Targeted On-Demand Team Performance App Development
Abstract
Study Aims: What are the separate and collective effects of: 1) Individual team member factors (predictor variables) on the clinical accuracy of team performance, team cohesiveness, and team morale in the management of an emergency medicine patient?; 2) Team factors (predictor variables) on the clinical accuracy of team performance, team cohesiveness, and team morale in the management of an emergency medicine patient; 3) To what extent does the clinical accuracy of team performance in the management of an emergency medicine patient correlate with team cohesiveness and team morale?; 4) Which of these individual and team predictor variables best inform the development of targeted App based team training? Summary of Approach: Empirical data from 60 emergency medicine teams will be collected and analyzed using multiple regression to evaluate the relative importance of nine (9) individual predictors and seven (7) team predictors on three criterion dimensions of team performance. These data will inform the design and development of a team training App that targets these most impactful performance factors. Accomplishments: 1) IRB documentation contracts complete from six sites; 2) CareAssess system developed; 3) Standardized patients hired and trained; 4) Simulator development completed, tested and verified for data collection; 5) Data collected from three sites; 6) Preliminary analysis indicates larger than estimate effect size and study is sufficiently powered for generalizable outcomes. Data collection ongoing, to be completed Q2 2017.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Oct 01, 2016
- Accession Number
- AD1043741
Entities
People
- Pamela Andreatta
Organizations
- University of Central Florida