Crew resource management training--clinicians' reactions and attitudes.

Daniel J. France; Renee A. Stiles; F. Andrew Gaffney; Margaret R Seddon; Eric L Grogan; William R Nixon; Theodore Speroff

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Crew resource management training--clinicians' reactions and attitudes.

September 28, 2005

France DJ, Stiles RA, Gaffney FA, et al. AORN J. 2006;82(2):213-224.

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This article provides background on crew resource management (CRM) training and reports how clinicians responded to its implementation at one medical center.

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