Appendix 2. Team Feedback Examples
12/26/17
“The team performed very well together, with minimal interruptions or unneeded communication/noise. The team trouble-shooted the LUCAS device quickly and made adjustments appropriately. The team shocked the patient without stopping the LUCAS, allowing for more hands-on time during CPR. Overall, the only addition we would add is to consider converting to hands-on CPR if the LUCAS failed in the future. Your patient was admitted to the ICU and was later transitioned to comfort care. It appears she was an organ donor, so congratulations to the team for your hard work.”
8/14/18
“The team did a great job of staying on the same page during this resuscitation under AAA leadership. The pulse check time was an amazing 8 seconds despite the use of cardiac ultrasound during all the pulse checks. Thank you to BBB for recording the ultrasound clips and analyzing after the pulse check! CCC, great job getting out of the head of the bed once the airway was confirmed. AAA, continue to improve on your closed loop communication and waiting for responses to your commands. Your team did a great job of picking up un-directed commands (i.e. ”is the monitor on?”) this time. CCC and DDD did a great job of placing the patient on the monitor and securing IV access quickly - remember to call out loudly once the IV is in. Overall, great teamwork and communication in this resuscitation.”
2/16/19
“The team did a great job of working together. This was a tough case all around - with difficult IV access and a difficult airway. The team stayed on top of the patient’s vital signs and reacted immediately to all changes. The team kept the (single) pulse check before the first ROSC short at 8 seconds even with the use of ultrasound. The nursing staff were clear, loud, direct, succinct, and effective in their communication. Keep it up!”