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COMM CHECK: More On Resuscitation Communication

July 16, 2020 by Mike Lauria 6 Comments

If the words of command are not clear and distinct, if the orders are not thoroughly understood, the general is to blame – Sun Tzu Communication During Resuscitation Communication continues to be a major issue in virtually all high-stress, time-sensitive environments.   This has been discussed a number of times on EMCrit, most recently in […]

Invictus: Survival, Sustainment, and Service in the Era of COVID-19

April 25, 2020 by Mike Lauria 2 Comments

Invictus – William Ernest Henley   These are difficult and challenging times.  The current situation with the pandemic is unprecedented.  The impact it has imposed in terms of economic cost, human suffering, and strain on our healthcare teams around the globe is unbelievable.  Furthermore, while there is a glimmer of hope on the horizon, the […]

Emergency Reflex Action Drills

April 23, 2019 by Mike Lauria Leave a Comment

    This is an update to a post that I put up last year on something we call Emergency Reflex Action Drills.  This talk was given at the national Critical Care Transport Medicine Conference 2019.  For a more detailed description of elements discussed in the talk, as well as the references, check out the […]

COMM CHECK: On Checklists

January 3, 2019 by Mike Lauria 4 Comments

The Checklist that Saved an Aircraft On October 30, 1935 Boeing engineers stood proudly by as their newest technological wonder, the Model 299 was about to demonstrate its capabilities to members of the  top brass of the Army Air Corps.  At the controls of the aircraft was the Army’s chief test pilot, Major Ployer P. […]

COMM CHECK: Sterile Cockpit

November 6, 2018 by Mike Lauria 4 Comments

Post is coauthored by Ashley Keiler-Green MD, EM/Critical Care Attending, University of New Mexico School of Medicine This post is part of the COMM CHECK series on communication during resuscitation.   Silence is a source of great strength -Lao Tzu The Sterile Cockpit Communication is a key aspect of safe and efficient task execution in all high-risk […]

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