Digital Cognitive Aids to Support Adaptation of Surgical Processes to COVID-19 Protective Policies.

Heather M Conboy, Lauren R Kennedy-Metz, George S Avrunin, Lori A Clarke, Leon J Osterweil, Roger D Dias, Marco A Zenati
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Surgical processes are rapidly being adapted to address the COVID-19 pandemic, with changes in procedures and responsibilities being made to protect both patients and medical teams. These process changes put new cognitive demands on the medical team and increase the likelihood of miscommunication, lapses in judgment, and medical errors. We describe two process model driven cognitive aids, referred to as the Narrative View and the Smart Checklist View, generated automatically from models of the processes. The immediate perceived utility of these cognitive aids is to support medical simulations, particularly when frequent adaptations are needed to quickly respond to changing operating room guidelines.

数字认知辅助工具支持手术过程适应COVID-19保护政策。
为了应对COVID-19大流行,外科手术正在迅速进行调整,程序和职责也在发生变化,以保护患者和医疗团队。这些过程变化对医疗团队提出了新的认知要求,并增加了沟通不端、判断失误和医疗差错的可能性。我们描述了两种过程模型驱动的认知辅助工具,称为叙述视图和智能检查表视图,它们从过程模型自动生成。这些认知辅助工具的直接效用是支持医学模拟,特别是当需要频繁调整以快速响应不断变化的手术室指南时。
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