This one-day face to face day is designed to introduce the principles and practical applications of human factors ED. The course focuses on understanding the role of human behaviour, decision-making, communication, and teamwork in your working environment.

Throughout the day, participants will explore how cognitive biases, fatigue, stress, and team dynamics impact performance in emergency medicine. Using group discussion and interactive simulations, aimed at improving situational awareness, enhancing communication skills, and fostering effective team collaboration under stress.

Key topics covered include:

Communication in Emergency Medicine
Decision making in emergency Medicine
Biases
Situational awareness
Managing Cognitive load
Team dynamics - Resus Room tips and Tricks

By the end of the course, participants will have a deeper understanding of how human factors influence emergency medical practice and will be equipped to enhance their performance, reduce errors, and improve outcomes.

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