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A Mobile App For Drug Dosage Calculation In The Context Of Pediatric And Adult Resuscitation: A Cross-Over Randomized Controlled Trial
The purpose of this study is to investigate whether the use of the EZResus app by physicians and nurses reduces medication errors in simulated adult and pediatric resuscitation scenarios compared to the use of standard protocols. This study is a randomized controlled crossover trial with two groups comparing the use of EZResus app with standard protocol in four simulated resuscitation scenarios. The participants will form resuscitation teams, each including an attending physician and two nurses responsible for the preparation and administration of medications. Each team will conduct one adult and one pediatric resuscitation scenario using the EZResus application, along with one adult and one pediatric resuscitation scenario following standard protocols.The teams will be individually randomized to start the scenarios either with or without the medical application using sealed envelopes. The participants will be recruited from one regional hospital (Haut-Richelieu hospital) and one university hospital (Charles LeMoyne Hospital).
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