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Christine Goedvolk, Manager Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, University Medical Center of Southern Nevada, Las Vegas says, “ Captain Wilkinson and his team came to our N.I.C.U. and made us better team members and better communicators. His course was very different than anything we have seen before. The things he taught us blended well with our policies and procedures. In the group discussions we were able to identify and together improve our day-to-day interaction with not only each other but with the doctors as well. His explanation of the challenges facing the healthcare industry helped us all to realize there are real solutions to the problems we all face. This is a must see course for anyone in healthcare."

 

Dr. Brian Iriye M.D. of The Center For Maternal-Fetal Medicine in Las Vegas says, “Looking ahead to the future it was obvious that we had to be able to meet the ever increasing challenges placed on medicine today in order to continue providing the best medical care possible. Training in teamwork, communication and workload management is not given in most medical or nursing schools, but a lot has been written recently about medicine learning from the resource management training given to airline and military flight crews. As Nevada’s number one provider of medical resource management training, we asked Captain Wilkinson to train all our personnel, from physicians, to receptionists, to the business office." Dr. Iriye said that the training program plus the analysis and follow-up provided by Captain Wilkinson and his team is already making a difference in our offices. "They showed us methods for communicating and managing our workloads that have made our team even stronger. We are continually striving to improve and to use the most up-to-date and forward thinking techniques available and this training represents the wave of the future. Being truly skilled in medical resource management will help us stay at the cutting edge. Along with our other programs, this training is helping us reach our goal of providing the finest perinatology care in the Southwest.

I would highly recommend Captain Wilkinson’s company to anyone in the medical community."


 
CRM in the NEWS
 

The following articles, recently in the press, illustrate why a change in today’s medical culture is needed and that aviation CRM has become a very real tool to facilitate that change.

What is CRM? - A Newsletter from the National Patient Safety Foundation.

Why CRM? - USA Today article describes the need for a solution.

Can CRM Help? - An article in Uterus 1 describing implementation of CRM.

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