Teamwork training for hospital staff and students

This trial tests whether better teamwork training and coordination in primary care helps professionals notice end-of-life needs sooner and respond more proactively. It may help improve planning and support for patients and families as serious illness progresses.

This study tests a team training program for operating room staff using realistic simulations. It aims to improve teamwork and communication during surgeries, which may lead to better patient safety.

This study looks at how healthcare professionals in the cardiac intensive care unit learn to work as a team. It tests a special training program to improve collaboration, which may help both staff and patients.

This study compares two types of training for nursing and medical students to learn how to take and interpret arterial blood gas (a test that measures oxygen and carbon dioxide in the blood). It aims to see which training method is better at helping students gain these skills.

This study tests a simulation-based training where nursing and paramedic students learn together as a team. The goal is to see if this interprofessional education improves attitudes toward teamwork, which could help you collaborate better in real emergency situations.

This study tests a teamwork program to help intensive care unit (ICU) staff work better together, which may improve their well-being and patient safety. If you work in an ICU, you might be able to join.