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Orotracheal intubation (OTI) is essential in emergencies to ensure adequate ventilation and airway patency. The effectiveness of the procedure depends on the preparation and training of the multidisciplinary healthcare team, and Economic Analysis of Technologies (EAT) is crucial to assess the effectiveness, efficiency and impact of these practices. This review examines how team education aligns with the principles of EAT, highlighting benefits such as reduced response time and improved clinical outcomes. The research reveals that education and training in OTI contributes to the efficiency of care and optimization of hospital resources.
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