Patient and Operational Factors Do Not Substantively Affect the Annual Departmental Quality of Anesthesiologists’ Clinical Supervision and Nurse Anesthetists’ Work Habits
Franklin Dexter,
Bradley J Hindman,
Emine O Bayman
et al.
Abstract:Introduction: Although safety climate, teamwork, and other non-technical skills in operating rooms probably influence clinical outcomes, direct associations have not been shown, at least partially due to sample size considerations. We report data from a retrospective cohort of anesthesia evaluations that can simplify the design of prospective observational studies in this area. Associations between non-technical skills in anesthesia, specifically anesthesiologists’ quality of clinical supervision and nurse ane… Show more
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