1. Does manual anaesthetic record capture remove clinically important data? 
J.M. van Schalkwyk, D. Lowes, C. Frampton, A.F. Merry 
British Journal of Anaesthesia 
Volume 107, Issue 4, Pages (October 2011)
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2. Fig 1
Options for intervention. This screen could be invoked at any time during the course of the ‘anaesthetic’. A sample completion of the form is shown.
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3. Fig 2
Questions asked at the end of the ‘anaesthetic’. All are mandatory.
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4. Fig 3
An example of a pair of records. One record was re-synthesized from a handwritten record and the other from data that were captured automatically. The top panel shows a handwritten record, in a format similar to that presented online, with a summary of the interventions by one anaesthetist. The lower panel shows the corresponding electronic record, with interventions by the same anaesthetist. At presentation, there was no indication as to whether a record was handwritten or electronic.
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