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• Br J Anaesth · Nov 2017

  Editorial Comment

  Lost in translation? Comparing the effectiveness of electronic-based and paper-based cognitive aids.

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• Br J Anaesth · Nov 2017

  Randomized Controlled Trial

  Use of a hand-held digital cognitive aid in simulated crises: the MAX randomized controlled trial.

  Cognitive aids improve the technical performance of individuals and teams dealing with high-stakes crises. Hand-held electronic cognitive aids have rarely been investigated. A randomized controlled trial was conducted to investigate the effects of a smartphone application, named MAX (for Medical Assistance eXpert), on the technical and non-technical performance of anaesthesia residents dealing with simulated crises. ⋯ NCT02678819.

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• Br J Anaesth · Nov 2017

  Comment Letter

  Hypotonic maintenance i.v. fluids are not appropriate in acutely ill patients. Conclusions can't be extrapolated from healthy volunteers.

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• Br J Anaesth · Nov 2017

  Editorial Comment

  Getting the dose right: anaesthetic drug delivery and the posological sweet spot.

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• Br J Anaesth · Nov 2017

  Comment Letter

  Medical research and the ethics of medical treatments: disability-free survival. Reply from the author.

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