Literature DB >> 25609541

Are you ready for an office code blue? : online video to prepare for office emergencies.

Simon Moore1.   

Abstract

PROBLEM BEING ADDRESSED: Medical emergencies occur commonly in offices of family physicians, yet many offices are poorly prepared for emergencies. An Internet-based educational video discussing office emergencies might improve the responses of physicians and their staff to emergencies, yet such a tool has not been previously described. OBJECTIVE OF PROGRAM: To use evidence-based practices to develop an educational video detailing preparation for emergencies in medical offices, disseminate the video online, and evaluate the attitudes of physicians and their staff toward the video. PROGRAM DESCRIPTION: A 6-minute video was created using a review of recent literature and Canadian regulatory body policies. The video describes recommended emergency equipment, emergency response improvement, and office staff training. Physicians and their staff were invited to view the video online at www.OfficeEmergencies.ca. Viewers' opinions of the video format and content were assessed by survey (n = 275).
CONCLUSION: Survey findings indicated the video was well presented and relevant, and the Web-based format was considered convenient and satisfactory. Participants would take other courses using this technology, and agreed this program would enhance patient care. Copyright© the College of Family Physicians of Canada.

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Year:  2015        PMID: 25609541      PMCID: PMC4301781     

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Can Fam Physician        ISSN: 0008-350X            Impact factor:   3.275


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