1988
DOI: 10.1016/0952-8180(88)90013-x
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Anesthesia practice standards at Harvard: A review

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“…As standards for monitoring were articulated by the American Society of Anesthesiologists and applied in most developed countries, anesthesia care has been generally recognized as a victory for patient safety . These standards, particularly the wide deployment of pulse oximetry, were adopted without rigorous evidence for efficacy but have virtually eliminated unrecognized arterial hypoxemia, and strategies to avoid or manage critical respiratory events have greatly reduced the incidence of perioperative injury due to arterial hypoxemia , while the workload and rates of alarms and intervention have increased .…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As standards for monitoring were articulated by the American Society of Anesthesiologists and applied in most developed countries, anesthesia care has been generally recognized as a victory for patient safety . These standards, particularly the wide deployment of pulse oximetry, were adopted without rigorous evidence for efficacy but have virtually eliminated unrecognized arterial hypoxemia, and strategies to avoid or manage critical respiratory events have greatly reduced the incidence of perioperative injury due to arterial hypoxemia , while the workload and rates of alarms and intervention have increased .…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Bekanntestes Beispiel ist das "Crew resource management training" bei der Pilotenausbildung, das zu einer deutlichen Verringerung der Fehlerraten bei Cockpitbesatzungen führte. In der Anästhesiologie steht die Entwicklung und Einbindung ähnlicher Konzepte zu Ausbildungs-und Fortbildungszwecken zwar noch am Anfang [2,3], jedoch dürfte auch hier ¾hnliches zu erwarten sein.…”
Section: Editorialunclassified
“…"Menschliches Versagen" gilt seit den späten 70er-Jahren mit einem Anteil von bis zu 80 % als Hauptursache vermeidbarer Anästhesiezwischenfälle [3]. Ansätze zur Fehlerminimierung wie ver-besserte Ausbildung, verstärkte Supervision des Anästhesisten, bessere Organisationsstrukturen, stärkere Berücksichtigung von Interaktionen zwischen Anästhesiegeräten und Anästhesisten sowie der Einsatz von zusätzlichen Überwachungsparametern [4] konnten den Anteil "menschlichen Versagens" an vermeidbaren anästhesiologischen Zwischenfällen bis heute nur unwesentlich auf 60 -75 % senken [1].…”
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“…The 'loss-of-reshe was monitored using the Harvard standard sistance' technique, using an air filled syringe, is method [2] and a peripheral vessel catheter was in routinely employed for identification of the epidural situ. The 'loss-of-reshe was monitored using the Harvard standard sistance' technique, using an air filled syringe, is method [2] and a peripheral vessel catheter was in routinely employed for identification of the epidural situ.…”
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