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August 22, 1986JAMA

Standards for Patient Monitoring During Anesthesia at Harvard Medical School

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Why the study?

Does the implementation of mandatory minimal patient monitoring standards during anesthesia improve early detection of untoward events and prevent patient injury?

Population

Patients undergoing anesthesia at nine component teaching hospitals of Harvard Medical School

Design

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Authors

JEJohn H. EichhornUniversity of Kentucky

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Implication

Adopts mandatory monitoring standards across teaching hospitals; extends guideline consensus into enforceable institutional policy.

Structured PICO

Does the implementation of mandatory minimal patient monitoring standards during anesthesia improve early detection of untoward events and prevent patient injury?

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Population
Patients undergoing anesthesia at nine component teaching hospitals of Harvard Medical School
I
Intervention
Specific, detailed, mandatory standards for minimal patient monitoring during anesthesia
O
Outcome
Early detection of untoward trends or events during anesthesia to prevent or mitigate patient injurysafety

The implementation of mandatory minimal patient monitoring standards during anesthesia aims to prevent patient injury and reduce malpractice claims.

Cite This Study

John H. Eichhorn (1986) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a02a4e5bc3ffe278e6514dahttps://doi.org/10.1001/jama.1986.03380080063029
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