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March 1, 2002Academic Medicine436 citations

Team Communications in the Operating Room

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LLLorelei LingardRRRichard K. ReznickSESherry Espin

Key Points

  • To identify observable patterns and recurrent themes of communication tension within operating room teams and assess how novice staff respond to these conflicts.
  • Observed interprofessional team communication patterns and thematic sources of tension during surgical procedures.
  • Evaluated the behavioral and communicative responses of novice team members during episodes of operating room conflict.
  • Operating room team communications follow observable, recurring patterns that highlight specific sites of interprofessional tension.
  • Tension in team interactions adversely affects novice team members, eliciting behavioral responses that intensify rather than resolve existing conflicts.

Abstract

Team communications in the OR follow observable patterns and are influenced by recurrent themes that suggest sites of team tension. Tension in team communication affects novices, who respond with behaviors that may intensify rather than resolve interprofessional conflict.

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Lingard et al. (2002) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69d6cb27733a2b54c8aa8446https://doi.org/10.1097/00001888-200203000-00013
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