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Presenters: David Musson, M.D. University of Texas Human Factors Project The University of Texas at Austin Austin, TX Terrance Borman, M.D. Medical Director Luther-Midelfort, Mayo Health System Eau Claire, WI Research Summary: Dr. David Musson of the Human Factors Research Project at the University of Texas, Austin UTHFRP ; discussed establishing a culture of safety in aviation and how approaches taken in aviation might be translated to health care. The UTHFRP has focused on aviation in relation to medicine since 1993, before the release of the 1999 Institute of Medicine report, To Err is Human. That report emphasized that many medical errors are attributable to systems failures and the health care system should recognize that unintentional human factors play a large role in the formation of the system. The aviation industry has a long history of reducing error at they system level and has made safety a "super-ordinate" goal, according to Musson. Similar to medicine, teamwork is essential in aviation, risk level varies from low to high, and threat and error come from multiple sources. The UTHFRP addresses medical errors using an aviation approach, including a system approach to system error, organized development of error countermeasures, and ongoing research and data collection in support of safety. Aviation's countermeasures for enhancing safety includes: Crew resource management CRM ; which involves training in leadership, communication, and information management. Automation. Automation was introduced for the purpose of improving safety, and has been effective, according to Musson, but has also presented new types of unanticipated errors. Standardization. Standardized training, standard operating procedures, and the use of checklists have all been implemented in the aviation industry to reduce variation and likelihood of error. Data collection for safety improvement. Two incident reporting systems, the Aviation Safety Reporting System ASRS ; which is system wide and the Aviation Safety Action Partnership ASAP ; which is carrier specific, are used to record and track erroneous incidents and provide a background for improving them in the future and parlodel.
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Preface These guidelines on the management of acute pancreatitis were commissioned by the British Society of Gastroenterology. They have been endorsed by the Clinical Services Committee of the British Society of Gastroenterology, the Association of Upper Gastro-Intestinal Surgeons of Great Britain and Ireland, the Pancreatic Society of Great Britain and Ireland, and the Association of Surgeons of Great Britain and Ireland. The guidelines address the initial steps in diagnosis, investigation and treatment of acute pancreatitis, but stop short of the specific surgical management of complex cases. The nature of acute pancreatitis with its wide variation of severity and complications means that rigid guidelines may be inappropriate and diYcult to apply. Thus, although these guidelines attempt to describe the highest standard of care and set audit goals, a large element of independent clinical decision making is still required. A further factor relates to the availability of local resources and expertise in the management of acute pancreatitis and this is addressed with reference to specialist units. The list of clinicians from diVerent specialities who are directly responsible for these guidelines together with those who were consulted at a later stage of their production is given at the beginning of this supplement. The modus operandi of the group is given within the text. These guidelines were finalised in April 1997 and will need to be revised in two years time. Introduction and purpose of guidelines During recent years there have been many changes in the management of patients with acute pancreatitis. These have included the general availability of computed tomography CT ; scanning, interventional radiological procedures, refinements in ITU care, and a more aggressive surgical policy in those with infected necrosis. Despite these measures, the overall mortality has remained unaltered at around 1015% for the past two decades.1 2 Multicentre audits have revealed deficiencies in the management of the disease, 3 4 with a lack of standardised protocols both within and between institutions. It is hoped that these guidelines will provide a framework for clinicians to follow when treating patients with this diYcult disease. Process of formulation of guidelines The process of formulating any clinical guidelines requires a guideline development group, a search strategy and review of the relevant literature, synthesis of evidence and consensus methods for topics when evidence is lacking ; , followed by external review.5 These steps were followed in the development of these guidelines on acute pancreatitis. A multidisciplinary group meeting was held with representatives from surgery, medicine and radiology ; , which comprised individual presentations on aspects of acute pancreatitis, a literature review and expert re-evaluation. An initial group consensus was reached and a preliminary document produced. This was then put forward for further expert review and amended accordingly. The guidelines were also presented for discussion in various open meetings--namely at the Pancreatic Society of Great Britain and Ireland in November 1995, the British Society of Gastroenterology in March 1996 and the Association of Upper Gastro-Intestinal Surgeons of Great Britain and Ireland in Bournemouth in April 1997.
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