1. Interaction between anaesthetists, their patients, and the anaesthesia team 
A.F. Smith, K Mishra 
British Journal of Anaesthesia 
Volume 105, Issue 1, Pages (July 2010)
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2. Fig 1 Illustrative examples of communication styles on induction.
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3. Fig 2
Examples of communication on emergence from anaesthesia. ‘A’ denotes an anaesthetist; ‘RN’ a recovery nurse; ‘ODP’ an operating department practitioner (a member of theatre staff able to assist the surgeon or, in this case, the anaesthetist); ‘S’ a surgeon. Names have been changed to assure anonymity.
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4. Fig 3
Extracts from observation transcripts of handovers in the recovery room. ‘A’ denotes an anaesthetist; ‘RN’ a recovery nurse; ‘ODP’ an operating department practitioner (a member of theatre staff able to assist the surgeon or, in this case, the anaesthetist); ‘S’ a surgeon. Names have been changed to assure anonymity. Extract 3.2 is reproduced from reference 39, with permission.
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