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1. www.intechopen.com › chapters › 1185880Perioperative Preparation of Emergency Patients from ...

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   Feb 23, 2024 · So in this chapter, we will discuss the importance of formation of the multidisciplinary team, efficiency improvements, identifying the need for emergency department (ED) to operating room (OR) Handoff Standardisation, and integration of ED nurses into the OR.

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   Feb 14, 2024 · The same phenomenon is happening with nurses: they often move from the emergency room to operating rooms, long-term care or public health, where the work is more predictable and less demanding.

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   Jul 10, 2024 · Such transitions of care occur at multiple stages in the perioperative process, including handoff to the operating room (OR) team from a preoperative location such as an emergency department (ED) or intensive care unit (ICU), handoff to another anesthesia provider in the operating room and eventual patient transport with monitoring to a ...

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   Jul 25, 2024 · Perioperative transportation of surgical patients involves logistic challenges that increase risk for adverse events. This topic addresses preparation, equipment and medications, monitoring, and other considerations during routine transport of surgical patients to or from an operating room.

6. aornjournal.onlinelibrary.wiley.com › doi › pdfOperating room nursing and emergency - AORN Journal

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   Briefly these changes include: 1) encouraging para- medical personnel already available to assume an expanded role in providing emergency medical care; 2) increasing substantially the numbers of paramedi- cal personnel; and 3) educating and training new categories of allied health personnel.

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   Jul 29, 2019 · However, this study showed that it might be challenging to establish psychological safety in the surgical teams in operating room when interpersonal dynamics overruled the scene, and inappropriate or even disrespectful communication patterns dominated the operating room.

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   Why do nurses move from emergency room to operating room?

   • The same phenomenon is happening with nurses: they often move from the emergency room to operating rooms, long-term care or public health, where the work is more predictable and less demanding.

   Why patients are waiting so long in emergency rooms across Canada

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   Can an operating room nurse avoid receiving an emergency patient?

   • Operating room nurses cannot avoid receiving the emergency patient directly from the ambulance, for the policy of critical surgical emergencies going di- rectly to the operating room is rapidly becoming routine. Here the operating room nurse assumes the responsibilities of the emergency department nurse.

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   What is the role of nurses in emergency care?

   • The role of nurses in emergency care has become more prominent with the growth and development of hospital facilities such as the emergency depart- ment, operating rooms, recovery rooms, special undergraduate and graduate courses.

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   How should a nurse be trained in emergency care?

   • Every nurse involved in emergency care should serve a period of training and indoctrination in what is neces- sary for emergency care of the patient at the site, en route to the hospital via emergency transportation, in the emer- gency department, operating room, re- covery room, intensive care and coro- nary care units.

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   What does an operating room nurse do?

   • Operating room nurses must identify the problems to meet the needs, to improve coordinating with all exist- ing emergency medical services inside and outside the hospital, and to imple- ment their knowledge with surrounding facilities on a scale much broader than utilized in the past.

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   Do operating room nurses need first aid training?

   • Operating room nurses should par- ticipate in daily and periodic audits. Hospital clerks should be required to have first aid training for employment since they are far too often the initial “screeners” of emergency patients.

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   May 19, 2020 · The aim of this study was therefore to explore how complexity is managed as expressed by operating room nurses (ORNs), registered nurse anesthetists (RNAs), and surgeons, and how these professionals adapt to create safe care in the OR.