Observation and rating HEMS Crew in Non-Technical Skills, CRM Medical Simulation in Norwegian Air Ambulance
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Introduction “Camp Torpomoen” is an annual training camp for HEMS crew in Norwegian Air Ambulance. The main goal is to improve medical treatment of the sick and injured patient. To obtain this, the crew practice in Medical Simulation, team training in a patient scenario, creating realistic environments. The objective for this study was to observe and rate the non-technical skills of the crew in a medical trauma scenario. The results give an implication on the status of the crew performance on CRM.
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