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India faces a severe shortage of physician anaesthesiologists, highlighting the urgent need to develop accredited and legally sanctioned training programs for non-physician anaesthesia providers.
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Highlights the critical shortage of anaesthesia providers in India and advocates for the formal training and legal recognition of non-physician anaesthesia providers to meet surgical demands.
Highlights the critical shortage of anaesthesia providers in India and advocates for the formal training and legal recognition of non-physician anaesthesia providers to meet surgical demands.
MukulChandra Kapoor (2019) conducted an editorial in Anaesthesia provider shortage. Non-physician anaesthesia providers (NPAPs) was evaluated. India faces a severe shortage of physician anaesthesiologists, highlighting the urgent need to develop accredited and legally sanctioned training programs for non-physician anaesthesia providers.
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