Patient safety incidents in anaesthesia: a qualitative study of trainee experience from a single <scp>UK</scp> healthcare region*

This study has shown the significant impact of safety incidents on anaesthetic trainees in one training region in the UK and highlights the importance of implementing early, tailored debriefs led by trained facilitators, the value of a supportive work environment and the need to raise awareness of system-based approaches to learning from incident investigations. Further research should guide the format and delivery of support for trainees to provide more helpful and timely interventions after patient safety incidents and reduce the risk of future harm to both patients and trainees.

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Anaesthesia
Published
2024-11-03
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https://doi.org/10.1111/anae.16462
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Patient Safety and Medication Errors
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Patient safety incidents in anaesthesia: a qualitative study of trainee experience from a single UK healthcare region*

Sara McDouall, Helen Higham, Amelia Robinson, Amanda Kelsey
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Anaesthesia
Patient Safety and Medication Errors
0.74
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Patient safety incidents in anaesthesia: a qualitative study of trainee experience from a single UK healthcare region*

Sara McDouall, Helen Higham, Amelia Robinson, Amanda Kelsey
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Abstract

This study has shown the significant impact of safety incidents on anaesthetic trainees in one training region in the UK and highlights the importance of implementing early, tailored debriefs led by trained facilitators, the value of a supportive work environment and the need to raise awareness of system-based approaches to learning from incident investigations. Further research should guide the format and delivery of support for trainees to provide more helpful and timely interventions after patient safety incidents and reduce the risk of future harm to both patients and trainees.

AnaesthesiaVol. 80(1)
University of Leeds (GB), Royal Berkshire Hospital (GB), University of Oxford (GB), Thames Valley Hospital (GB), Oxford University Hospitals NHS Trust (GB)
Openalex Percentile: Top 25%
Patient Safety and Medication Errors
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Patient safety incidents in anaesthesia: a qualitative study of trainee experience from a single <scp>UK</scp> healthcare region* — Sara McDouall, Helen Higham, et al. · Anaesthesia (2024) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS