Adaptive coordination in cardiac anaesthesia: a study of situational changes in coordination patterns using a new observation system.

T. Manser; Steven K. Howard; David M. Gaba

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Adaptive coordination in cardiac anaesthesia: a study of situational changes in coordination patterns using a new observation system.

July 30, 2008

Manser T, Howard SK, Gaba DM. Ergonomics. 2008;51(8):1153-78.

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This study used direct observation to evaluate how anesthesia teams engaged in teamwork during cardiac surgery, and specifically, how teams adapted to changing demands and acute situations.

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