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Pediatric trauma transfusion and cognitive aids
Current Opinion in Anaesthesiology, 2018Trauma is the most common cause of pediatric mortality. Much of the research that led to life-saving interventions in adults, however, has not been replicated in the pediatric population. Children have important physiologic and anatomic differences from adults, which impact hemostasis and transfusion.
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Use of Cognitive Aids in a Simulated Anesthetic Crisis
Anesthesia & Analgesia, 2006We evaluated empirically the extent to which the use of a cognitive aid during a high-fidelity simulation of a malignant hyperthermia (MH) event facilitated the correct and prompt treatment of MH. We reviewed the management of 48 simulated adult MH scenarios; 24 involving CA 1 and 24 involving CA 2 residents. In the CA 1 group, 19 of the 24 teams (79%)
T Kyle, Harrison +3 more
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Cognitive Aids in Current Practice
2017The use of cognitive aids in clinical practice has been encouraged for almost 100 years. However, while the use of such aids in the aviation and nuclear power industries, the overall uptake and use in healthcare has been lacking until recent years. Recent publications are beginning to demonstrate not only the process by which a cognitive aid should be ...
Christopher L. Cropsey +2 more
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Predictors of Perception of Cognitive Functioning in HIV/AIDS
Journal of the Association of Nurses in AIDS Care, 2000This is a descriptive, correlational study of the predictors of perceived cognitive functioning. The convenience sample of 728 nonhospitalized persons receiving health care for HIV/AIDS was recruited from seven sites in the United States. All measures were self-reported.
I B, Corless +10 more
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Transplantation aids cognitive skills
Journal of Renal Nursing, 2011In this section, Peter Ellis presents a brief synopsis of a range of recently published articles that may be of interest to nurses working in the renal setting. The aim of this roundup is to provide a brief overview, rather than a detailed summary and critique, of the research papers selected.
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Cognitive validity in design of decision‐aiding techniques
Journal of Multi-Criteria Decision Analysis, 1992AbstractIssues of the cognitive validity of prescriptive decision‐aiding methods are discussed in this paper. In view of the difficulty of external validation, the focus is on internal validation of the user interface. The following criteria are applied to a variety of decision aid designs: (1) psychologically valid measurement of features impacted by ...
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Cognitive Scaffolding, Aids to Reflection
2019This chapter examines how Samuel Taylor Coleridge pictured thinking as a distributed process, using as a case study his devotional handbook Aids to Reflection (1825). Coleridge explicitly framed Aids to Reflection as an assistive apparatus, and depicts ‘reflection’ as both an inner activity and a skilled interaction with a set of external tools.
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A Conversation on Cognitive Aids in Strategy
Academy of Management Proceedings, 2023Kristian Johan Sund +6 more
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Perioperative ACLS/Cognitive Aids in Resuscitation
International Anesthesiology Clinics, 2017Louise Y, Wen, Steven K, Howard
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Hearing aid use and gender differences in the auditory-cognitive cascade in the oldest old
Aging and Mental Health, 2023Nele Van Den Noortgate +2 more
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