Intubation training in neonatal patients: a review of one trainee's first 150 procedures.
作者： Nicoletta Doglioni , Francesco Cavallin , Vincenzo Zanardo , Daniele Trevisanuto
DOI: 10.3109/14767058.2011.632035
关键词: Logbook 、 Tracheal intubation 、 Training period 、 Medicine 、 General surgery 、 Infant newborn 、 Intubation procedure 、 Intubation 、 Anesthesia
摘要: Background: The experience in performing intubation procedures gained by a single operator has been previously reported for adult, but not neonatal patients. Aim: In order to evaluate the process of skill acquisition, we reviewed first 150 tracheal intubations performed pediatric trainee. Methods: For logbook purposes, trainee prospectively recorded all that she during 5-year training period. Results: During study period, Nicoletta Doglioni 152 procedures. Of procedures, author was successful on 120 (79%) occasions. these, 77 (64%) were attempt, and 43 (36%) second attempt. Author improved year 1 (67%) 2 (79%), 3 (77%), 4 (80%) 5 (91%), respectively. Conclusions: Intubation success rate progressively with experience. A recommended level proficiency, defined as 90% ...
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