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Incidence and characteristics of errors detected by a short team briefing in pediatric anesthesia

Keil et al., 2022

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Keil O
Brunsmann K
Boethig D
Dennhardt N
Eismann H
Girke S
Horke A
Nickel K
Rigterink V
Sümpelmann R
Beck C
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Pediatric Anesthesia

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Background In our institution, a modified WHO surgical safety checklist was implemented more than ten years ago. In retrospect, we noticed that pediatric anesthesia was underrepresented in our surgical safety checklist modification. Therefore, we added a …
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