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Understanding Anesthetic Adversity - 207
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Understanding Anesthetic Adversity - 207
Presenter:
Robert C. Bosack, DDS
DDS, Loyola University,1979
OMFS Residency, Cook County Hospital, 1982
Board Certification: ABOMS, National Dental Board of Anesthesiology
Private Practice: 27 years
Clinical Assistant Professor, University of Illinois
Disclosure: Dr. Bosack reports no conflicts of interest
Course Description
The delivery of anesthesia in any setting is not without risk. The environment is complex, uncertain and ever-changing. Human performance of this potentially hazardous task can be unpredictable and imperfect, especially in times of urgency, intensity and time-pressure. Risk and Human Error cannot be eliminated. Risk and Human Error can be reduced and managed, by eliminating a culture of blame and punishment and replacing it with a culture of vigilance and cooperation to expose and remediate systems weaknesses, which, in combination, often lead to error and injury. This presentation will explore various aspects anesthetic risk identification, management and reduction.
Course Objectives
discuss the concept of accident evolution
identify sources of risk in the delivery of anesthesia
distinguish the different categories of anesthetic error
discuss the medico-legal process
Original Release:
7/1/2010
Last Review:
2/1/2020
Current Expiration:
8/28/2025
CE Hours:
1
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