Description
Description
Contact distancing and PPE especially with positive pressure PPE (PAPR) threaten effective team communication within current models of inpatient care delivery. Communication is central to patient safety. This brief video describes the rapid incorporation of video tele conferencing into inpatient rounds as well as scalable models to deliver supervised care in response to a critical care volume surge. The Goals are to achieve contact/social distancing on rounds, maintain effective team communication, integrate remote team members and learners, and build a resilient communication infrastructure to scale critical care delivery to delivery high quality supervised care to a large volume of patients.
Authors
Lee Goeddel MD, MPH, John Hopkins University School of Medicine
Contact
Lgoedde1@jhu.edu
Learner Audience
Undergraduate Medical Education (UME), Graduate Medical Education (GME), Continuing Medical Education/Continuing Professional Development (CME/CPD), Interprofessional
Domain
Patient Care, Practice Based Learning and Improvement
Resource Type(s)
Film/Video
Distance Learning – Synchronous
Instructional Method(s)
Clinical Experience - Inpatient
Keywords
Telemedicine, Pandemic, COVID-19, Tele Critical Care, Virtual CareCopyright
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