Episode 346: What Military Human Factors Training Can Teach Critical Care Teams with Drs. Lauria and Vahil
Anesthesia and Critical Care Reviews and Commentary (ACCRAC) PodcastShow Notes
In this 346th episode I welcome Drs. Neel Vahil and Mike Lauria to the show to discuss the lessons they learned from their time in the military about human factors training and crisis management that can help us improve our work in the ICU.
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