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The Ochsner Clinical Simulation and Patient Safety Center is equipped with high-fidelity models capable of simulated birth and advanced maternal and neonatal resuscitation. Here, trainees participate in a postpartum hemorrhage simulation.
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The mission of the Ochsner Clinical Simulation and Patient Safety Center is to improve patient safety and clinical outcomes through delivery of high-quality experiential integrated team-based learning. Here, participants learn critical lifesaving skills during a simulated neonatal resuscitation.
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Topic Location Safety Barrier Identified Placental abruption Labor and delivery unit Communication via personal cell phones found ineffective for emergencies Eclamptic seizure Antepartum Attendings not receiving code notification Eclamptic seizure Obstetric emergency room Magnesium not stocked in Pyxis Eclamptic seizure Postpartum Wrong number for code operator; lorazepam not stocked in Pyxis Severe hypertension Antepartum Code button deactivated Precipitous preterm delivery Antepartum Unknown location of warmer; unable to override elevator Precipitous delivery Obstetric emergency room Stat pack inadequate Postpartum hemorrhage Operating room Massive transfusion protocol order set via telephone communication improved response time Cord prolapse Alternative birth center Requires key to access; bed does not fit through front door Car delivery Garage “Code stork” confused with “code stroke” Malignant hyperthermia Operating room Resuscitation box disorganized Fire Operating room Location of oxygen shutoff unknown Malignant hyperthermia Operating room Optimal medication not available at Ochsner Baptist
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Ochsner Obstetrics and Gynecology Simulation Program: A Review of the Literature and Description of a Multidisciplinary Simulation Program Targeting Management of Obstetric Emergencies
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