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backgroundnontechnical skills critical good anaesthetic practice addressed explicitly normal training realization need train assess skills growing activities must based properly developed skills frameworks validated measurement tools prototype behavioural marker system developed using human factors research techniques aim study conduct experimental evaluation establish basic psychometric properties usabilitymethodthe anaesthetists nontechnical skills ants system prototype comprises four skill categories task management team working situation awareness decision making divided 15 elements example behaviours investigate experimental validity reliably usability 50 consultant anaesthetists trained use ants system asked rate behaviour target anaesthetist using prototype system eight videos simulated anaesthetic scenarios data collected ratings forms evaluation questionnaireresultsthe results showed system complete skills observable rated acceptable levels agreement accuracy internal consistency system appeared sound responses regarding usability positiveconclusionsthe findings evaluation indicated ants system satisfactory level validity reliability usability experimental setting provided users receive adequate training ready tested real training environments full guidelines developed integration anaesthetic curriculumbr j anaesth 2003 90 5808 nontechnical skills critical good anaesthetic practice addressed explicitly normal training realization need train assess skills growing activities must based properly developed skills frameworks validated measurement tools prototype behavioural marker system developed using human factors research techniques aim study conduct experimental evaluation establish basic psychometric properties usability anaesthetists nontechnical skills ants system prototype comprises four skill categories task management team working situation awareness decision making divided 15 elements example behaviours investigate experimental validity reliably usability 50 consultant anaesthetists trained use ants system asked rate behaviour target anaesthetist using prototype system eight videos simulated anaesthetic scenarios data collected ratings forms evaluation questionnaire results showed system complete skills observable rated acceptable levels agreement accuracy internal consistency system appeared sound responses regarding usability positive findings evaluation indicated ants system satisfactory level validity reliability usability experimental setting provided users receive adequate training ready tested real training environments full guidelines developed integration anaesthetic curriculum