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High-Fidelity Trauma Simulation Enhances OR Communication

High-fidelity trauma simulation significantly boosts communication and teamwork among surgical teams, impacting patient safety and outcomes.

  • Confidence in communication improved from 3.67 to 4.51 (p < .001) across two scenarios.
  • 88% of participants stated simulation influenced their future communication practices, focusing on active listening and status updates.

Integrating these simulations into training may enhance OR efficiency and quality of care.

  • Perceived role importance rose notably for nurses (59%) and anesthesiologists (49%).

Journal Article by Barmparas G, Marselian A (…) Cohen T et 3 al. in BMC Surg

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