Key result
Pre-anaesthetic assessment clinics lack formal evidence of effectiveness despite widespread anecdotal support.
Why the study?
There is uncertainty and polarized views regarding the cost-effectiveness, overall benefit, and impact on training of pre-anaesthetic assessment clinics (PAACs) in peri-operative care.
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Pre-anaesthetic clinics lack formal evidence; leaves open their effectiveness and supports prospective appraisal before routine use.
Joseph F. Cosgrove (2000) conducted a letter in Pre-anaesthetic assessment. Pre-anaesthetic assessment clinics (PAACs) was evaluated. Pre-anaesthetic assessment clinics require further formal appraisal of their effectiveness and problems rather than relying solely on anecdotal experiences.
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