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Podcast 177 – Chris Hicks on the Fog of War: Training the Resuscitationist Mindset

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My friend, Chris Hicks, is an emergency physician and trauma team leader in Toronto, Canada. His niche and research work revolves around human factors, team performance, and stress management for individuals and teams. We brought him down to give a grand rounds lecture; this is a recording of that lecture.

The Slides

Videos from the Talk

Scene from the amazing movie, The Hurt Locker

Rhee performing Surgical Airway

Trauma Sim

Trauma Sim Movement Tracking

Now on to the Lecture…

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Scott Weingart. Podcast 177 – Chris Hicks on the Fog of War: Training the Resuscitationist Mindset. EMCrit Blog. Published on July 11, 2016. Accessed on January 22nd 2020. Available at [https://emcrit.org/emcrit/chris-hicks-fog-of-war/ ].

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