Situation Awareness in Anesthesia¶
Schulz, C. M., Endsley, M. R., Kochs, E. F., Gelb, A. W., & Wagner, K. J. (2013). Situation Awareness in Anesthesia: Concept and Research. Anesthesiology, 118(3), 729-742.
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Primes¶
- Situation Awareness
- In surgical teams, anesthetists and surgeons monitor patient state, interpret it as compensated versus decompensated, and project how long stability will hold, and loss of awareness is a documented root cause in adverse events.
This sourceApplies the three-level SA model to anesthesia and surgical teams, documenting loss of situation awareness as a contributor to adverse events.
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The abstract supports applying the three-level SA model to anesthesia and SA's importance for patient safety, but not the claim's clinical specifics or loss of SA as a documented root cause of adverse events.
“SA level III is the highest level of SA and is the level at which anesthetists will project the expected future development of the patient’s status, which is crucial for early and adequate proactive management of resources to meet the goals of therapy.”
- In surgical teams, anesthetists and surgeons monitor patient state, interpret it as compensated versus decompensated, and project how long stability will hold, and loss of awareness is a documented root cause in adverse events.
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