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Volume 5 - Issue 3 - August 2004

Contents

From the President

  • President′s Letter – June 2004 Multidisciplinary Working – The Anaesthesia Team

  • Anna Maria Rollin
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    25 February 2009, pp. 43-45
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Editorial

  • Thank You

  • Melanie Oakley
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    25 February 2009, p. 46
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Original Article

  • The Impact of Culture on Anaesthetic Practice

  • David T. Cowan
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    25 February 2009, pp. 47-51

  • IN debating the issue of whether or not nursing care should be perceived within a framework of cultural competence, this paper briefly describes the background of this approach to nursing, and as an exemplar, discusses how culture can impact on the practice of anaesthetics and peri–anaesthetic care. This is illustrated through drawing on my own transcultural experiences while employed for nearly five years as a non–physician anaesthetist in Saudi Arabia and may therefore be of interest to those practitioners involved in the delivery of anaesthetics and peri–anaesthetic care.

Research

  • Lone Working in the Post Anaesthetic Care Unit is Patient Care Compromised?

  • P. G. Guyan
  • Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    25 February 2009, pp. 52-56

  • This article discusses staffing levels in the Post Anaesthetic Care Unit, following key recommendations that have been documented in response to the changing nature of both anaesthesia and surgery. An audit was carried out at the unit in York Hospital to determine whether the staff felt that patient care and staff vulnerability was compromised during times when the Recovery nurse worked alone.

Conference Report

Guide to Authors

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Front matter

  • ARN volume 5 issue 3 Front matter

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    25 February 2009, pp. f1-f2
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