Rikuya Hosokawa, Toshiki Katsura
Association between mobile technology use and child adjustment in early elementary school age
PloS one
identify leadership factors clinicians inhospital cardiopulmonary resuscitation systematic review synthesis without metaanalysis review guided swim assessed quality using casp reported prisma cochrane embase pubmed medline scopus cinahl years 20132023 manual reference list search included studies total 60 papers identified three major themes useful resuscitation leadership social skills cognitive skills behaviour leadership development skills identified main factors included delegating effectively situationally aware team members ability progress resuscitation empathetic supportive yet controlling room using handsoff style shared decisionmaking reduce cognitive load one leader shown improve effective teamwork findings limited heterogeneity studies inconsistently applied tools measure leadership traditional authoritarian leadership styles wanted team members preference shared leadership collaboration balancing need team members see leaders control room brings new challenges leaders trainers resuscitation clinicians need effective leadership skills cardiopulmonary resuscitation inhospital nurses provide first response ongoing leadership cardiopulmonary resuscitation nurses typically display suitable skills align useful resuscitation leader factors main findings collaboration rather authoritarian approach leadership preferred team members nurses suitable control room restricting resuscitation team size manage disruptive behaviour team members prospero registration crd42022385630 patient public contribution