Automatized Anesthesia: New Technologies Anesthesia plays a major role in the successful completion of any surgery, irrespective of its nature whether it is major or minor. Surgery patients, compared to other patients are three times more likely to receive harmful medication errors as per the US Pharmacopeia study. Dosing and communication errors are contributing to 3% of Anesthesia related preoperative errors that harm the patients. Anesthesia Information Management System (AIMS) for example is one of the automated drug delivery systems that promise to minimize errors in this aspect. It eliminates had written errors and notification on potential overdose or adverse drug reaction and alerts the anesthetist on expiry of drug. In the wake of technology opening up plethora of opportunities in the medical field, OMICS Journal of Anesthesia & Clinical Research announces a Special Issue on ‘Automatized Anesthesia: New Technologies’ with Moeen Panni, MD, PhD, Chairman and Associate Professor at University of Florida, USA as the editor of the Special Issue. Submit articles that critically examine the role of automation in the field of Anesthesia and the way it enhances the drug delivery and surgical process. omicsonline.org/anesthesia-clinical-research.php For more details on this special issue, please contact the handling: editor at [email protected] (Or) the journal office. Submit manuscript at editorialmanager/acrgroup/ (Or) send as an e-mail attachment to the Editorial Office at: [email protected]
Posted on: Thu, 30 Jan 2014 10:26:23 +0000
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