Team Health Care
Groups vs. Teams
D, I and I
Transfer
Skills
100

Can improve patient outcomes, increase patient satisfaction, and reduce health care costs.

What is Community Paramedicine?

100

Triage, treatment and transport...

What is a Group?

100

Each individual is told what to do and often how to do it by his or her supervisor or group leader...

What is a Dependent Group?

100

"Handed off" from one unit of providers on the team to another...

What is Transferred?

100

A key goal of EMS Agenda 2050 is EMS systems designed to be inherently safe

What is 

1.  Minimize exposure to injury, infections, illness, or stress.

2.   Culture of safety:

a.   Data collection

b.   Just culture

c.   Coordinated support and resources

d.   EMS education initiatives

e.   EMS safety standards

f.    Reporting and investigation of errors and near misses

200

EMTs consistently interact and train with the same partner.

What is a Regular Team?

200

Daily Double....

Consists of health care providers who are assigned specific roles and are working in a coordinated manner under a designated leader...

What is a Team?

200

A common goal shared by all health care providers that everyone must be committed to....

What is the best possible patient outcome.

200

Recognizing the importance of each role involved in the transfer of a patient...

What is Respectful Interaction?

200

As an EMT, there are different ALS skills with which you may be able to _____....

What is Assist?

300

Are common in volunteer EMS system; May not regularly interact or even know each other.

What is a Temporary Team?

300

3 types of Groups....

What are Dependent, Independent and Interdependent?

300

EMTs and other health care providers who function as a true team...

What is an Interdependent Group?

300

A mutually agreed-upon and standardized patient handoff format...

What is Common Language or System?

300

In time, emergency health care providers recognized that by working as a unified team from first patient contact to patient discharge, it was possible to improve individual and team performance, patient and provider safety, and, patient outcome.

What is the continuum of care

400

Fire, Rescue, Tactical or MIH Technicians...

What are Special Teams?

400

Common goal; Image of themselves as a "group"; Sense of continuity; Set of shared values; Different roles within the group...

What are the 5 essential elements of a Group?

400

A pit crew approach to CPR for a cardiac situation is an excellent example....

What is Clear Roles and Responsibilities?

400

In the world of prehospital emergency care ____ and ____ care cannot exist without each other...

What is BLS (Basic Life Support) and ALS (Advanced Life Support)?

400

Crew resource management (CRM) allows team members to work with the team leader to develop and maintain a shared understanding of an emergency.

CRM recommends the use of the PACE mnemonic:

What is:   Probe  Alert   Challenge   Emergency

500

An organizational level that divides the incident according to functional levels of operation...perform special functions, often across geographic boundaries.

What are Groups?

500

NIMS...

What is the National Incident Management System?

500

Daily Double...

All team members expect and deserve to be spoken to politely...

What is Courtesy?

500

It is your responsibility to understand what is allowed by the __________, standard of care, and local protocols where you work....

What is Scope of Practice?

500

When any conflict occurs, keep in mind the following five techniques:

What is

1.  The patient comes first

2.   Do not engage.

3.   Keep your cool.

4.   Separate the person from the issue.

5.   Choose your battles.