Original paper
A new instrument to assess physician skill at chest tube insertion: the TUBE-iCOMPT: Figure 1
Abstract
Currently no tool exists to assess proceduralist skill at chest tube insertion. As inadequate doctor procedural competence has repeatedly been associated with adverse events, there is a need for a tool to assess procedural competence. This study aims to develop and examine the validity of a tool to assess competency at insertion of a chest tube, using either the Seldinger technique or blunt dissection. A 5-domain...
Paper Details
Title
A new instrument to assess physician skill at chest tube insertion: the TUBE-iCOMPT: Figure 1
Published Date
Mar 26, 2014
Journal
Volume
70
Issue
2
Pages
186 - 188
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