Trauma Resuscitation Clinical Pathway — Emergency Department
Trauma Resuscitation Clinical Pathway — Emergency Department
Crowd Control in the Resuscitation Room
Emergency Department Response Team
Crowding interferes with leadership and team behaviors and can affect patient care; thus it is important to limit the number of responders.
- Team 1 and 2 Attendings and frontline ordering clinicians (FLOCs) alternate between resuscitations
- Only members of the assigned team respond
| Staff | Numbers | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 2nd pediatric emergency medicine (PEM) Attending | 1 | Reviews Resuscitation Roles, who’s up for next resuscitation at the beginning of each shift |
| Fellow | 1 | If available |
| PEM Attending | 1 | Checks in to see if needed, dismisses unnecessary staff, checks in with team 1 or team 2 to assist with sick patients
|
| FLOC | 2 | From the assigned team only |
RN/Tech
|
6 | Tech Lead and Trauma Nurse Lead included |
| Respiratory Therapist | 1 | Calls 2nd for assistance as needed |
| Security | 1 | Cordons off hall from Room 3 |
| Consultants | 1-2 | Limit number of responders to necessary personnel (1-2 per service) |
| Learners | – | International observers, medical and APP students (behind lead screen) |
| Academic Associate | 1 |