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ANZ Journal of Surgery, 2014
AbstractModern anaesthesia requires an appreciation of the potential to reduce perioperative complications through improved pre-assessment, risk stratification, individualised anaesthetic techniques and appropriate interpretation and response to intraoperative clinical signs and advanced monitoring.
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AbstractModern anaesthesia requires an appreciation of the potential to reduce perioperative complications through improved pre-assessment, risk stratification, individualised anaesthetic techniques and appropriate interpretation and response to intraoperative clinical signs and advanced monitoring.
Cain David +6 more
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Outcomes in perioperative care
Current Opinion in Anaesthesiology, 2010The present review examines the trends and controversies on how perioperative care can influence outcome after anesthesia and surgery.Recent studies indicate that anesthesia and perioperative care may have a major impact on long-term postoperative mortality and major complications in surgical patients by decreasing the rate of individual decisions. The
Jean, Mantz +2 more
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Handovers in Perioperative Care
Anesthesiology Clinics, 2018Handovers around the time of surgery are common, yet complex and error prone. Interventions aimed at improving handovers have shown increased provider satisfaction and teamwork, improved efficiency, and improved communication and have been shown to reduce errors and improve clinical outcomes in some studies.
Atilio, Barbeito +2 more
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Evidence in Perioperative Care
Nursing Clinics of North America, 2014Perioperative care is comprised of preoperative, intraoperative, and postoperative care. Given the vulnerable status of the perioperative patient, coupled with the complex nature of these areas, evidence-based practice and clinical decision-making must be rooted in high-quality evidence for safe and effective patient and family care.
Dru, Riddle, Daphne, Stannard
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An Analysis of Perioperative Care
British Journal of Perioperative Nursing (United Kingdom), 2001The word ‘routine’ and surgical shorthand such as ‘TAH’ on an operating list belie the scope of perioperative nursing. The pressure to treat more patients, reduce waiting lists and maximise the use of resources allows us no time to consider the enormity of surgery as an experience for the patient and an exercise in nursing expertise.
Marilyn Williams, Denise O'reilly
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Perioperative care of adolescents
Current Opinion in Anaesthesiology, 2013To describe adolescent development within the context of perioperative anesthetic management.Most adolescent deaths are as a result of unintentional injury. Motor vehicle accidents are the most common cause, with homicide the second most common cause of intentional injury. Suicide is also a significant cause of adolescent death.
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2010
The perioperative period can be a life-changing event for many patients, the effects of which can be lifelong for better or worse. The anaesthetist’s communication at this time can have a profound impact on the care of their patients in the matter of both short-term cooperation and long-term perceptions of their hospital experience.
Andrew F Smith, Allan M Cyna
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The perioperative period can be a life-changing event for many patients, the effects of which can be lifelong for better or worse. The anaesthetist’s communication at this time can have a profound impact on the care of their patients in the matter of both short-term cooperation and long-term perceptions of their hospital experience.
Andrew F Smith, Allan M Cyna
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Anesthesiologists’ Role in Value-based Perioperative Care and Healthcare Transformation
Anesthesiology, 2021Fleisher Lee A
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