Task management skills and their deficiencies during care delivery in simulated medical emergency situation: A classification

Intensive & Critical Care Nursing : the Official Journal of the British Association of Critical Care Nurses
Thierry MorineauPhilippe Quinio

Abstract

Our objective was to develop the analysis of task management skills by proposing a framework classifying task management stages and deficiencies. Few studies of non-technical skills have detailed the components of task management skills through behavioural markers, despite their central role in care delivery. A post hoc qualitative behavioural analysis was performed of recordings made of professional training sessions based upon simulated scenarios. Four recorded sessions in a high-fidelity simulation setting were observed and recorded. Two scenarios were used (cardiac arrest and respiratory failure), and there were two training sessions per scenario. Four types of task management deficiencies were identified with regards to task constraints: constraint relaxation, unsatisfied constraints, additional constraints and constraint transgression. Both equipment and space constraints were also identified. The lack of prerequisite actions when preparing the environment, corequisite actions for equipment and protocol monitoring, or postrequisite actions to restore the environment were associated with task management deficiencies. Deficiencies in task management behaviours can be identified in simulated as well as actual medical emergen...Continue Reading

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