Monitoring pupils during a neurosurgical transfer

Mohammad, A. S.; Zafar, N.

doi:10.1111/j.1365-2044.2008.05556_1.x

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“…Transfer training of anaesthetists and organisation of transfers is a national problem and guidelines for transfer are not followed [1][2][3][4]. Despite guidelines there are still a few issues that doctors are not clear about [5]. An example of poorly understood guidelines is the fact that only a tiny number of doctors are aware of the fact that you are not covered by any insurance for standing or moving around in the back of an ambulance during transfer.…”

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“…Transfer training of anaesthetists and organisation of transfers is a national problem and guidelines for transfer are not followed [1–4]. Despite guidelines there are still a few issues that doctors are not clear about [5]. An example of poorly understood guidelines is the fact that only a tiny number of doctors are aware of the fact that you are not covered by any insurance for standing or moving around in the back of an ambulance during transfer.…”

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