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April-June 2013 | Vol 29 | Issue 2

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Editorial
Critical incident reporting: Why should we bother?
Quality assurance, self-reporting, near misses One of the key features of the patient safety 'movement' is the belief that safety can be improved by learning from incidents and near mi...
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Editorial
Maximum working hours and minimum monitoring standards-need for both to be mandatory
This issue carries an article regarding sleep deprivation resulting in compromised patient care among medical personnel, especially anesthesiologists. [1] Prolonged working hours as a cause of acciden...
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Commentary
Logical empiricism in anesthesia: A step forward in modern day clinical practice
The 'art and science' of anesthesia demands a thorough knowledge of both experience and evidence of the subject. The editorial in January 2013 issue by Sinha AC and Goudra BG highlights an important a...
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Review Article
The fatigued anesthesiologist: A threat to patient safety?
Universally, anesthesiologists are expected to be knowledgeable, astutely responding to clinical challenges while maintaining a prolonged vigilance for administration of safe anesthesia and critical c...
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Original Article
A double blind, randomized, controlled trial to study the effect of dexmedetomidine on hemodynamic and recovery responses during tracheal extubation
Background: The α2-adrenoreceptor agonist, dexmedetomidine, provides excellent sedation with minimal cardiovascular instability or respiratory depression and may be a useful adjunct to fac...
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