Anesthésie & Réanimation
 2020
DOI: 10.1016/j.anrea.2020.09.006
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Crise au bloc opératoire ou en réanimation : la place des aides cognitives

Antonia Blanié
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Guillaume de Saint Maurice
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Matthieu Kurrek
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et al.
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“…The question of establishing tools to assist ethical reflection in this context also arises [9]. These tools could also take the form of cognitive aids, such as those proposed by the SFAR on its website and mobile application [10].…”
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Ethical issues in the initial care of the severely injured patient: a national survey among French intensivists and emergency physicians

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“…The question of establishing tools to assist ethical reflection in this context also arises [9]. These tools could also take the form of cognitive aids, such as those proposed by the SFAR on its website and mobile application [10].…”
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Ethical issues in the initial care of the severely injured patient: a national survey among French intensivists and emergency physicians

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Douplat
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Situations de crise au bloc opératoire, en réanimation ou en zone de conflit militaire : apport des aides cognitives linéaires, digitales, séquentielles et personnalisables

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