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Significant physiological disturbances associated with non-routine event containing and routine anesthesia cases

Slagle et al., 2015

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5184388490868357847
Author
Slagle J
Anders S
Porterfield E
Arnold A
Calderwood C
Weinger M
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Journal of patient safety

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Objectives A nonroutine event (NRE) is defined as any event that deviates from ideal clinical care for a given patient in a specific clinical situation. We sought to compare anesthesia providers' reporting of NREs with the incidence of significant physiological disturbances …
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