ISSN 2051-7726
Vol. 6, Issue 1, 2019August 19, 2019 BST
Ever made a mistake? The role of aviation-style error management in healthcare
Ever made a mistake? The role of aviation-style error management in healthcare
Articles in Vol. 6, Issue 1, 2019
Vol. 6, Issue 1, 2019
- Tendon repair simulation: a comparison of training modelsAya MusbahiJohn HentonPaolo Longhi
- The effect of a video game warm-up on laparoscopic proficiency in a simulated setting: a randomized trialJames M.S. AndrewsPeter Hewett
- Face and construct validation study of novel 3D peg transfer models for training and evaluation of laparoscopic skills in two-dimensional and three-dimensional laparoscopic surgeryAlpa MorawalaBadriya AlaraimiGilberto Lazaro GallosoBijendra Patel
- YouTube as an educational tool: the launch of a simulated surgical procedures channelMarina YiasemidouAndrew KordowiczJonathan de SiqueiraMichael J. Gough
- Ever made a mistake? The role of aviation-style error management in healthcareNiall Downey
- A literature review of educational feedback in the operating room: plastic surgery residents’ perception of feedback from the O-SCOREYaeesh SardiwallaNadim JoukhadarDavid Tang
- Single-group analysis of simulation training improves the ability of anesthesiologist assistant students to use TeamSTEPPS during crisis management scenariosTrine VikFerenc PuskasErik Nelson
- Can virtuoso musicians teach surgeons how to cut? Self-regulated learning as a tool in surgical education: a thematic analysis of expert musician interviewsHannah WinterJacqueline Rees-Lee
- Multi-surgeon assessment of total hip arthroplasty head–trunnion assembly forces using a surgical simulatorDarrin J. TraskPatrick RoneyMatthew NiesRahul G. SamtaniMatthew W. Squire
- SimLife: face validation of a new dynamic simulated body model for surgical simulationJerome DanionElsa OriotCyril BrequeDenis OriotJean Pierre RicherJean Pierre Faure
Downey, Niall. 2019. “Ever Made a Mistake? The Role of Aviation-Style Error Management in Healthcare.” Journal of Surgical Simulation 6 (1): 27–30. https://doi.org/10.1102/2051-7726.2019.0005.