Informal Debrief of Neonatal Resuscitation (Critiques Scenario and Models Informal Call Review)
Informal debriefing with your colleagues is an important part of continuous quality improvement and should be a regular part of your practice. In addition, being able to reflect on your own performance in a productive manner is an important skill to hone for personal growth. Fostering a culture that is supportive of these discussions allows providers to benefit from the experience and perspective of their colleagues. This video provides an example of how we would conduct such a debriefing in the context of the protocols and how we would address some of the issues and concerns that you may have identified regarding the patient care delivered in the previous two episodes.
Cast in Alphabetical Order:
Michael T. Benenati, BS, AAS, EMT-P
Tyler F. Cominsky, NRP
Seth Goldstein, BA, AS, AEMT-P/CIC
Susie Surprenant, BBA, BS, NRP
David Violante, MPH, MPA, AEMT-P
Faizan H. Arshad, MD @emscritcare
Christopher J. Fullagar, MD, EMT-P, FACEP @87MD1
Neonatal Resuscitation Simulation - NYS Collaborative
Uncomplicated delivery in the field is fairly straightforward. Unfortunately, things do not always go as planned. Thankfully, resuscitating a neonate in distress is a rare event but something that requires acute clinical acumen. This video depicts a newborn that is not responding to initial interventions. Review the neonatal resuscitation protocol along with this video. The next episode will depict an informal debrief of both this scenario as well as the OB field delivery scenario covered in the previous episode.
Cast in Alphabetical Order:
Michael T. Benenati, BS, AAS, EMT-P
Tyler F. Cominsky, NRP
Seth Goldstein, BA, AS, AEMT-P/CIC
Susie Surprenant, BBA, BS, NRP
David Violante, MPH, MPA, AEMT-P
Faizan H. Arshad, MD @emscritcare
Christopher J. Fullagar, MD, EMT-P, FACEP @87MD1
OB Field Delivery Simulation - NYS Collaborative
Delivery of a neonate in the field environment poses a number of challenges. This video depicts a scenario that involves EMS field delivery. The delivery is fairly quick and uncomplicated but the neonate is in distress. The video covers the uncomplicated delivery process. Episode 47 will review complications of delivery and how they are managed by EMS in the context of the current protocols. The resuscitation of the neonate will be covered in the next episode.
Cast in Alphabetical Order:
Michael T. Benenati, BS, AAS, EMT-P
Tyler F. Cominsky, NRP
Seth Goldstein, BA, AS, AEMT-P/CIC
Susie Surprenant, BBA, BS, NRP
David Violante, MPH, MPA, AEMT-P
Faizan H. Arshad, MD @emscritcare
Christopher J. Fullagar, MD, EMT-P, FACEP @87MD1