STOP? II: Testing of a Toolbox for Structured Communication in the Operating Room
STOP? II Trial: Cluster Randomized Clinical Trial to Test the Implementation of a Toolbox for Structured Communication in the Operating Room
Insel Gruppe AG, University Hospital Bern
400 participants
Aug 1, 2022
INTERVENTIONAL
Conditions
Summary
The purpose of the study is to test the impact of the StOP?-protocol - an intra-operative communication briefing, on post-operative mortality and important patient outcomes.
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Interventions
The StOP?-protocol is an intra-operative briefing initiated by the responsible surgeon. When performing a StOP?-protocol, the surgeons inform the team present in the operating room about the Status (St) of the operation, the Objectives (O) of the operations, the potential problems (P) they may meet and encourage the team to ask questions or voice concerns (?). The responsible surgeon announces at the team timeout when they plan to perform the StOP-protocol(s).
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NCT05356962