Progress Report Presentation: Rapid

Cycle Deliberate Practice for

Resuscitation TeamsDaniel Lemke, MD, Cara Doughty, MD, MEd

Texas Children’s Hospital/ Baylor College of Medicine

IMSH 2014: San Francisco, CA / USA

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• Project Aim:

– Determine performance of residents during

resuscitation

– Compare traditional and RCDP techniques

• Project Status: Early for first aim, data

collection at single center for second

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Aim(s) - Revised

• Reboot of “Current state of residents

next 3 months”

• Single Center Study with residents:

– Data Collection: from Dec 2013-Jan 2015

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Timeline

• Local grant support for mannequin

• Developed and implemented curriculum

for resident level trainees for RCDP and

traditional

• Started data collection

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Progress since Jan 2013

1. Tools for moving to multicenter for

current state: need live data colleciton

2. How to share videos across institutions

while maintaining confidentiality and

blinding

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Needs / Challenges

1. @ IMSH 2014: Teams interested still?

2. In 3 months: IRB

3. Over 1 year: Finish data collection for

local and for current state of residents

projects

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How can INSPIRE help?

Daniel Lemke, MD

Baylor College of Medicine, Houston TX

dslemke@texaschildrens.org

mobile: 713-256-1428

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