Abstract
Peri-operative medication safety is complex. Avoidance of medication errors is both system- and practitioner-based, and many departments within the hospital contribute to safe and effective systems. For the individual anaesthetist, drawing up, labelling and then the correct administration of medications are key components in a patient's peri-operative journey. These guidelines aim to provide pragmatic safety steps for the practitioner and other individuals within the operative environment, as well as short- to long-term goals for development of a collaborative approach to reducing errors. The aim is that they will be used as a basis for instilling good practice.
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Kinsella, S. M., Boaden, B., El-Ghazali, S., Ferguson, K., Kirkpatrick, G., Meek, T., … Young, P. J. (2023). Handling injectable medications in anaesthesia: Guidelines from the Association of Anaesthetists. Anaesthesia, 78(10), 1285–1294. https://doi.org/10.1111/anae.16095
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