A major US health system employed the Amplifire training tool to acquire data on what its nurses knew and didn’t know about managing urinary catheters, and to find and fix any misinformation. Could the nurses identify when catheterization is indicated? Did they know how catheterization tubing and equipment should be handled? Were they confident in their knowledge? Was their confidence justified?
This pediatric sepsis study was designed as a clinical intervention using the Amplifire training tool, which delivers a groundbreaking learning experience and advanced analytics. The goal was to acquire data on what doctors and nurses know about sepsis. Can they recognize sepsis at an early stage? Do they know the evidence supporting treatment guidelines? Are they confident about how to respond?
The Annals of Emergency Medicine recently published a paper entitled “Preliminary Performance on the New CMS Sepsis-1 National Quality Measure: Early Insights From the......
Amplifire has measured certainty through nearly a billion learner interactions over the last decade. What we’ve never seen before is high uncertainty among clinicians.......
