Why the study?
Do computerized anesthesia records capture extreme values of blood pressure and heart rate more accurately than handwritten records?
Do computerized anesthesia records capture extreme values of blood pressure and heart rate more accurately than handwritten records?
Handwritten anesthesia records are less accurate and capture fewer extreme physiological values compared to computerized records, which has implications for research and medicolegal purposes.
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Handwritten anesthesia records may undercapture extreme BP/HR values; leaves open effects on research validity and medicolegal documentation.
Reich et al. (2000) studied this question.
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