The 2014 NCEPOD report illustrated a complication rate of 25.2% in a study of over 2,500 tracheostomy patients. Good quality care requires a team-based integrated practice from multiple healthcare professionals. The benefits of medical teaching using webinar software are becoming increasingly realised. Webinars are an accessible tool and are therefore uniquely placed to deliver interprofessional education.
Designing and Delivering a Successful Tracheostomy Educational Webinar Program
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- Authors: C Swords, D Randall, L Morris, H Rayburn & A Arora
- Keywords: Tracheostomy, Webinar, Education
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