Key result
Editorial highlights unrecognized anaesthetist roles, noting ~50% of work occurs outside operating theatres.
Why the study?
There is widespread misunderstanding among health professionals, patients, and the public about who anaesthetists are, what they do, and how they are trained, despite their broad clinical roles beyond operating theatres.
Design
Editorial discussing the role and recognition of anaesthetists
Authors
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Highlights need for better recognition of anaesthetists' non-OR roles; leaves open how to address UK public and institutional misconceptions.
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LEO STRUNIN (2000) reported an editorial. This editorial highlights the lack of public and institutional understanding of anaesthetists' roles in the UK, noting that 50% of their time is spent outside routine operating theatre work.
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