The "Double Victim Phenomenon": Results From a National Pilot Survey on Second Victims in German Family Caregivers (SeViD-VI Study).

Introduction: Second-victim phenomena may lead to severe reactions like depression or posttraumatic disorder, as well as dysfunction and absenteeism. Medical error as a cause for second victims is not limited to professionals, as family caregivers care for millions of patients at home. It remains unclear whether these are first, second, or double victims in case of error.

Interaction between overconfidence effects and training formats in nurses' education in hand hygiene.

Background: Undergraduate training in hand hygiene is a keystone of infection control. Several studies have shown overconfidence effects in hand hygiene practices, which can impair metacognition. We hypothesized that overconfidence might be prevalent in the early education stages of nursing students and that these effects could be reduced through frequent interactive learning formats, such as learning groups.

Postoperative recreational sports and subjective shoulder function: a comprehensive analysis following intramedullary stabilization of displaced midshaft clavicular fractures.

Introduction Sports-related outcomes and the role of recreational sports activities for shoulder function after intramedullary stabilization (IMS) of displaced midshaft clavicular fractures (DMCFs) in the general population are not well known. In this study, we aimed to determine the sport-related outcomes (return-to-sports [RTS] rate, type of sports, time until RTS, and intensity) and to explore the role of sports after IMS of DMCFs. Materials and Methods This single-center, retrospective, cohort study included patients who underwent IMS of DMCFs between 2009 and 2022 at a Level II trauma center in Germany, experienced no major complications, and had completed at least 1 year of follow-up.

[Discharge management strategies in German general hospitals : A nationwide survey of professionals responsible for clinical risk management].

Background: Transitions from inpatient care are associated with risks for the safety of patients. In 2017, the framework agreement on discharge management was legally defined. There is currently a lack of empirical data in Germany on the implementation of measures to ensure safe transitions of patients after inpatient care.

The Tecan SiLA2 SDK: A royalty-free, open-source framework to develop SiLA2 servers and clients.

Many devices in a laboratory only have proprietary interfaces. Integrating them into an automation platform such as a Robotic Liquid Handler (RLH) thus usually requires upfront technical configuration and often dedicated software development. In this paper, we present the Tecan SiLA2 SDK, a BSD-3 licensed, royalty-free open-source framework on the.

Self-Assessment and Learning Motivation in the Second Victim Phenomenon.

Introduction: The experience of a second victim phenomenon after an event plays a significant role in health care providers' well-being. Untreated; it may lead to severe harm to victims and their families; other patients; hospitals; and society due to impairment or even loss of highly specialised employees. In order to manage the phenomenon, lifelong learning is inevitable but depends on learning motivation to attend training.

Ultrahigh temporal resolution of visual presentation using gaming monitors and G-Sync.

Vision unfolds as an intricate pattern of information processing over time. Studying vision and visual cognition therefore requires precise manipulations of the timing of visual stimulus presentation. Although standard computer display technologies offer great accuracy and precision of visual presentation, their temporal resolution is limited.

Auto calibration of a cone-beam-CT.

Purpose: This paper introduces a novel autocalibration method for cone-beam-CTs (CBCT) or flat-panel CTs, assuming a perfect rotation. The method is based on ellipse-fitting. Autocalibration refers to accurate recovery of the geometric alignment of a CBCT device from projection images alone, without any manual measurements.

A contact-free volumetric measurement of facial volume after third molar osteotomy: proof of concept.

Objective: The present study tested the reliability of an optical scanning device for the objective assessment of postoperative facial swelling.

Study Design: Twenty control subjects bearing a defined volume of water (10-30 mL) in an intraorally carried balloon were tested to assess the measurement accuracy of the device. As a proof of concept, facial volumes of 59 surgical cases were recorded before osteotomy and 1 and 7 days after intervention with the use of a structured light scanner.