Objective To evaluate the critical patients' resuscitation competency of emergency physicians based on a hybrid simulation technology carried out by three large-scale first-class hospitals in China. Methods In this study, 95 emergency physicians at different levels from three large-scale and first-class hospitals in China participated in the standardized scenario simulation assessment in 2018. One way ANOVA was used to compare the scores of emergency physicians at different levels and from different hospitals. Results The total score of the 95 emergency physicians was (62.65±18.34), and the passing rate was 60.0%(57/95). The average score of emergency physicians with one year training was (55.07±20.86) and that of emergency physicians with two year training was (68.53±18.13) and those with three years training and above was (64.43±14.91). The results of comparison between groups of emergency physicians with different years of training showed statistical differences (P<0.05). The average score of emergency physicians from Peking Union Medical College Hospital was (61.70±14.00), the average score of emergency physicians from Zhongnan Hospital of Wuhan University was (50.11 ± 17.06), and the average score of emergency physicians from Oriental Hospital Affiliated to Tongji University was (77.08 ± 12.90). The results of emergency physicians from different hospitals showed significant difference (P<0.05). Conclusions Emergency physicians' competency for critically ill patients resuscitation is generally insufficient and the emergency physicians from different hospitals and with different training years show a heterogeneous profile, which suggests the necessity of standardized training in this field.
Liu Jihai
,
Chen Zhiqiao
,
Ji Shengchao
,
Wang Gang
,
Chai Jingjing
,
Shi Di
,
Chen Chi
,
Du Tiekuan
,
Liu Anlei
,
Zhu Huadong
. Evaluation of the emergency physicians' competency of resuscitation in critical ill patients based on hybrid simulation technology[J]. Chinese Journal of Medical Education, 2022
, 42(3)
: 280
-284
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DOI: 10.3760/cma.j.cn115259-20210510-00605
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