Guardians of Safety: Decoding the Reality of Operating Room Ergonomics and Conquering Challenges Survey

Learning Objectives:

After attending this session, participants will be able to:

Discuss the principles and importance of team ergonomics in the operating room. This includes recognizing potential pitfalls, overcoming obstacles, and addressing threats to optimize overall safety and performance.
Apply practical approaches and principles gained from interactive discussions on day-to-day clinical challenges. Through case scenarios, pictures, and videos, attendees will collaboratively identify solutions and strategies for improving their own practices.
Describe what anesthesiologists can expect when navigating the challenges of injury and returning to work.

1.I attended this session:(Required.)

In-person

Virtually

3.This session encouraged me to consider changes to my practice

Yes, please specify which in the comments box below

No - I do not see the need to make changes

No - I do not have the required resources to implement these changes

No - I am thinking about changes and have the necessary resources, but am not ready to make them yet

No - I am already implementing recommended practices

No - The information was not relevant to me

Comments

5.Moderator: Dr Fahad Alam

Strongly Agree

Agree

Somewhat Agree

Disagree

Strongly Disagree

Please let us know what the moderator did well or what could be improved for future sessions

7.Overall, how would you rate the quality and effectiveness of the speaker's presentation with 1 being poor and 10 being excellent?

9.Overall, how would you rate the quality and effectiveness of the speaker's presentation with 1 being poor and 10 being excellent?

11.Overall, how would you rate the quality and effectiveness of the speaker's presentation with 1 being poor and 10 being excellent?

12.The session and presenter(s) were balanced and free from commercial bias

Yes

No, please indicate why

13.Please provide any additional comments or suggestions regarding this session, moderator(s), and speaker(s).

Thank you for completing the evaluation!