Clinical triggers and vital signs influencing crisis acknowledgment and calls for help by anesthesiologists: a simulation-based observational study.

Lukas H Matern; Roxane Gardner; Jenny W Rudolph; Robert L Nadelberg; Clément Buléon; Rebecca D Minehart

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Clinical triggers and vital signs influencing crisis acknowledgment and calls for help by anesthesiologists: a simulation-based observational study.

September 27, 2023

Matern LH, Gardner R, Rudolph JW, et al. J Clin Anesth. 2023;90:111235.

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Effective team communication is essential during crisis management. In this study, 60 anesthesiologists participating in a simulated perioperative anaphylaxis crisis scenario identified common clinical factors prompting crisis acknowledgement.

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