The Resus Room Decision Making, Prioritisation, Leadership & EBM; 50 Shades of Critical Care Roadside to Resus
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Dec 11, 2024 Join the journey through the highs and lows of prehospital critical care. Discover the nuances of decision-making under pressure and learn to prioritize tasks effectively. Leadership evolves through emotional intelligence and team dynamics, enhancing collaboration in critical scenarios. Explore how guidelines and evidence-based practices shape quick, informed interventions. Plus, reflect on the balance of self-reflection and its potential pitfalls in clinical growth. This insightful conversation is rich in strategies for both new and seasoned clinicians.
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Motorcyclist Case That Undermined Confidence
- Simon Lang describes freezing on a roadside motorcyclist case despite ED experience, overwhelmed by fear of doing the wrong thing.
- That paralysis revealed how context and unfamiliar environment can undo practiced skills and confidence.
Early Training Memory Lost To Emotion
- James Yates recalls being weeks into CCP training and unable to remember job details due to emotional overwhelm and imposter feelings.
- He emphasises how expectation and unfamiliar responsibility can erase clinical recall and decision confidence.
Four Pillars Guide Prehospital Development
- Four pillars (EBM, decision-making, prioritisation, leadership) structure growth in pre-hospital critical care.
- These themes guide trainees beyond checklist skills toward adaptable expertise.