Are Sleepy Providers Keeping Patients Asleep?
Are Sleepy Providers Keeping Patients Asleep?
Time for a wake-up call?
The National Sleep Study of Nurse Anesthetists
C Biddle CRNA, PhD Virginia Commonwealth University
Roller-ball model of patient safety
Equipment &
Technology
Standard of
Practice
Expertise &
Proficiency
Clinical Judgment
= adverse event
Negative Patient Outcome
The effect of fatigue on the roller-ball model
Equipment &
Technology
Standard of
Practice
Expertise &
Proficiency
Clinical Judgment
= adverse event
Negative Patient Outcome
Putting a `Face' on Patient Safety
In Denver, an 8-year-old boy died during routine ear surgery when his anesthesia provider fell asleep and failed to monitor the boy's status. The provider fell asleep during surgeries numerous times before but was never adequately disciplined.
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