Can ambient AI scribes ease documentation in the emergency department? This appraisal examines who used the tools, the reported time savings and gaps in evidence about note quality, then considers how the clinical environment should shape any local pilot.
When something goes wrong in healthcare, another training module is often the default response. Jesse Spurr examines the costs of that reflex and offers six steps for deciding when training is useful and when the system needs to change.
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Season 11 closes with a review of December 2024’s posts. The podcast covers early exercise after chest trauma, intraosseous access, paediatric imaging, artificial intelligence, toxic alcohol poisoning and airway management.
The monthly update podcast from November 2024, including learning culture, chest drains in haemothorax, arterial lines in cardiac arrest and bad behaviour.
The holiday season, a time typically marked by joy and celebration, presents unique challenges for those working in emergency and intensive care units. This is a reminder of a podcast from 2016, where Liz Crowe discusses how to navigate the complexities of grief and gratitude during this time of year.
In this podcast, Liz Crowe discusses the effect bad behaviour has on teams and ultimately patient safety.
Practical perspectives on trauma care and team leadership.
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