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Determine the inter-rater reliability of evaluating trauma team non-technical skills using video recordings and the T-NOTECHS assessment tool.

July 2, 2020European Journal of Trauma and Emergency SurgeryOpen Access

Reliability of the assessment of non-technical skills by using video-recorded trauma resuscitations

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Determine the inter-rater reliability of evaluating trauma team non-technical skills using video recordings and the T-NOTECHS assessment tool.
Analyzed video recordings of trauma resuscitations using the T-NOTECHS behavioral scoring framework.
Assessed scoring reliability across individual performance domains when evaluated by varying numbers of raters, including a three-rater panel.
Video-based evaluation using the T-NOTECHS framework yielded excellent reliability for the overall composite score.
Evaluation performed by three raters significantly improved scoring precision, achieving excellent reliability across all individual skill domains.

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Validation study reveals excellent reliability of video-based T-NOTECHS scoring during trauma resuscitation, indicating three raters optimize domain assessments.

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Maarseveen et al. (2020) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69df1a213b0ba53fb37a1503 https://doi.org/10.1007/s00068-020-01401-5

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Validation study reveals excellent reliability of video-based T-NOTECHS scoring during trauma resuscitation, indicating three raters optimize domain assessments.

Reliability of the assessment of non-technical skills by using video-recorded trauma resuscitations

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Reliability of the assessment of non-technical skills by using video-recorded trauma resuscitations

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