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See Latest ArticlesAnesthesia outside the operating room in the office-based setting
Current Opinion in Anesthesiology, 07/14/08
Perrott DH et al. - There is rapid growth for the need of safe and high quality office-based anesthesia. To meet these needs, a special set of skills is required, which may require expanded exposure and experience during training. An office-based anesthesia central data repository is needed for benchmarking and identifying areas for improvement.
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