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Aesthetic surgery journal · Mar 2013
Six things every plastic surgeon needs to know about teamwork training and checklists.
- Stephen W Harden.
- LifeWings Partners, LLC. sharden@saferpatients.com
- Aesthet Surg J. 2013 Mar 1;33(3):443-8.
AbstractMore than 20 years of teamwork, research, and experience in high-risk industries such as aviation, nuclear power, and military operations have clearly demonstrated that teamwork training and checklist usage can overcome the primary causes of adverse events. There is a growing body of evidence that checklist programs have the same error-reducing effect in operating rooms (OR) as in other industries. The benefits include documented improvements in patient safety and quality care; a better office, surgery center, or hospital in which to practice medicine; reduced exposure to malpractice risk; and increased efficiency in the OR.
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