Involving users in the design of a system for sharing lessons from adverse incidents in anaesthesia.

S. Sharma; A. F. Smith; J. Rooksby; B. Gerry

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Involving users in the design of a system for sharing lessons from adverse incidents in anaesthesia.

July 21, 2010

Sharma S, Smith AF, Rooksby J, et al. Anaesthesia. 2006;61(4):350-4.

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Investigators enlisted the help of 10 anesthetists in designing an online reporting system to facilitate the sharing and discussion of adverse incidents.

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