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October 1, 1999Anesthesiology

Nonpatient Care Obligations of Anesthesiologists

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Fulfilling nonpatient care obligations, including governance, research, and education, is essential for anesthesiologists to maintain and advance the medical profession.

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DWDavid B. WaiselBoston Children's Hospital

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May guide workload models to include nonpatient duties in anesthesiology; leaves open empirical validation of optimal balance.

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Professional obligations in anesthesiology

This article provides a theoretical framework for understanding and balancing the nonpatient care obligations of anesthesiologists, such as education, research, and governance.

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David B. Waisel (1999) conducted a review in Professional obligations in anesthesiology. Fulfilling nonpatient care obligations, including governance, research, and education, is essential for anesthesiologists to maintain and advance the medical profession.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a97d4db0c6adae875e32bcfhttps://doi.org/10.1097/00000542-199910000-00032
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