Table 3.

Summary of information types, roles favoring those types, and position on the display for each feature of teamwork.

Features of Teamwork		Priority Information Types	Roles Favoring this Information	Position on Display
Accessing patient information and pre-hospital data		Demographics (age, weight) Mechanism of injury Pre-hospital interventions En-route changes in patient status	Scribe and bedside nurses Leadership roles Physician surveyor	Top left
Identifying leaders and other roles		Names of supervisory roles List of team roles present in the room	Leadership roles Scribe and bedside nurses Anesthesiologist Respiratory therapist	Top center
Monitoring patient status in real time and trends over time		Raw vital signs Vital sign trends	Leadership roles Anesthesiologist Respiratory therapist Scribe and bedside nurses	Right or middle center
Keeping track of tasks and team progress	Sequential dependency of tasks	Medications (name, dosage); IV access (type, placement); fluids (type, amount)	Scribe and bedside nurses	Bottom center or right
	Elapsed time	Timestamps for medications, fluids Timer	All roles	Top center
	Abnormal patient findings	Abnormal findings from patient evaluation (ABCD protocol steps)	Leadership roles	Bottom left
	Periodic checklists	Completed tasks, tasks in progress and remaining tasks	Leadership roles	Bottom left
Managing orders and coordinating with other hospital units		Lab orders and results (e.g., blood gas level) Radiology orders and results (e.g., x-rays, CT scans)	All roles	Bottom right