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All College Professional Documents must be complied with, but particular noteshould be taken of the following:PS1 Recommendations on Essential Training for Rural General Practitioners inAustralia Proposing to Administer AnaesthesiaPS2 Statement on Credentialling in AnaesthesiaPS4 Recommendations for the Post-Anaesthesia Recovery RoomPS6 The Anaesthesia Record. Recommendations on the Recording of an Episodeof Anaesthesia CarePS7 Recommendations on the Pre-Anaesthesia ConsultationPS8 Guidelines on the Assistant to the AnaesthetistPS15 Recommendations for the Perioperative Care of Patients Selected for DayCare SurgeryPS16 Statement on the Standards of Practice of a Specialist AnaesthetistPS18 Recommendations on Monitoring During AnaesthesiaPS26 Guidelines on Consent for Anaesthesia or SedationT1Recommendations on Minimum Facilities for Safe Administration ofAnaesthesia in Operating Suites and Other Anaesthetising LocationsTE3 Policy on Supervision of Clinical Experience for Vocational Trainees inAnaesthesia9
APPENDIX IThe American Society of Anesthesiologists’ classification of physical status:P 1P 2P 3P 4P 5P 6EA normal healthy patientA patient with mild systemic diseaseA patient with severe systemic diseaseA patient with severe systemic disease that is a constant threat to lifeA moribund patient who is not expected to survive without the operationA declared brain-dead patient whose organs are being removed for donorpurposesPatient requires emergency procedureExcerpted from American Society of Anesthesiologists Manual for Anesthesia Department Organizationand Management 2003-04. A copy of the full text can be obtained from ASA, 520 N Northwest Highway,Park Ridge, Illinois 60068-2573APPENDIX IIEmergency drugs should include at least the following:adrenalineatropinedextrose 50%lignocainenaloxoneflumazenilportable emergency O 2 supply10
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Anaesthesia Clinical Indicator User
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INDICATOR AREA 1: PRE-ANAESTHESIA P
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INDICATOR AREA 2: INTRA-OPERATIVE P
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