Voici une sélection d'articles sur la programmation au bloc opératoire et les risques d'EIG.
Kato, H., Jena, A. B., & Tsugawa, Y. (2020). Patient mortality after surgery on the surgeon’s birthday: observational study. bmj, 371 :m4381
Strum DP, Sampson AR, May JH, Vargas LG. Surgeon and type of anesthesia predict variability in surgical procedure times. Anesthesiology. 2001 Feb;94(2):378.
Shoefield W., Rubin G., Lai Y ; et al Cancellation of operations on the day of intended surgery at a major Australian referral hospital, MJA, 2005, 182, 12 : 612-615
Wright, M., Phillips-Bute, B., Mark, J., Stafford-Smith, M., Grichnik, K., Andregg, B., Taekman, J. Time of day effects on the incidence of anesthetic adverse events
Johnson J. The Increased Incidence of Anesthetic Adverse Events in Late Afternoon Surgeries AORN Journal, Volume 88, Issue 1, Pages 79-87, July 2008
George T., Arnaoutakis G., Merlo C., Kemp C., Baumgarten W., Conte J., Shah A. Association of Operative Time of Day With Outcomes After Thoracic Organ Transplant JAMA. 2011;305(21):2193-2199
Lee A, Iskander JM, Gupta N, Borg BB, Zuckerman G, Banerjee B, Gyawali CP.Queue position in the endoscopic schedule impacts effectiveness of colonoscopy. Am J Gastroenterol. 2011 Aug;106(8):1457-65.
Hayes R., Spear M., Lee S., Krauser Lupear B., Benoit R., Valerio R., Dmochowski R. Relationship Between Time in the Operating Room and Incident Pressure Ulcers: A Matched Case–Control StudyAmerican Journal of Medical Quality 2015, Vol. 30(6) 591–597