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Safety considerations with the current ambulatory trends: More complicated procedures and more complicated patients by Young, Steven, Osman, Brian, Shapiro, Fred E

“…In the last quarter of a century, the backdrop of appropriate ambulatory and office-based surgeries has changed dramatically. Procedures that were…”
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Safe anesthesia for office-based plastic surgery: Proceedings from the PRS Korea 2018 meeting in Seoul, Korea by Osman, Brian M, Shapiro, Fred E

“…There has been an exponential increase in plastic surgery cases over the last 20 years, surging from 2.8 million to 17.5 million cases per year. Seventy-two…”
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Decision Aids: The Role of the Patient in Perioperative Safety by Southerland, Warren A, Tollinche, Luis E, Shapiro, Fred E

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Safe anesthesia for office-based plastic surgery: Proceedings from the PRS Korea 2018 meeting in Seoul, Korea by Osman, Brian M, Shapiro, Fred E

“…There has been an exponential increase in plastic surgery cases over the last 20 years, surging from 2.8 million to 17.5 million cases per year. Seventy-two…”
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Avoidance of serious medical errors in refractive surgery using a custom preoperative checklist by Robert, Marie-Claude, MD, Choi, Catherine J., MD, MS, Shapiro, Fred E., DO, Urman, Richard D., MD, MBA, Melki, Samir, MD, PhD

“…Purpose To implement and measure the effect of a surgical safety checklist on the prevention of serious medical errors (never-events). Setting Boston Eye…”
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Office-based anesthesia: a contemporary update on outcomes, incentives, and controversies by Young, Steven, Osman, Brian, Shapiro, Fred E.

“…Purpose of review The volume of office-based surgery (OBS) has surged over the last 25–30 years, however patients with increasing comorbidities are being…”
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Simple Means to Prevent Cuff Rupture During Nasotracheal Intubation by Benoit, Justin P., Flynn, John, Jowett, Nate, Shapiro, Fred E.

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Survey Analysis of an Ambulatory Surgical Checklist for Patient Use by Fernando, Rohesh J., Shapiro, Fred E., Urman, Richard D.

“…Abstract Although checklists are used as tools for providers, they have not been adequately explored as tools for patients. The purpose of this study was to…”
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The paradigm of 6 P's: Defining the essence of a safe clinical office-based practice by Shapiro, Fred E., Urman, Richard D.

“…•Office-based anesthesia practice has grown significantly in the last decade.•Patient and procedure selection are key to a successful practice.•Personnel…”
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Initial Results from the National Anesthesia Clinical Outcomes Registry and Overview of Office-Based Anesthesia by Shapiro, Fred E., DO, Jani, Samir R., MD, MPH, Liu, Xiaoxia, MS, Dutton, Richard P., MD, MBA, Urman, Richard D., MD, MBA

“…Safe office-based anesthesia practices dictate proper patient and procedure selection, appropriate provider qualifications, adequately equipped facilities, and…”
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Putting the Patient Into Patient Safety Checklists by Shapiro, Fred E., Punwani, Nathan, Urman, Richard D.

“…The second part of two articles on patient safety considerations in office-based surgery settings is presented. This article discusses methods for providing…”
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Checklist Implementation for Office-Based Surgery: A Team Effort by Shapiro, Fred E., Punwani, Nathan, Urman, Richard D.

“…Office-based medical and surgical procedures are redefining the health care landscape. Shapiro et al discuss the benefits and risks of office-based surgery, as…”
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Leading Causes of Anesthesia-Related Liability Claims in Ambulatory Surgery Centers by Ranum, Darrell, Beverly, Anair, Shapiro, Fred E., Urman, Richard D.

“…We present a contemporary analysis of patient injury, allegations, and contributing factors of anesthesia-related closed claims, which involved cases that…”
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Concepts for the Development of Anesthesia-Related Patient Decision Aids by Urman, Richard D., Southerland, Warren A., Shapiro, Fred E., Joshi, Girish P.

“…Patient decision aids are educational tools used by health care providers to assist patients in choosing their treatment and care. The use of…”
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Safety in office-based anesthesia: an updated review of the literature from 2016 to 2019 by de Lima, Andres, Osman, Brian M, Shapiro, Fred E

“…Office-based anesthesia (OBA) is rapidly growing across the world. Availability of less invasive interventions has facilitated the opportunity of offering new…”
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Patients, procedures, and PPE: Safe office-based anesthesia recommendations in the COVID-19 era by Young, Steven, Osman, Brian M., Urman, Richard D., Shapiro, Fred E.

“…The growth of office-based surgery (OBS) has been due to ease of scheduling and convenience for patients; office-based anesthesia safety continues to be well…”
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Office-based surgery and patient outcomes by Young, Steven, Shapiro, Fred E, Urman, Richard D

“…The purpose of this review is to provide an update on the current knowledge about patient safety and outcomes in the office-based setting. Ambulatory…”
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An electronic monitored anesthesia care (MAC) decision aid for breast conserving surgery by Beight, Leah, Pardo, Jaime, McCarthy, Kevin, Dinkel, Anthony, de Lima, Andres, Torous, John, James, Ted A., Shapiro, Fred E.

“…Within breast cancer care, decision aids have been used to educate patients on types of treatment to provide shared decision-making opportunities and decrease…”
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Office-Based Anesthesia: Safety and Outcomes by Shapiro, Fred E., Punwani, Nathan, Rosenberg, Noah M., Valedon, Arnaldo, Twersky, Rebecca, Urman, Richard D.

“…The increasing volume of office-based medical and surgical procedures has fostered the emergence of office-based anesthesia (OBA), a subspecialty within…”
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Decision aids in anesthesia: do they help? by Southerland, Warren A., Beight, Leah J., Shapiro, Fred E., Urman, Richard D.

“…Patient decision aids are educational tools used to assist patients and clinicians in healthcare decisions. As healthcare moves toward patient-centered care,…”
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