Eye tracking during a simulated start of shift safety check: An observational analysis of gaze behavior of critical care nurses.

Publication

Eye tracking during a simulated start of shift safety check: An observational analysis of gaze behavior of critical care nurses.

Journal Paper/Review - Aug 2, 2024

van der Geest Yael, Chau Ivan, Wendel-Garcia Pedro David, Buehler Philipp K, Hautz Wolf E, Filipovic Miodrag, Hofmaenner Daniel A, Pietsch Urs

Citation

van der Geest Y, Chau I, Wendel-Garcia P, Buehler P, Hautz W, Filipovic M, Hofmaenner D, Pietsch U. Eye tracking during a simulated start of shift safety check: An observational analysis of gaze behavior of critical care nurses. J Intensive Care Soc 2024; 25:383-390.

Type

Journal Paper/Review (English)

Journal

J Intensive Care Soc 2024; 25

Publication Date

Aug 2, 2024

Issn Print

1751-1437

Pages

383-390

Brief description/objective

The handover and associated shift start checks by nurses of critical care patients are complex and prone to errors. However, which aspects lead to errors remains unknown. Fewer errors might occur in a structured approach. We hypothesized that specific gaze behavior during handover and shift start safety check correlates with error recognition.