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Patient Safety Update: gastric aspiration, access to care, corneal abrasions

Dr T Reynolds
Specialty trainee in anaesthesia, Broomfield Hospital, UK

Edited by
Dr IA Walker
Consultant Anaesthetist, Great Ormond Street Hospital, UK

Correspondence to atotw@wordpress-1154955-4022140.cloudwaysapps.com

20th SEPT 2016

Abstract

This article is based on the Patient Safety Update published by the Safe Anaesthesia Liason Group (SALG), UK. It contains case reports associated with severe harm to patients. In this tutorial, we highlight learning points from incident reports of gastric aspiration, patient access and corneal abrasions.

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