Titlebook: Quality of Care in Anaesthetic Practice; John N. Lunn (Reader in Anaesthetics) Book 1984 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publi

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Overview: 978-1-349-06907-1

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Postoperative pain,ng respiratory depression in the event of a misjudged or frank overdose of opiate (Editorial, 1976a); and the failure of doctors to acknowledge a patient’s distress, combined with the patient’s fear of being thought a malingerer (Editorial, 1976b).

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Quality control in medicine in the USA, medical practice and is less in awe of medical services than several decades ago. At the same time the cost of health care services and the management and interpretation of data have added a better understanding of and improvement in the quality of care available to patients.

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Continuing education and the quality of care: Hopes and fears in the USA,d institutions than at any time in the relatively short history of formal medical education on the North American continent. Yet even as long ago as the end of the nineteenth century one of the great leaders in American medicine made a stirring plea for the profession to recognise that “medical educ

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The study of morbid events,rst time, if he was a medical or a surgical patient. Receiving a blank stare he explained helpfully, “Well, were you ill before you came to hospital or did they make you ill here?”. The story is a pointed reminder that, despite the best of intentions, patients may suffer harm.

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