Title of article :
What Human Concepts We Learn From Emergency Medicine Practice
Author/Authors :
Massaeli, Maryam Emergency Medicine Department - AJA University of Medical Sciences , Shahabian, Masoud Emergency Medicine Department - AJA University of Medical Sciences
Abstract :
This article aimed to provide the concept
patterns obtained from the observations of a
specialist in emergency medicine (EM) in the
work setting. Some of these concepts in EM
practice are expressed below.
Leadership
Emergency physicians (EPs) are leaders of
emergency departments (ED) who have to
manage operational issues affecting the patients, crews, nurses, and wards as well as
help bed management supervisor. As we
know, the EDs are high-risk areas in healthcare settings. Therefore, the improvement
of leadership skills and increase awareness
of employing human factors lead to the enhancement of patient safety. The EPs should
be qualified to function as a team leader and
manager. Since these non-technical skills are
not involved in the medical courses, learning
non-clinical skills are necessary for reducing
the risk of errors [1].
Keywords :
Emergency Medicine Practice , Human Concepts , Emergency Medicine
Journal title :
Galen Medical Journal (GMJ)