Why the study?
What are the patterns of use and preferences regarding anticholinergic drugs in premedication among anaesthetists in the UK and Ireland?
Population
Anaesthetists in the United Kingdom and Ireland
Design
Cross-sectional
Authors
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Prevalent routine anticholinergic premedication persists among anaesthetists; leaves open evidence needs for standardized, outcome-based guidelines.
What are the patterns of use and preferences regarding anticholinergic drugs in premedication among anaesthetists in the UK and Ireland?
A survey of UK and Ireland anaesthetists shows that while 62% routinely use anticholinergic drugs for premedication, there is a trend towards less frequent and more rational use.
Mirakhur et al. (1978) studied this question.
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