Team Situation Awareness (TSA) is one of the critical factors in effective Operating Room
(OR) teamwork and can impact patient safety and quality of care. While previous research …

Rationale, aims and objectives 'Human factors'(non‐technical skills such as communication
and teamwork) have been strongly implicated in adverse events during labour and delivery …

Background: Effective teamwork is important for patient safety, and verbal communication
underpins many dimensions of teamwork. The validity of the simulated environment would …

Background The ability of medical teams to develop and maintain team situation awareness
(team SA) is crucial for patient safety. Limited research has investigated team SA within …

Background: Ineffective team communication is frequently at the root of medical error. The
objective of this study was to describe the characteristics of communication failures in the …

Objective To assess surgical team members' differences in perception of non-technical
skills. Design Questionnaire design. Setting Operating theatres (OTs) at one university …

Objectives Team situational awareness (TSA) is critical for effective teamwork and supports
dynamic decision making in unpredictable, time‐pressured situations. Simulation provides a …

Background: Breakdown in communication among members of the healthcare team
threatens the effective delivery of health services, and raises the risk of errors and adverse …

Objective Fatal errors can occur in intensive care units (ICUs). Researchers claim that
information integration at the bedside may improve nurses' situation awareness (SA) of …

Article-at-a-Glance Background Effective communication and teamwork are critical in many
health care settings, particularly the operating room (OR). Several studies have implicated …