Anästhesie und Outcome: Einfluss der perioperativen Prozesse

Zieger, J.; Häberle, Helene Anna

doi:10.1055/s-0042-118828

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“…A correct Chinese translation as "麻醉医师" or "围术期医生" should be introduced and extended to both patients and medical staff. 12 We found that urban patients, those aged younger than 65 years old, and those received college or above education, or with medical education background had statistically significant better understanding about anesthesiologists' job nature, which was similar to results in previous studies. 1 Most patients in this survey knew some of intraoperative responsibilities that anesthesiologists have, such as putting patients to sleep (66.6%) and waking patients up (74.7%).…”

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A Survey of Surgical Patient’s Perception about Anesthesiologist in a Large Scale Comprehensive Hospital in China

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Chinese Medical Sciences Journal

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Objectives This study aim to evaluate patient's perception about anesthesiologists' job roles and investigate their expectations for anesthesia care. Methods We designed a self-administered questionnaire for this cross-sectional survey study and delivered questionnaire forms to adult in-patients who were scheduled for elective surgery before pre-operative anesthetic visit the day before surgery. We collected information of respondents' demographic data, education background, health literacy and previous experience of anesthesia, perception of anesthesiologist's job, the expectation on anesthesia care. Descriptive analyses, χ 2 test and multiple linear regression analysis were used for data analysis. Results Of 550 participants, 521(94.7%)completed the questionnaire. In these respondents, 335 (64.3%) considered anesthesiology as an independent medical discipline, 225 (43.2%) believed that anesthesiology department was an independent clinical department, and 243 (46.6%) recognized anesthesiologists as qualified doctors. Only 21.5% of them knew that anesthesiologists also work in the intensive care unit and 26.9% of them knew that anesthesiologists also work in pain clinic as well. Younger patients (β=-0.044, P<0.001), those with higher education (β=1.200, P<0.001), or with better health literacy (β=0.781, P=0.005) had significant more knowledge about the job roles of anesthesiologists. Most patients demanded pre-anesthetic visit (80.5%), expected availability of preoperative anesthetic clinic (74.1%), wished to receive more information about anesthesia (91.3%) and anesthesiologist (77.4%). Conclusions Patients' perception about anesthesiologists might be limited. Efforts should be made on education about anesthesia, especially for elderly patients and those under-educated patients. Preoperative anesthetic clinic is expected by most in-patients.

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A Survey of Surgical Patient’s Perception about Anesthesiologist in a Large Scale Comprehensive Hospital in China

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Chinese Medical Sciences Journal

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“…In the recent years, the role of the anesthesiologist is turning from the 'anesthesia doctor' to the perioperative physician and risk specialist [7]. The anesthesiologist is involved in the preoperative evaluation, definition, and optimization of preoperative and intraoperative conditions, management of modern intraoperative anesthesia as well as postoperative high complex patients.…”

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Extension of patient safety initiatives to perioperative care

Velasco

Paz-Martín

2022

Current Opinion in Anaesthesiology

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Purpose of reviewPatient safety has significantly improved during the intraoperative period thanks to the anesthesiologists, surgeons, and nurses. Nowadays, it is within the perioperative period where most of the preventable harm happened to the surgical patient. We aim to highlight the main issues and efforts to improve perioperative patient safety focusing and the relation to intraoperative safety strategies.Recent findingsThere is ongoing research on perioperative safety strategies aiming to initiate multidisciplinary interventions on early stages of the perioperative period as well as an increasing focus on preventing harm from postoperative complications.SummaryAny patient safety strategy to be implemented needs to be framed beyond the operating room and include in the intervention the whole perioperative period.

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Anästhesie und Outcome: Einfluss der perioperativen Prozesse

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A Survey of Surgical Patient’s Perception about Anesthesiologist in a Large Scale Comprehensive Hospital in China

A Survey of Surgical Patient’s Perception about Anesthesiologist in a Large Scale Comprehensive Hospital in China

Extension of patient safety initiatives to perioperative care

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