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Mike Lauria. Situation Awareness in Resuscitation Part 2: A Force of Habit. EMCrit Blog. Published on November 4, 2016. Accessed on November 15th 2025. Available at [https://emcrit.org/emcrit/situation-awareness-resuscitation-part-2-force-habit/ ].
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Hi Mike:
I was really glad to find your article and found it very interesting. I am analyzing the concept of Situational Awareness in Graduate school right now. Specifically, I am analyzing the various definitions of the concept within the literature, mostly as it pertains to anesthesia. As a Student Registered Nurse Anesthetist, I hope to further explore this concept and perhaps develop tools and guidelines for simulation that will revolve around the ideas of perception, comprehension, and projection of trends.
Thanks again for sharing!
Hey Amin,
thanks so much for reading and commenting. It’s fascinating stuff.
As you continue to explore the subject and review the literature, please feel free to share what you find and post any ideas you may have. I would love to hear them.
Take care.
-Mike