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Risk Reduction and Vigilance in Anesthesia,ing from smooth routine to intense urgency. As medical technologies have become more complex and numerous, the need to multitask and attend to various monitors has also increased. In this chapter we will discuss vigilance, multitasking, distraction, and safe patient care in the operating room enviro

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Managing Distractions Through Advocacy, Education, and Change,nt, keeping distractions and interruptions minimized has become more challenging than ever. Distractions can be especially concerning and dangerous because of the nature of today’s healthcare environment. It is important to maintain the healthcare professionals’ role as patient advocate. Through a b

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Digital Distraction and Legal Risk,focus. The human mind is incapable of focusing fully on more than one critical dataset at a time. The lack of focus is recognized to result in slips, lapses, omissions, and procedural violations. The fiduciary duty of a physician is to dedicate his or her education, training, and skill to the care o

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Electronic Etiquette: A Curriculum for Health Professionals,t bring to their attention the issues of electronic distraction and proper technology interfacing. We must educate them in appropriate human interaction with patients in this wired world. Real patients need to be at the core of health care, not the i-Patients that exist in the electronic medical rec