APSF Newsletter Index to Volume 13, 1998
American Academy of Pediatrics, Section on Anesthesiology
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Pediatric cardiac arrest stats kept in national registry (Morray) |
25 |
American Society of Anesthesiologists (ASA)
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ASA meeting features patient safety |
21 |
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Electronic media to be featured at safety booth at ASA |
27 |
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Exhibits at ASA reflect diverse safety concerns (Eichhorn) |
29 |
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Meeting features patient safety topics in many scientific sessions |
29 |
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Patient safety videotapes listed; requests go directly to Glaxo-Wellcome |
42 |
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Pediatric cardiac arrest stats kept in national registry (Morray) |
25 |
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Produces two new patient safety videotapes |
17 |
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Summary of meeting of Anesthetic and Life Support Drugs Advisory Committee on LMWH and Heparinoids |
6 |
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Top safety exhibit to be selected at ASA meeting |
23 |
American Society of Regional Anesthesia (ASRA)
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Forum seeks additional input on LMWH (Wedel) |
7 |
Anesthesia Patient Safety Foundation (APSF)
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Addresses JAMA (Pierce) |
44 |
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A statement by the Executive Committee of the APSF |
30 |
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Awards two 1999 research grants (Cooper) |
29 |
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Booth at ASA features electronic media |
44 |
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Electronic media to be featured at safety booth at ASA |
27 |
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Exhibits at ASA reflect diverse safety concerns (Eichhorn) |
29 |
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Membership changes on the Board of Directors |
42 |
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New APSF president assesses foundation, outlines new ideas |
2 |
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New international effort discussed in APSF session at July European congress (Gravenstein et al) |
21 |
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New research grant applications for 1999 sought by APSF |
1 |
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Officers and Board of Directors listing, January 1999 |
43 |
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Seeks grant requests; award increased to $65,000 |
32 |
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The State of the APSF Annual Meeting (Stoelting) |
30 |
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Website gets a new name |
15 |
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Website gets a new name, look |
28 |
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Zeneca and Graphic Arts Services thanked for new look of APSF Newsletter |
12 |
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Zeneca, Hewlett-Packard and Dr. Gibson thanked |
41 |
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Annenberg Center for Health Sciences
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Patient safety conference scheduled |
13 |
CNS Dysfunction
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Lancet article addresses safety issue in the elderly (Gravenstein) |
4 |
Epidurals
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ASRA forum seeks additional input on LMWH (Wedel) |
7 |
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Low molecular weight heparin and hematomas(Crews) |
6 |
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Warning on LMWH use with regionals is valid (Neal) |
18 |
Equipment
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The Low-Pressure Alarm Response Algorithm (Raphael) |
35 |
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The Low-Pressure Alarm Condition: Safety Considerations and the Anesthesiologist’s Response (Raphael) |
33 |
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Ventilator failure in ICU (Prielipp et al) |
26 |
Eye Injuries
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Risk can be reduced (Yost) |
19 |
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European Congress of Anesthesiology |
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Hosts special session on international efforts |
1 |
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New international effort discussed in APSF session at July European congress (Gravenstein et al) |
21 |
Glaxo-Wellcome
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ASA patient safety videotapes listed; requests go directly to Glaxo-Wellcome |
42 |
Heparin
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ASRA forum seeks additional input on LMWH (Wedel) |
7 |
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Low molecular weight and epidurals cause hematomas (Crews) |
6 |
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Summary of ASA committee on LMWH and Heparinoids |
6 |
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Warning on LMWH use with regionals is valid (Neal) |
18 |
Hewlett-Packard Company
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Zeneca, Hewlett-Packard, and Dr. Gibson thanked |
41 |
Index
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to Volume 12, 1997, of APSF Newletter |
11 |
Ischemic Optic Neuropathy (ION)
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Induced hypotension tied to possible vision impairments in spine cases (Lofsky and Gorney) |
16 |
Internal Cardiac Pacemaker Defibrillator (ICPD)
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ICPDs require preop care (Webster) |
3 |
International Anesthesia Research Society
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Annual meeting features safety papers |
1 |
International Committee for the Prevention of Anesthetic Morbidity and Mortality (ICPAMM)
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Meets with European congress |
1 |
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Discussed at July European congress |
1 |
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IARS annual meeting features safety papers |
1 |
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New international effort discussed at APSF session at July European congress (Gravenstein et al) |
21 |
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Stimulator article details given |
19 |
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Use of medical simulators subject of international study (Shimada, Nishiwaki, and Cooper) |
8 |
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Article addresses postop cognitive dysfunction in elderly |
4 |
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Laryngeal Mask Airway (LMA) technique questioned (anon.) |
24 |
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ICPDs require preop care (Webster) |
3 |
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LMA technique questioned (anon.) |
24 |
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Launches Listserv, seeks safety ideas, input |
13 |
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News notes from the NPSF |
27 |
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Patient safety conference scheduled |
13 |
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APSF addresses JAMA (Pierce) |
44 |
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APSF awards two 1999 research grants (Cooper) |
29 |
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APSF seeks grant requests; award increased to $65,000 |
32 |
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ASA meeting features patient safety |
21 |
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ASA meeting features patient safety topics in many scientific sessions |
29 |
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ASA patient safety videotapes listed; requests go directly to Glaxo-Wellcome |
42 |
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ASA produces two new patient safety videotapes |
17 |
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ASRA forum seeks additional input on LMWH (Wedel) |
7 |
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Electronic media to be featured at safety booth at ASA |
27 |
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Exhibits at ASA reflect diverse safety concerns (Eichhorn) |
29 |
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Eye injury risk can be reduced (Yost) |
19 |
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IARS annual meeting features safety papers |
1 |
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Induced hypotension tied to possible vision impairments in spine cases (Lofsky and Gorney) |
16 |
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ICPDs require preop care (Webster) |
3 |
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International efforts discussed at July European congress |
1 |
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Lancet article addresses CNS dysfunction (Gravenstein) |
4 |
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LMA technique questioned (anon.) |
24 |
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Low molecular weight heparin and epidurals (Crews) |
6 |
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New APSF president addresses foundation, outlines new ideas |
2 |
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New international effort discussed in APSF session at July European congress (Gravenstein et al) |
21 |
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News notes from the NPSF |
27 |
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NPSF launches Listserv, seeks safety ideas, input |
13 |
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New research grant applications for 1999 sought by APSF |
1 |
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Patient safety conference scheduled |
13 |
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Pediatric cardiac arrest stats kept in national registry (Morray) |
25 |
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Pediatric induction practices surveyed |
5 |
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The State of the APSF Annual Meeting (Stoelting) |
30 |
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Summary of ASA committee regarding LMWH and Heparinoids |
6 |
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The Low-Pressure Alarm Response Algorithm (Raphael) |
35 |
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The Low-Pressure Alarm Condition: Safety Considerations and the Anesthesiologist’s Response (Raphael) |
33 |
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Top safety exhibit to be selected at ASA meeting |
23 |
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Use of medical simulators subject of international study (Shimada, Nishiwaki, and Cooper) |
8 |
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Ventilator failure in the ICU (Prielipp et al) |
26 |
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Y2K bug equipment concerns intensify (Ruskin) |
21 |
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Y2K computer glitch may affect anesthesia equipment functions (Morell and Prielipp) |
13 |
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Warning on LMWH use with regionals is valid (Neal) |
18 |
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Practices surveyed |
5 |
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Pediatric cardiac arrest stats kept in national registry (Morray) |
25 |
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APSF awards two 1999 research grants (Cooper) |
29 |
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APSF seeks grant requests; award increased to $65,000 |
32 |
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IARS annual meeting features safety papers |
1 |
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International efforts discussed at July European congress |
1 |
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New research grant applications for 1999 sought by APSF |
1 |
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Patient safety conference scheduled |
13 |
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Pediatric induction practices surveyed |
5 |
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Warning on LMWH use with regionals is valid (Neal) |
18 |
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Article details given |
19 |
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Use is subject of international study (Shimada, Nishiwaki and Cooper) |
8 |
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Pediatric induction practices surveyed |
5 |
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New APSF president assesses foundation, outlines new ideas |
2 |
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The State of the APSF Annual Meeting |
30 |
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The Low-Pressure Alarm Response Algorithm (Raphael) |
35 |
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The Low-Pressure Alarm Condition: Safety Considerations and the Anesthesiologist’s Response (Raphael) |
33 |
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Ventilator Failure in the ICU (Prielipp et al) |
26 |
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ASA patient safety videotapes listed; requests go directly to Glaxo-Wellcome |
42 |
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ASA produces two new patient safety videotapes: "Production Pressure" and "The Fatigue Factor" |
17 |
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Computer glitch may affect anesthesia equipment functions (Morell and Prielipp) |
13 |
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Y2K bug equipment concerns intensify (Ruskin) |
21 |
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and Graphic Arts Services thanked for new look of newsletter |
12 |
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Zeneca, Hewlett-Packard and Dr. Gibson thanked |
41 |