Abstract:BackgroundNon-technical skills contribute to patient safety and multidisciplinary team performance in acute and complex health care settings. Behavioural frameworks are increasingly being used in health care to teach and evaluate non-technical skills. A framework specific to the maternity aeromedical transfer setting would be highly beneficial, because of the potential impact of non-technical skills on patient outcomes in this highly complex and dynamic clinical setting.MethodsTaking a transformative approach,… Show more
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