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. 2018 Sep 6;121(6):1218–1226. doi: 10.1016/j.bja.2018.07.028

Table 2.

Summary of studies assessing the measurement properties of non-technical skills for anaesthesiologists (n=14). *One study included both simulated and clinical settings. Nb. Full study details available in Appendix 4

Characteristic n studies Tool(s) studied
Country Canada 3
  • ANTS

Denmark 2
  • ANTS

New Zealand 2
  • Structured coding framework

  • Structured rating form

Thailand 1
  • ANTS

  • Ottawa GRS

UK 2
  • ANTS

  • Workplace-based assessment tool

USA 4
  • ANTS

  • Unnamed tool

  • BARS tool

Setting* Clinical 3
  • ANTS

  • Structured coding framework

  • Workplace-based assessment tool

Simulation 12
  • ANTS

  • BARS tool

  • Structured coding framework

  • Structured rating form

  • Unnamed tool40

Team Staff only 4
  • ANTS

  • Ottawa GRS

  • Structured coding framework

Trainees only 9
  • ANTS

  • BARS tool

  • Structured rating form

  • Unnamed tool40

  • Workplace-based assessment tool

Staff and trainees 1
  • ANTS

Clinical scenario Anaesthesia emergency in unnamed context (e.g. difficult airway management) 4
  • ANTS

  • BARS tool

  • Structured rating form

Obstetrics 2
  • ANTS

  • Ottawa GRS

Intraoperative period (various or unnamed types of surgeries) 7
  • ANTS

  • Structured coding framework

  • Unnamed tool40

  • Workplace-based assessment tool

Not reported 1
  • ANTS