L’importanza del
‘training’
e della
certificazione
Daniele G. Biasucci
Neurorianimazione
Lesson Learned from Flight Deck
• Since the ’60s, aviation accidents dramatically decreased after the implementation of standardized training based mostly on simulation • Aviation (and nuclear) industries has developed high-fidelity simulation training programs improving the non-technical skills of teamsthrough Crew Resource Management programs
(CRM).
• “It is frightening to speculate the level of
§ Complications during US-guided CVC placement can occur
§ Understanding how these complications can occur provides the operator with a mechanism to prevent their occurrence
§ Operator training and experience are important in determining the complications
associated with the procedure
§ Operator inexperience or the use of unsuitable equipment, particularly in the more challenging patient, may increase rather than decrease complications
§ There is a learning curve associated with
sonography, and guidance based on misinformation can harm our patients
AB Levitov
Feller-Kopman, 2007
• 2 h of didactics
• 2 h of laboratory training
• 5-10 proctored examinations • Knobology
• Examinations of normal vascular anatomy on healthy volunteers • Visualization of abnormal anatomy (obese patient, intraluminal