue to advance, these practices are becoming increasingly important in the field of surgical safety.
Team training and crisis management derive their roots from fundamental learning theory and the culture of safety that burgeoned forth from the industrial revolution through the rise of nuclear energy and aviation. The integral nature of telemedicine to many simulation-based activities, whether to bridge distances out of convenience or necessity, continues to be a common theme moving into the next era of surgical safety as newer, more robust technologies become available.

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