3.5 Feedback
Over the course of the study period, there were 12 grand rounds lectures given. Each lecture was given to approximately 30 residents resulting in a total of approximately 360 unique educational exposures. Grand rounds lectures included minute-by-minute review of recorded cases. Granular feedback was provided on all aspects of each resuscitation. Examples include details such as the positioning of the gurney and the movement of team members around the resuscitation bay, to the use of closed-loop communication and pulse check time. Further feedback was elicited from audience members including attendings, fellows, and residents. In addition to breakdown of each video, a traditional educational lecture was provided in conjunction with each case.
Following video review of a case, follow-up feedback was provided to the team, including the attending physician, residents, nursing staff, and emergency technicians. Feedback was sent via encrypted email. Included were the average pulse check time, CCF, time to IV access, and time to monitor placement for each case (Appendix 1). Furthermore, each email provided individualized commentary on notable aspects of the case along with areas for that should be targeted for improvement (Appendix 2).