Key result
Pediatric non-operating room anesthesia requires specialized training and integrated support infrastructure for optimal care.
Why the study?
The increasing need for anesthesia outside the operating room in children, who often cannot cooperate with procedures, requires dedicated pediatric NORA services to improve safety and care quality.
Pediatric nonoperating room anesthesia requires dedicated resources, specialized training, and integrated systems to ensure safety and quality of care comparable to the operating room.
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Emphasizes need for specialized pediatric non-OR anesthesia resources; leaves open optimal training and integration standards.
Bell et al. (2005) conducted a review in Children needing non operating room anesthesia (NORA). Non operating room anesthesia (NORA) was evaluated. Non operating room anesthesia for children requires special knowledge, training, and support infrastructure to integrate operating room systems with other departments and provide optimal care.
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