https://alpha.wikianesthesia.org/w/api.php?action=feedcontributions&feedformat=atom&user=Stuart.vandergreeff 2026-04-30T04:56:11Z User contributions MediaWiki 1.37.1 https://alpha.wikianesthesia.org/w/index.php?title=WikiAnesthesia_Contributor_Guide&diff=2084 2021-04-29T01:10:43Z

<p>Stuart.vandergreeff: </p> <hr /> <div>There are lots of ways to contribute to WikiAnesthesia, whatever your profession, training level, or location through creating, editing, and discussing articles on the main site or within your Practice Group. <br /> <br /> == WikiAnesthesia Principles ==<br /> When editing WikiAnesthesia, bear the following principles in mind:<br /> <br /> *WikiAnesthesia is a work in progress: <br /> **WikiAnesthesia is only just getting started and will take time to reach its potential, with your help!<br /> **Incomplete or imperfect articles are just a starting point, perfection is not required and articles will never be &quot;finished&quot; as anesthesia practice continue to evolve<br /> **With that in mind, [[wikipedia:Wikipedia:Be_bold|be bold]] in editing or creating articles!<br /> *WikiAnesthesia is a collaboration:<br /> **Articles do not have owners, most can be edited by any user, and once created content is free for others to use - &lt;code&gt;&lt;u&gt;link to CC license info&lt;/u&gt;&lt;/code&gt;<br /> **Content decisions are reached by consensus through users editing and discussing pages - &lt;code&gt;&lt;u&gt;link to edit summaries and discussion&lt;/u&gt;&lt;/code&gt;<br /> **&lt;code&gt;Link to [[wikipedia:Wikipedia:Etiquette|Wikipedia etiquette guidelines]] and say they should be followed here?&lt;/code&gt;<br /> *WikiAnesthesia is free and open<br /> **Free to access and open to everyone who is learning or practicing anesthesia, regardless of profession, training level, or location<br /> **Free to edit<br /> **Free to reproduce &lt;code&gt;link to CC license info&lt;/code&gt;<br /> **Free from plagiarism<br /> **Free from industry influence, bias, or other conflicts of interest - if you have a conflict of interest please declare it on your user page and do not make edits to affected articles<br /> <br /> == Creating &amp; Managing An Account ==<br /> In order to contribute to WikiAnesthesia you will need to create an account:<br /> <br /> # '''Create an account'''. We ask for users' real name and credentials to attribute credit appropriately and facilitate growth of the WikiAnesthesia community.<br /> # Confirm your email address (required before creating content). If you do not receive a confirmation email, check your spam folder. You can also resend the email from the email options section of your preferences.<br /> <br /> New users can create new articles and edit most articles on the site immediately. To combat spam, any changes made by new users will be visible to that user, but not immediately reflected on the public site until they are reviewed by an editor. Once a new user has made several successful edits, their account will be promoted to the contributor level which will bypass editor review of future contributions. &lt;code&gt;can we go over this process please; possibly move to section below&lt;/code&gt;<br /> <br /> To manage your account click the Account button in the top right corner and select Preferences<br /> <br /> ''- Public Profile''<br /> <br /> ''- Institutional Affiliation''<br /> <br /> ''- Editor settings''<br /> <br /> ==Using the Editor==<br /> <br /> ===Creating a new article===<br /> Using page templates<br /> <br /> ===Using the article editor===<br /> Switching between &quot;visual&quot; and &quot;source&quot; editing<br /> <br /> Adding media to an article<br /> <br /> Citations<br /> <br /> - Automatic citation generation<br /> <br /> - Manual citation<br /> <br /> ==Article Style Guide==<br /> <br /> ===Structure of WikiAnesthesia===<br /> <br /> ===General Recommendations===<br /> - Abbreviations, brand names, terminology, formatting<br /> <br /> ===Guide to the SCR===<br /> <br /> ===(Guide to other templates)===<br /> <br /> ==Other Article Features==<br /> <br /> ===Discussion===<br /> <br /> ===Notes===<br /> <br /> ===Watching an Article===<br /> <br /> ==Practice Groups==<br /> Intro<br /> <br /> ===Joining a Practice Group===<br /> <br /> ===Creating a Practice Group===<br /> <br /> ====Inviting Users====<br /> <br /> ==Getting Credit for Contributions==<br /> Intro<br /> <br /> ===Your Contribution Score===<br /> <br /> ===Other Rewards &amp; Recognition===<br /> - Editorial levels<br /> <br /> - Scholarly Electives<br /> <br /> - Special Recognition<br /> <br /> ===Involving your Institution===<br /> <br /> ==WikiAnesthesia Development==</div>

Stuart.vandergreeff https://alpha.wikianesthesia.org/w/index.php?title=WikiAnesthesia_Contributor_Guide&diff=2083 2021-04-29T01:03:32Z

<p>Stuart.vandergreeff: </p> <hr /> <div>There are lots of ways to contribute to WikiAnesthesia, whatever your profession, training level, or location through creating, editing, and discussing articles on the main site or within your Practice Group. <br /> <br /> == WikiAnesthesia Principles ==<br /> When editing WikiAnesthesia, bear the following principles in mind:<br /> <br /> *WikiAnesthesia is a work in progress: <br /> **WikiAnesthesia is only just getting started and will take time to reach its potential, with your help!<br /> **Incomplete or poorly written articles are not a problem but a starting point, perfection is not required and articles will never be &quot;finished&quot; as anesthesia practice continue to evolve.<br /> **With that in mind, [[wikipedia:Wikipedia:Be_bold|be bold]] in editing or creating articles!<br /> *WikiAnesthesia is a collaboration:<br /> **Articles do not have owners, most can be edited by any user, and once created content is free for others to use - &lt;code&gt;&lt;u&gt;link to CC license info&lt;/u&gt;&lt;/code&gt;<br /> **Content decisions are reached by consensus through users editing and discussing pages - &lt;code&gt;&lt;u&gt;link to edit summaries and discussion&lt;/u&gt;&lt;/code&gt;<br /> **&lt;code&gt;Link to [[wikipedia:Wikipedia:Etiquette|Wikipedia etiquette guidelines]] and say they should be followed here?&lt;/code&gt;<br /> *WikiAnesthesia is free and open<br /> **Free to access and open to everyone who is learning or practicing anesthesia, regardless of profession, training level, or location<br /> **Free to edit<br /> **Free to reproduce &lt;code&gt;link to CC license info&lt;/code&gt;<br /> **Free from plagiarism<br /> **Free from industry influence, bias, or other conflicts of interest - if you have a conflict of interest please declare it on your user page and do not make edits to affected articles<br /> <br /> == Creating &amp; Managing An Account ==<br /> In order to contribute to WikiAnesthesia you will need to create an account:<br /> <br /> # '''Create an account'''. We ask for users' real name and credentials to attribute credit appropriately and facilitate growth of the WikiAnesthesia community.<br /> # Confirm your email address (required before creating content). If you do not receive a confirmation email, check your spam folder. You can also resend the email from the email options section of your preferences.<br /> <br /> New users can create new articles and edit most articles on the site immediately. To combat spam, any changes made by new users will be visible to that user, but not immediately reflected on the public site until they are reviewed by an editor. Once a new user has made several successful edits, their account will be promoted to the contributor level which will bypass editor review of future contributions. &lt;code&gt;can we go over this process please; possibly move to section below&lt;/code&gt;<br /> <br /> To manage your account click the Account button in the top right corner and select Preferences<br /> <br /> ''- Public Profile''<br /> <br /> ''- Institutional Affiliation''<br /> <br /> ''- Editor settings''<br /> <br /> ==Using the Editor==<br /> <br /> ===Creating a new article===<br /> Using page templates<br /> <br /> ===Using the article editor===<br /> Switching between &quot;visual&quot; and &quot;source&quot; editing<br /> <br /> Adding media to an article<br /> <br /> Citations<br /> <br /> - Automatic citation generation<br /> <br /> - Manual citation<br /> <br /> ==Article Style Guide==<br /> <br /> ===Structure of WikiAnesthesia===<br /> <br /> ===General Recommendations===<br /> - Abbreviations, brand names, terminology, formatting<br /> <br /> ===Guide to the SCR===<br /> <br /> ===(Guide to other templates)===<br /> <br /> ==Other Article Features==<br /> <br /> ===Discussion===<br /> <br /> ===Notes===<br /> <br /> ===Watching an Article===<br /> <br /> ==Practice Groups==<br /> Intro<br /> <br /> ===Joining a Practice Group===<br /> <br /> ===Creating a Practice Group===<br /> <br /> ====Inviting Users====<br /> <br /> ==Getting Credit for Contributions==<br /> Intro<br /> <br /> ===Your Contribution Score===<br /> <br /> ===Other Rewards &amp; Recognition===<br /> - Editorial levels<br /> <br /> - Scholarly Electives<br /> <br /> - Special Recognition<br /> <br /> ===Involving your Institution===<br /> <br /> ==WikiAnesthesia Development==</div>

Stuart.vandergreeff https://alpha.wikianesthesia.org/w/index.php?title=WikiAnesthesia_Contributor_Guide&diff=2082 2021-04-29T00:13:02Z

<p>Stuart.vandergreeff: </p> <hr /> <div>There are lots of ways to contribute to WikiAnesthesia, whatever your profession, training level, or location through creating, editing, and discussing articles on the main site or within your Practice Group. <br /> <br /> == Important Information for New Users ==<br /> Before you begin creating or editing content, please review the following information carefully<br /> <br /> === WikiAnesthesia Principles ===<br /> When editing WikiAnesthesia, bear the following principles in mind:<br /> <br /> *WikiAnesthesia is a work in progress: <br /> **WikiAnesthesia is only just getting started and will take time to reach its potential, with your help!<br /> **Incomplete or poorly written articles are not a problem but a starting point, perfection is not required and articles will never be &quot;finished&quot; as anesthesia practice continue to evolve.<br /> **With that in mind, [[wikipedia:Wikipedia:Be_bold|be bold]] in editing or creating articles!<br /> *WikiAnesthesia is a collaboration:<br /> **Articles do not have owners, most can be edited by any user, and once created content is free for others to use - &lt;code&gt;&lt;u&gt;link to CC license info&lt;/u&gt;&lt;/code&gt;<br /> **Content decisions are reached by consensus through users editing and discussing pages - &lt;code&gt;&lt;u&gt;link to edit summaries and discussion&lt;/u&gt;&lt;/code&gt;<br /> **&lt;code&gt;Link to [[wikipedia:Wikipedia:Etiquette|Wikipedia etiquette guidelines]] and say they should be followed here?&lt;/code&gt;<br /> *WikiAnesthesia is free and open<br /> **Free to access and open to everyone who is learning or practicing anesthesia, regardless of profession, training level, or location<br /> **Free to edit<br /> **Free to reproduce &lt;code&gt;link to CC license info&lt;/code&gt;<br /> **Free from plagiarism<br /> **Free from industry influence, bias, or other conflicts of interest - if you have a conflict of interest please declare it on your user page and do not make edits to affected articles<br /> <br /> == Creating &amp; Managing An Account ==<br /> In order to contribute to WikiAnesthesia you will need to create an account:<br /> <br /> # '''Create an account'''. We ask for users' real name and credentials to attribute credit appropriately and facilitate growth of the WikiAnesthesia community.<br /> # Confirm your email address (required before creating content). If you do not receive a confirmation email, check your spam folder. You can also resend the email from the email options section of your preferences.<br /> <br /> New users can create new articles and edit most articles on the site immediately. To combat spam, any changes made by new users will be visible to that user, but not immediately reflected on the public site until they are reviewed by an editor. Once a new user has made several successful edits, their account will be promoted to the contributor level which will bypass editor review of future contributions. &lt;code&gt;can we go over this process please; possibly move to section below&lt;/code&gt;<br /> <br /> To manage your account click the Account button in the top right corner and select Preferences<br /> <br /> ''- Public Profile''<br /> <br /> ''- Institutional Affiliation''<br /> <br /> ''- Editor settings''<br /> <br /> ==Using the Editor==<br /> <br /> ===Creating a new article===<br /> Using page templates<br /> <br /> ===Using the article editor===<br /> Switching between &quot;visual&quot; and &quot;source&quot; editing<br /> <br /> Adding media to an article<br /> <br /> Citations<br /> <br /> - Automatic citation generation<br /> <br /> - Manual citation<br /> <br /> ==Article Style Guide==<br /> <br /> ===Structure of WikiAnesthesia===<br /> <br /> ===General Recommendations===<br /> - Abbreviations, brand names, terminology, formatting<br /> <br /> ===Guide to the SCR===<br /> <br /> ===(Guide to other templates)===<br /> <br /> ==Other Article Features==<br /> <br /> ===Discussion===<br /> <br /> ===Notes===<br /> <br /> ===Watching an Article===<br /> <br /> ==Practice Groups==<br /> Intro<br /> <br /> ===Joining a Practice Group===<br /> <br /> ===Creating a Practice Group===<br /> <br /> ====Inviting Users====<br /> <br /> ==Getting Credit for Contributions==<br /> Intro<br /> <br /> ===Your Contribution Score===<br /> <br /> ===Other Rewards &amp; Recognition===<br /> - Editorial levels<br /> <br /> - Scholarly Electives<br /> <br /> - Special Recognition<br /> <br /> ===Involving your Institution===<br /> <br /> ==WikiAnesthesia Development==</div>

Stuart.vandergreeff https://alpha.wikianesthesia.org/w/index.php?title=WikiAnesthesia_Contributor_Guide&diff=2081 2021-04-28T23:37:31Z

<p>Stuart.vandergreeff: </p> <hr /> <div>There are lots of ways to contribute to WikiAnesthesia, whatever your profession, training level, or location through creating, editing, and discussing articles on the main site or within your Practice Group. <br /> <br /> == Creating &amp; Managing An Account ==<br /> In order to contribute to WikiAnesthesia you will need to create an account:<br /> <br /> # '''Create an account'''. We ask for users' real name and credentials to attribute credit appropriately and facilitate growth of the WikiAnesthesia community.<br /> # Confirm your email address (required before creating content). If you do not receive a confirmation email, check your spam folder. You can also resend the email from the email options section of your preferences.<br /> <br /> New users can create new articles and edit most articles on the site immediately. To combat spam, any changes made by new users will be visible to that user, but not immediately reflected on the public site until they are reviewed by an editor. Once a new user has made several successful edits, their account will be promoted to the contributor level which will bypass editor review of future contributions. &lt;code&gt;can we go over this process please; possibly move to section below&lt;/code&gt;<br /> <br /> To manage your account click the Account button in the top right corner and select Preferences<br /> <br /> ''- Public Profile''<br /> <br /> ''- Institutional Affiliation''<br /> <br /> ''- Editor settings''<br /> <br /> == Important Information for New Users ==<br /> Before you begin creating or editing content, please review the following information carefully<br /> <br /> === WikiAnesthesia Principles ===<br /> &lt;code&gt;Not sure what exact direction to take with this but I want to provide a rapid overview of the site principles here that is unashamedly adapted from Wikipedia.&lt;/code&gt;<br /> <br /> <br /> &lt;code&gt;mostly taken directly from that of Wikipedia. My current thinking is to expound these three basic principles with a brief explanation as how they apply specifically to WikiAnesthesia and with links to further information from Wikipedia which is obviously much more developed, rather than writing our own extensive documentation. I'm assuming/hoping that we are on the same page about the principles!&lt;/code&gt;<br /> <br /> When editing WikiAnesthesia, bear the following principles in mind:<br /> <br /> *WikiAnesthesia is a work in progress: <br /> **WikiAnesthesia is only just getting started and will take time to reach its potential, with your help!<br /> **Incomplete or poorly written articles are not a problem but a starting point, perfection is not required and articles will never be &quot;finished&quot; as anesthesia practice continue to evolve.<br /> **With that in mind, as Wikipedia puts it: [[wikipedia:Wikipedia:Be_bold|Be bold]] in editing or creating articles.<br /> *WikiAnesthesia is a collaboration:<br /> **Articles do not have owners, most can be edited by any user, and once created content is &lt;u&gt;free for others to use&lt;/u&gt;<br /> **Content decisions are reached by consensus through users editing and discussing pages - &lt;code&gt;link to edit summaries and discussion&lt;/code&gt;<br /> **&lt;code&gt;Etiquette here&lt;/code&gt;<br /> *WikiAnesthesia is free and open<br /> **Free to edit (within reasonable limits)<br /> **Free to reproduce (within reasonable limits) &lt;code&gt;link to CC license info&lt;/code&gt;<br /> **Free from plagiarism<br /> **Free from industry influence, bias, or other conflicts of interest - if you have a conflict of interest please declare it on your user page and do not make edits where this conflict would manifest<br /> **Free to access and open to everyone who is learning or practicing anesthesia, regardless of profession, training level, or location (please remember though that anyone can browse the site and usernames are not anonymous)<br /> <br /> ==Using the Editor==<br /> <br /> ===Creating a new article===<br /> Using page templates<br /> <br /> ===Using the article editor===<br /> Switching between &quot;visual&quot; and &quot;source&quot; editing<br /> <br /> Adding media to an article<br /> <br /> Citations<br /> <br /> - Automatic citation generation<br /> <br /> - Manual citation<br /> <br /> ==Article Style Guide==<br /> <br /> ===Structure of WikiAnesthesia===<br /> <br /> ===General Recommendations===<br /> - Abbreviations, brand names, terminology, formatting<br /> <br /> ===Guide to the SCR===<br /> <br /> ===(Guide to other templates)===<br /> <br /> ==Other Article Features==<br /> <br /> ===Discussion===<br /> <br /> ===Notes===<br /> <br /> ===Watching an Article===<br /> <br /> ==Practice Groups==<br /> Intro<br /> <br /> ===Joining a Practice Group===<br /> <br /> ===Creating a Practice Group===<br /> <br /> ====Inviting Users====<br /> <br /> ==Getting Credit for Contributions==<br /> Intro<br /> <br /> ===Your Contribution Score===<br /> <br /> ===Other Rewards &amp; Recognition===<br /> - Editorial levels<br /> <br /> - Scholarly Electives<br /> <br /> - Special Recognition<br /> <br /> ===Involving your Institution===<br /> <br /> ==WikiAnesthesia Development==</div>

Stuart.vandergreeff https://alpha.wikianesthesia.org/w/index.php?title=WikiAnesthesia_Contributor_Guide&diff=2080 2021-04-24T00:37:52Z

<p>Stuart.vandergreeff: </p> <hr /> <div>There are lots of ways to contribute to WikiAnesthesia, whatever your profession, training level, or location through creating, editing, and discussing articles on the main site or within your Practice Group. <br /> <br /> == Creating &amp; Managing An Account ==<br /> In order to contribute to WikiAnesthesia you will need to create an account:<br /> <br /> # '''Create an account'''. We ask for users' real name and credentials to attribute credit appropriately and facilitate growth of the WikiAnesthesia community.<br /> # Confirm your email address (required before creating content). If you do not receive a confirmation email, check your spam folder. You can also resend the email from the email options section of your preferences.<br /> <br /> New users can create new articles and edit most articles on the site immediately. To combat spam, any changes made by new users will be visible to that user, but not immediately reflected on the public site until they are reviewed by an editor. Once a new user has made several successful edits, their account will be promoted to the contributor level which will bypass editor review of future contributions. &lt;code&gt;can we go over this process please; possibly move to section below&lt;/code&gt;<br /> <br /> To manage your account click the Account button in the top right corner and select Preferences<br /> <br /> ''- Public Profile''<br /> <br /> ''- Institutional Affiliation''<br /> <br /> ''- Editor settings''<br /> <br /> == Important Information for New Users ==<br /> Before you begin creating or editing content, please review the following information carefully<br /> <br /> === WikiAnesthesia Principles ===<br /> &lt;code&gt;Not sure what exact direction to take with this but I want to provide a rapid overview of the site principles here that is unashamedly adapted from Wikipedia.&lt;/code&gt;<br /> <br /> <br /> &lt;code&gt;mostly taken directly from that of Wikipedia. My current thinking is to expound these three basic principles with a brief explanation as how they apply specifically to WikiAnesthesia and with links to further information from Wikipedia which is obviously much more developed, rather than writing our own extensive documentation. I'm assuming/hoping that we are on the same page about the principles!&lt;/code&gt;<br /> <br /> When editing WikiAnesthesia, bear the following principles in mind:<br /> <br /> *WikiAnesthesia is a work in progress: <br /> **WikiAnesthesia is only just getting started and will take time to reach its potential, with your help!<br /> **Incomplete or poorly written articles are not a problem but a starting point, perfection is not required and articles will never be &quot;finished&quot; as anesthesia practice continue to evolve.<br /> **With that in mind, as Wikipedia puts it: [[wikipedia:Wikipedia:Be_bold|Be bold]] in editing or creating articles.<br /> *WikiAnesthesia is a collaboration:<br /> **Articles do not have owners, most can be edited by any user, and once created content is &lt;u&gt;free for others to use&lt;/u&gt;<br /> **Content decisions are reached by consensus through users editing and discussing pages - &lt;code&gt;link to edit summaries and discussion&lt;/code&gt;<br /> **&lt;code&gt;Etiquette here&lt;/code&gt;<br /> *WikiAnesthesia is free and open<br /> **Free to access<br /> **Free to edit (within reasonable limits)<br /> **Free to reproduce (within reasonable limits) &lt;code&gt;link to CC license info&lt;/code&gt;<br /> **Free from plagiarism<br /> **Free from industry influence, bias, or other conflicts of interest - if you have a conflict of interest please declare it on your user page and do not make edits where this conflict would manifest<br /> **Open to everyone who is learning or practicing anesthesia, regardless of profession, training level, or location (please remember though that anyone can browse the site and usernames are not anonymous)<br /> <br /> ==Using the Editor==<br /> <br /> ===Creating a new article===<br /> Using page templates<br /> <br /> ===Using the article editor===<br /> Switching between &quot;visual&quot; and &quot;source&quot; editing<br /> <br /> Adding media to an article<br /> <br /> Citations<br /> <br /> - Automatic citation generation<br /> <br /> - Manual citation<br /> <br /> ==Article Style Guide==<br /> <br /> ===Structure of WikiAnesthesia===<br /> <br /> ===General Recommendations===<br /> - Abbreviations, brand names, terminology, formatting<br /> <br /> ===Guide to the SCR===<br /> <br /> ===(Guide to other templates)===<br /> <br /> ==Other Article Features==<br /> <br /> ===Discussion===<br /> <br /> ===Notes===<br /> <br /> ===Watching an Article===<br /> <br /> ==Practice Groups==<br /> Intro<br /> <br /> ===Joining a Practice Group===<br /> <br /> ===Creating a Practice Group===<br /> <br /> ====Inviting Users====<br /> <br /> ==Getting Credit for Contributions==<br /> Intro<br /> <br /> ===Your Contribution Score===<br /> <br /> ===Other Rewards &amp; Recognition===<br /> - Editorial levels<br /> <br /> - Scholarly Electives<br /> <br /> - Special Recognition<br /> <br /> ===Involving your Institution===<br /> <br /> ==WikiAnesthesia Development==</div>

Stuart.vandergreeff https://alpha.wikianesthesia.org/w/index.php?title=WikiAnesthesia_Contributor_Guide&diff=2079 2021-04-24T00:36:41Z

<p>Stuart.vandergreeff: </p> <hr /> <div>There are lots of ways to contribute to WikiAnesthesia, whatever your profession, training level, or location through creating, editing, and discussing articles on the main site or within your Practice Group. <br /> <br /> == Creating &amp; Managing An Account ==<br /> In order to contribute to WikiAnesthesia you will need to create an account:<br /> <br /> # '''Create an account'''. We ask for users' real name and credentials to attribute credit appropriately and facilitate growth of the WikiAnesthesia community.<br /> # Confirm your email address (required before creating content). If you do not receive a confirmation email, check your spam folder. You can also resend the email from the email options section of your preferences.<br /> <br /> New users can create new articles and edit most articles on the site immediately. To combat spam, any changes made by new users will be visible to that user, but not immediately reflected on the public site until they are reviewed by an editor. Once a new user has made several successful edits, their account will be promoted to the contributor level which will bypass editor review of future contributions. &lt;code&gt;can we go over this process please; possibly move to section below&lt;/code&gt;<br /> <br /> To manage your account click the Account button in the top right corner and select Preferences<br /> <br /> ''- Public Profile''<br /> <br /> ''- Institutional Affiliation''<br /> <br /> ''- Editor settings''<br /> <br /> == Important Information for New Users ==<br /> Before you begin creating or editing content, please review the following information carefully<br /> <br /> === WikiAnesthesia Principles ===<br /> &lt;code&gt;Not sure what exact direction to take with this but I want to provide a rapid overview of the site principles here that is unashamedly adapted from Wikipedia.&lt;/code&gt;<br /> <br /> <br /> &lt;code&gt;mostly taken directly from that of Wikipedia. My current thinking is to expound these three basic principles with a brief explanation as how they apply specifically to WikiAnesthesia and with links to further information from Wikipedia which is obviously much more developed, rather than writing our own extensive documentation. I'm assuming/hoping that we are on the same page about the principles!&lt;/code&gt;<br /> <br /> When editing WikiAnesthesia, bear the following principles in mind:<br /> <br /> *WikiAnesthesia is a work in progress: <br /> **WikiAnesthesia is only just getting started and will take time to reach its potential, with your help!<br /> **Incomplete or poorly written articles are not a problem but a starting point, perfection is not required and articles will never be &quot;finished&quot; as anesthesia practice continue to evolve.<br /> **With that in mind, as Wikipedia puts it: [[wikipedia:Wikipedia:Be_bold|Be bold]] in editing or creating articles.<br /> *WikiAnesthesia is a collaboration:<br /> **Articles do not have owners, and most can be edited by any user, and once created content is &lt;u&gt;free for others to use&lt;/u&gt; <br /> **Content decisions are reached by consensus through users editing and discussing pages - &lt;code&gt;link to edit summaries and discussion&lt;/code&gt;<br /> **&lt;code&gt;Etiquette here&lt;/code&gt;<br /> *WikiAnesthesia is free and open<br /> **Free to access<br /> **Free to edit (within reasonable limits)<br /> **Free to reproduce (within reasonable limits) &lt;code&gt;link to CC license info&lt;/code&gt;<br /> **Free from plagiarism<br /> **Free from industry influence, bias, or other conflicts of interest - if you have a conflict of interest please declare it on your user page and do not make edits where this conflict would manifest<br /> **Open to everyone who is learning or practicing anesthesia, regardless of profession, training level, or location (please remember though that anyone can browse the site and usernames are not anonymous)<br /> <br /> ==Using the Editor==<br /> <br /> ===Creating a new article===<br /> Using page templates<br /> <br /> ===Using the article editor===<br /> Switching between &quot;visual&quot; and &quot;source&quot; editing<br /> <br /> Adding media to an article<br /> <br /> Citations<br /> <br /> - Automatic citation generation<br /> <br /> - Manual citation<br /> <br /> ==Article Style Guide==<br /> <br /> ===Structure of WikiAnesthesia===<br /> <br /> ===General Recommendations===<br /> - Abbreviations, brand names, terminology, formatting<br /> <br /> ===Guide to the SCR===<br /> <br /> ===(Guide to other templates)===<br /> <br /> ==Other Article Features==<br /> <br /> ===Discussion===<br /> <br /> ===Notes===<br /> <br /> ===Watching an Article===<br /> <br /> ==Practice Groups==<br /> Intro<br /> <br /> ===Joining a Practice Group===<br /> <br /> ===Creating a Practice Group===<br /> <br /> ====Inviting Users====<br /> <br /> ==Getting Credit for Contributions==<br /> Intro<br /> <br /> ===Your Contribution Score===<br /> <br /> ===Other Rewards &amp; Recognition===<br /> - Editorial levels<br /> <br /> - Scholarly Electives<br /> <br /> - Special Recognition<br /> <br /> ===Involving your Institution===<br /> <br /> ==WikiAnesthesia Development==</div>

Stuart.vandergreeff https://alpha.wikianesthesia.org/w/index.php?title=WikiAnesthesia_Contributor_Guide&diff=2078 2021-04-23T00:05:42Z

<p>Stuart.vandergreeff: </p> <hr /> <div>There are lots of ways to contribute to WikiAnesthesia, whatever your profession, training level, or location through creating, editing, and discussing articles on the main site or within your Practice Group. <br /> <br /> == Creating &amp; Managing An Account ==<br /> In order to contribute to WikiAnesthesia you will need to create an account:<br /> <br /> # '''Create an account'''. We ask for users' real name and credentials to attribute credit appropriately and facilitate growth of the WikiAnesthesia community.<br /> # Confirm your email address (required before creating content). If you do not receive a confirmation email, check your spam folder. You can also resend the email from the email options section of your preferences.<br /> <br /> New users can create new articles and edit most articles on the site immediately. To combat spam, any changes made by new users will be visible to that user, but not immediately reflected on the public site until they are reviewed by an editor. Once a new user has made several successful edits, their account will be promoted to the contributor level which will bypass editor review of future contributions. &lt;code&gt;can we go over this process please; possibly move to section below&lt;/code&gt;<br /> <br /> To manage your account click the Account button in the top right corner and select Preferences<br /> <br /> ''- Public Profile''<br /> <br /> ''- Institutional Affiliation''<br /> <br /> ''- Editor settings''<br /> <br /> == Important Information for New Users ==<br /> Before you begin creating or editing content, please review the following information carefully<br /> <br /> === WikiAnesthesia Principles ===<br /> &lt;code&gt;Not sure what exact direction to take with this but I want to provide a rapid overview of the site principles here that is unashamedly adapted from Wikipedia.&lt;/code&gt;<br /> <br /> <br /> &lt;code&gt;mostly taken directly from that of Wikipedia. My current thinking is to expound these three basic principles with a brief explanation as how they apply specifically to WikiAnesthesia and with links to further information from Wikipedia which is obviously much more developed, rather than writing our own extensive documentation. I'm assuming/hoping that we are on the same page about the principles!&lt;/code&gt;<br /> <br /> When editing WikiAnesthesia, bear the following principles in mind:<br /> <br /> *WikiAnesthesia is a work in progress: <br /> **WikiAnesthesia is only just getting started and will take time to reach its potential, with your help!<br /> **Incomplete or poorly written articles are not a problem but a starting point, perfection is not required and articles will never be &quot;finished&quot; as anesthesia practice continue to evolve.<br /> **With that in mind, as Wikipedia puts it: [[wikipedia:Wikipedia:Be_bold|Be bold]] in editing or creating articles.<br /> *WikiAnesthesia is a collaboration:<br /> **Articles do not have owners, most can be edited by any user, and once created content is &lt;u&gt;free for others to use&lt;/u&gt; &lt;code&gt;link to CC license info&lt;/code&gt;<br /> **WikiAnesthesia is created by and for all those learning and practicing anesthesia, regardless of profession, training level, or location; all users have something of value to add and should be respected<br /> ***Possibly something more about lack of hierarchies and reaching community consensus?<br /> ***[[wikipedia:Wikipedia:Etiquette|Etiquette]] / editing and discussing<br /> ***Conflicts of interest/neutrality/plagiarism<br /> *WikiAnesthesia is free and open<br /> **Article content should be free from bias, if you have a conflict of interest please declare it on your user page and do not make edits where this conflict would manifest<br /> **WikiAnesthsia is written for anesthesia practitioners, not the general public, but please bear in mind that anyone can browse the site and your username is visible<br /> <br /> ==Using the Editor==<br /> <br /> ===Creating a new article===<br /> Using page templates<br /> <br /> ===Using the article editor===<br /> Switching between &quot;visual&quot; and &quot;source&quot; editing<br /> <br /> Adding media to an article<br /> <br /> Citations<br /> <br /> - Automatic citation generation<br /> <br /> - Manual citation<br /> <br /> ==Article Style Guide==<br /> <br /> ===Structure of WikiAnesthesia===<br /> <br /> ===General Recommendations===<br /> - Abbreviations, brand names, terminology, formatting<br /> <br /> ===Guide to the SCR===<br /> <br /> ===(Guide to other templates)===<br /> <br /> ==Other Article Features==<br /> <br /> ===Discussion===<br /> <br /> ===Notes===<br /> <br /> ===Watching an Article===<br /> <br /> ==Practice Groups==<br /> Intro<br /> <br /> ===Joining a Practice Group===<br /> <br /> ===Creating a Practice Group===<br /> <br /> ====Inviting Users====<br /> <br /> ==Getting Credit for Contributions==<br /> Intro<br /> <br /> ===Your Contribution Score===<br /> <br /> ===Other Rewards &amp; Recognition===<br /> - Editorial levels<br /> <br /> - Scholarly Electives<br /> <br /> - Special Recognition<br /> <br /> ===Involving your Institution===<br /> <br /> ==WikiAnesthesia Development==</div>

Stuart.vandergreeff https://alpha.wikianesthesia.org/w/index.php?title=WikiAnesthesia_Contributor_Guide&diff=2059 2021-04-20T00:14:14Z

<p>Stuart.vandergreeff: </p> <hr /> <div>There are lots of ways to contribute to WikiAnesthesia, whatever your profession, training level, or location through creating, editing, and discussing articles on the main site or within your Practice Group. <br /> <br /> == Creating &amp; Managing An Account ==<br /> In order to contribute to WikiAnesthesia you will need to create an account:<br /> <br /> # '''Create an account'''. We ask for users' real name and credentials to attribute credit appropriately and facilitate growth of the WikiAnesthesia community.<br /> # Confirm your email address (required before creating content). If you do not receive a confirmation email, check your spam folder. You can also resend the email from the email options section of your preferences.<br /> <br /> New users can create new articles and edit most articles on the site immediately. To combat spam, any changes made by new users will be visible to that user, but not immediately reflected on the public site until they are reviewed by an editor. Once a new user has made several successful edits, their account will be promoted to the contributor level which will bypass editor review of future contributions. &lt;code&gt;can we go over this process please; possibly move to section below&lt;/code&gt;<br /> <br /> To manage your account click the Account button in the top right corner and select Preferences<br /> <br /> ''- Public Profile''<br /> <br /> ''- Institutional Affiliation''<br /> <br /> ''- Editor settings''<br /> <br /> == Important Information for New Users ==<br /> Before you begin creating or editing content, please review the following information carefully<br /> <br /> === WikiAnesthesia Principles ===<br /> &lt;code&gt;Not sure what exact direction to take with this but I want to provide a rapid overview of the site principles here that is unashamedly mostly taken directly from that of Wikipedia. My current thinking is to expound these three basic principles with a brief explanation as how they apply specifically to WikiAnesthesia and with links to further information from Wikipedia which is obviously much more developed, rather than writing our own extensive documentation. I'm assuming/hoping that we are on the same page about the principles!&lt;/code&gt;<br /> <br /> When editing WikiAnesthesia, bear the following principles in mind:<br /> <br /> *WikiAnesthesia is a work in progress: <br /> **Incomplete or poorly written articles are not a problem but a starting point, perfection is not required and articles will never be &quot;finished&quot; as anesthesia practice continue to evolve.<br /> **With that in mind, as Wikipedia puts it: [[wikipedia:Wikipedia:Be_bold|Be bold]] in editing or creating articles.<br /> *WikiAnesthesia is a collaboration:<br /> **Articles do not have owners, and most can be edited by any user<br /> ***''One exception is if a user has a conflict of interest''<br /> **[[wikipedia:Wikipedia:Etiquette|The Wikipedia Etiquette guide]]<br /> **Except: conflicts of interest.<br /> **''To include:''<br /> ***''About community regulating content/no arbiter of truth/no hierarchies''<br /> ***''Use of discussion/edit summaries''<br /> *WikiAnesthesia is open:<br /> **WikiAnesthesia is open to anyone with an internet connection; written by and for any anesthesia practitioner regardless of profession, training level, or location.<br /> **To include:<br /> ***Copyright<br /> ***''+/- Plagiarism''<br /> <br /> ====Conflicts of Interest====<br /> If you have a conflict of interest please declare it on your &lt;u&gt;public profile&lt;/u&gt;, and do not edit related pages.<br /> <br /> ==Using the Editor==<br /> <br /> ===Creating a new article===<br /> Using page templates<br /> <br /> ===Using the article editor===<br /> Switching between &quot;visual&quot; and &quot;source&quot; editing<br /> <br /> Adding media to an article<br /> <br /> Citations<br /> <br /> - Automatic citation generation<br /> <br /> - Manual citation<br /> <br /> ==Article Style Guide==<br /> <br /> ===Structure of WikiAnesthesia===<br /> <br /> ===General Recommendations===<br /> - Abbreviations, brand names, terminology, formatting<br /> <br /> ===Guide to the SCR===<br /> <br /> ===(Guide to other templates)===<br /> <br /> ==Other Article Features==<br /> <br /> ===Discussion===<br /> <br /> ===Notes===<br /> <br /> ===Watching an Article===<br /> <br /> ==Practice Groups==<br /> Intro<br /> <br /> ===Joining a Practice Group===<br /> <br /> ===Creating a Practice Group===<br /> <br /> ====Inviting Users====<br /> <br /> ==Getting Credit for Contributions==<br /> Intro<br /> <br /> ===Your Contribution Score===<br /> <br /> ===Other Rewards &amp; Recognition===<br /> - Editorial levels<br /> <br /> - Scholarly Electives<br /> <br /> - Special Recognition<br /> <br /> ===Involving your Institution===<br /> <br /> ==WikiAnesthesia Development==</div>

Stuart.vandergreeff https://alpha.wikianesthesia.org/w/index.php?title=WikiAnesthesia_Contributor_Guide&diff=2058 2021-04-20T00:07:53Z

<p>Stuart.vandergreeff: </p> <hr /> <div>There are lots of ways to contribute to WikiAnesthesia, whatever your profession, training level, or location through creating, editing, and discussing articles on the main site or within your Practice Group. <br /> <br /> == Creating &amp; Managing An Account ==<br /> In order to contribute to WikiAnesthesia you will need to create an account:<br /> <br /> # '''Create an account'''. We ask for users' real name and credentials to attribute credit appropriately and facilitate growth of the WikiAnesthesia community.<br /> # Confirm your email address (required before creating content). If you do not receive a confirmation email, check your spam folder. You can also resend the email from the email options section of your preferences.<br /> <br /> New users can create new articles and edit most articles on the site immediately. To combat spam, any changes made by new users will be visible to that user, but not immediately reflected on the public site until they are reviewed by an editor. Once a new user has made several successful edits, their account will be promoted to the contributor level which will bypass editor review of future contributions. &lt;code&gt;can we go over this process please; possibly move to section below&lt;/code&gt;<br /> <br /> To manage your account click the Account button in the top right corner and select Preferences<br /> <br /> ''- Public Profile''<br /> <br /> ''- Institutional Affiliation''<br /> <br /> ''- Editor settings''<br /> <br /> == Important Information for New Users ==<br /> Before you begin creating or editing content, please review the following information carefully<br /> <br /> === WikiAnesthesia Principles ===<br /> &lt;code&gt;Not sure what exact direction to take with this but I want to provide a rapid overview of the site principles here that is unashamedly mostly taken directly from that of Wikipedia. My current thinking is to expound these three basic principles with a brief explanation as how they apply specifically to WikiAnesthesia and with links to further information from Wikipedia which is obviously much more developed, rather than writing our own extensive documentation. I'm assuming/hoping that we are on the same page about the principles!&lt;/code&gt;<br /> <br /> When editing WikiAnesthesia, bear the following principles in mind:<br /> <br /> *WikiAnesthesia is a work in progress: <br /> **Incomplete or poorly written articles are not a problem but a starting point, perfection is not required and articles will never be &quot;finished&quot; as anesthesia practice continue to evolve.<br /> **With that in mind, as Wikipedia puts it: [[wikipedia:Wikipedia:Be_bold|Be bold]] in editing or creating articles.<br /> *WikiAnesthesia is a collaboration:<br /> **Articles do not have owners, and can be edited by any user <br /> **[[wikipedia:Wikipedia:Etiquette|The Wikipedia Etiquette guide]]<br /> **''following the etiquette guidelines below.''<br /> **Except: conflicts of interest.<br /> **''Etiquette here''<br /> ***''Something here or in the etiquette guide about the community regulating content''<br /> *WikiAnesthesia is open:<br /> **WikiAnesthesia is open to anyone with an internet connection; written by and for any anesthesia practitioner regardless of profession, training level, or location. <br /> **(Note on copyright of work)<br /> **(Would like to say something about external hierarchies not applying even though real names are used)<br /> **''Plagiarism could go here''<br /> <br /> ====Conflicts of Interest====<br /> If you have a conflict of interest please declare it on your &lt;u&gt;public profile&lt;/u&gt;, and do not edit related pages.<br /> <br /> ====Etiquette====<br /> Link out to wikipedia's etiquette guide as the basis<br /> <br /> Notes on using discussion and the edit summary<br /> <br /> Conflicts of interest kind of fits here<br /> <br /> ====Plagiarism &amp; Copyright====<br /> <br /> ==Using the Editor==<br /> <br /> ===Creating a new article===<br /> Using page templates<br /> <br /> ===Using the article editor===<br /> Switching between &quot;visual&quot; and &quot;source&quot; editing<br /> <br /> Adding media to an article<br /> <br /> Citations<br /> <br /> - Automatic citation generation<br /> <br /> - Manual citation<br /> <br /> ==Article Style Guide==<br /> <br /> ===Structure of WikiAnesthesia===<br /> <br /> ===General Recommendations===<br /> - Abbreviations, brand names, terminology, formatting<br /> <br /> ===Guide to the SCR===<br /> <br /> ===(Guide to other templates)===<br /> <br /> ==Other Article Features==<br /> <br /> ===Discussion===<br /> <br /> ===Notes===<br /> <br /> ===Watching an Article===<br /> <br /> ==Practice Groups==<br /> Intro<br /> <br /> ===Joining a Practice Group===<br /> <br /> ===Creating a Practice Group===<br /> <br /> ====Inviting Users====<br /> <br /> ==Getting Credit for Contributions==<br /> Intro<br /> <br /> ===Your Contribution Score===<br /> <br /> ===Other Rewards &amp; Recognition===<br /> - Editorial levels<br /> <br /> - Scholarly Electives<br /> <br /> - Special Recognition<br /> <br /> ===Involving your Institution===<br /> <br /> ==WikiAnesthesia Development==</div>

Stuart.vandergreeff https://alpha.wikianesthesia.org/w/index.php?title=WikiAnesthesia_Contributor_Guide&diff=2017 2021-04-18T16:22:47Z

<p>Stuart.vandergreeff: </p> <hr /> <div>There are lots of ways to contribute to WikiAnesthesia, whatever your profession, training level, or location through creating, editing, and discussing articles on the main site or within your Practice Group. <br /> <br /> == Creating &amp; Managing An Account ==<br /> In order to contribute to WikiAnesthesia you will need to create an account:<br /> <br /> # '''Create an account'''. We ask for users' real name and credentials to attribute credit appropriately and facilitate growth of the WikiAnesthesia community.<br /> # Confirm your email address (required before creating content). If you do not receive a confirmation email, check your spam folder. You can also resend the email from the email options section of your preferences.<br /> <br /> New users can create new articles and edit most articles on the site immediately. To combat spam, any changes made by new users will be visible to that user, but not immediately reflected on the public site until they are reviewed by an editor. Once a new user has made several successful edits, their account will be promoted to the contributor level which will bypass editor review of future contributions. &lt;code&gt;can we go over this process please; possibly move to section below&lt;/code&gt;<br /> <br /> To manage your account click the Account button in the top right corner and select Preferences<br /> <br /> ''- Public Profile''<br /> <br /> ''- Institutional Affiliation''<br /> <br /> ''- Editor settings''<br /> <br /> == Important Information for New Users ==<br /> Before you begin creating or editing content, please review the following information carefully<br /> <br /> === WikiAnesthesia Vision/Principles (?name) ===<br /> WikiAnesthesia content should follow these basic principles:<br /> <br /> ''- Concept here of open, no barriers, self-regulation, and oversight''<br /> <br /> ''- Work in Progress''<br /> <br /> ''- Open, Collaborative, &amp; Inclusive (worldwide)''<br /> <br /> ''- Clinically Relevant''<br /> <br /> ''- Unbiased''<br /> <br /> ==== Conflicts of Interest ====<br /> <br /> ==== Etiquette ====<br /> ''- interprofessionalism''<br /> <br /> ==== Plagiarism &amp; Copyright ====<br /> <br /> == Using the Editor ==<br /> <br /> === Creating a new article ===<br /> Using page templates<br /> <br /> === Using the article editor ===<br /> Switching between &quot;visual&quot; and &quot;source&quot; editing<br /> <br /> Adding media to an article<br /> <br /> Citations<br /> <br /> - Automatic citation generation<br /> <br /> - Manual citation<br /> <br /> == Article Style Guide ==<br /> <br /> === Structure of WikiAnesthesia ===<br /> <br /> === General Recommendations ===<br /> - Abbreviations, brand names, terminology, formatting<br /> <br /> === Guide to the SCR ===<br /> <br /> === (Guide to other templates) ===<br /> <br /> == Other Article Features ==<br /> <br /> === Discussion ===<br /> <br /> === Notes ===<br /> <br /> === Watching an Article ===<br /> <br /> == Practice Groups ==<br /> Intro<br /> <br /> === Joining a Practice Group ===<br /> <br /> === Creating a Practice Group ===<br /> <br /> ==== Inviting Users ====<br /> <br /> == Getting Credit for Contributions ==<br /> Intro<br /> <br /> === Your Contribution Score ===<br /> <br /> === Other Rewards &amp; Recognition ===<br /> - Editorial levels<br /> <br /> - Scholarly Electives<br /> <br /> - Special Recognition<br /> <br /> === Involving your Institution ===<br /> <br /> == WikiAnesthesia Development ==</div>

Stuart.vandergreeff https://alpha.wikianesthesia.org/w/index.php?title=About_WikiAnesthesia&diff=2016 2021-04-18T15:38:23Z

<p>Stuart.vandergreeff: </p> <hr /> <div>WikiAnesthesia is an open-access online collaboration among anesthesia practitioners from around the world. The WikiAnesthesia mission is to make up-to-date, relevant, and unbiased anesthesia knowledge freely available to anyone with an internet connection.<br /> <br /> WikiAnesthesia is: <br /> <br /> * written by anesthesia practitioners, for anesthesia practitioners <br /> * a continual work in progress; content creation began in 2021 &lt;code&gt;(''can we have a stats counter here?)''&lt;/code&gt; <br /> * a place for all clinical anesthesia content; focus for initial development is currently on the Surgical Case Reference, a concise but clinically comprehensive guide aimed to help any practitioner prepare for a case with which they are unfamiliar or do not perform regularly <br /> * a place for discussion and sharing of personal tips and insights <br /> * a platform for sharing private protocols and guidelines within organizations through Practice Groups <br /> <br /> <br /> Guidance on writing and editing articles, and receiving academic credit for contributions can be found at &lt;u&gt;[[WikiAnesthesia:Contributor guide|WikiAnesthesia: Contributor Guide]]&lt;/u&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;code&gt;For consideration: &quot;More information about the WikiAnesthesia Foundation can be found at &lt;u&gt;About the WikiAnesthesia Foundation&quot;&lt;/u&gt;&lt;/code&gt;<br /> <br /> == Using WikiAnesthesia ==<br /> <br /> === Disclaimers ===<br /> Please read the &lt;u&gt;full disclaimers&lt;/u&gt; prior to using WikiAnesthesia. Importantly''':''' <br /> <br /> * '''WikiAnesthesia is a community collaboration and most pages can be edited by any member; as such, the accuracy and completeness of the work cannot be guaranteed. WikiAnesthesia is provided &quot;as is&quot;, for informational purposes only, and is not intended to serve as medical advice or expert medical opinion.'''<br /> <br /> * '''The WikiAnesthesia Foundation, the site managers, editors, contributing authors, and other people and organizations related to this site make this information available without warranties of any kind, express or implied. We disclaim any liability, loss, or damage caused by the contents. If you do not wish to be bound by the foregoing cautions and conditions, please do not use this site or service.'''<br /> <br /> === Articles ===<br /> WikiAnesthesia contains individual articles within the structure of the Table of Contents, to find out more about the structure of WikiAnesthesia see the &lt;u&gt;Structure&lt;/u&gt; section within &lt;u&gt;WikiAnesthesia Contributor Guide.&lt;/u&gt; <br /> <br /> Types of articles include:<br /> <br /> * Surgical Case References<br /> *Anesthesia Drug References<br /> *Anesthesia Comorbidity References<br /> *Airway Management, Procedures, and Regional Anesthesia Techniques<br /> *Anesthesia Anatomy and Physiology<br /> *Anything else you want to write!<br /> &lt;br&gt;The main focus during initial development is the surgical case reference: a concise but clinically comprehensive guide aimed to help any practitioner prepare for a case with which they are unfamiliar or do not perform regularly. The surgical case references contain the following sections:<br /> <br /> *Preoperative:<br /> **Descriptions of the patient population undergoing this procedure, common comorbidities, preoperative patient optimization, operating room preparation, and suitable regional/neuraxial techniques<br /> *Intraoperative:<br /> **Considerations for induction and maintenance of anesthesia, airway management, monitoring, positioning, and the steps of the surgical procedure of relevance to the anesthesia practitioner<br /> *Postoperative:<br /> **Considerations for emergence, disposition, and complications in the immediate postoperative period of relevance to the anesthesia practitioner<br /> Use the search box to find the case you're looking for, browse the table of contents, or take a look at these featured pages:<br /> <br /> ''&lt;code&gt;Can we have the featured articles box here?&lt;/code&gt;''<br /> <br /> === Saved Pages ===<br /> &lt;code&gt;If this feature is implemented&lt;/code&gt;<br /> <br /> ===Notes===<br /> [[File:Menu - Notes.png|thumb|The location of the Notes and Discussion function when viewing articles]]<br /> &lt;u&gt;Registered users&lt;/u&gt; can create their own private notes on any page by clicking My notes within the Page menu. You can use this to make notes on your specific approach to cases, for example. <br /> <br /> &lt;code&gt;Any technical info people should know? e.g., backups, space limitation?&lt;/code&gt;<br /> <br /> ===Discussion===<br /> &lt;u&gt;Registered users&lt;/u&gt; are encouraged to discuss articles with the community, click the Discussion button within the Page menu, enter a topic name and begin. The discussion page is visible to non-registered users, and can be used to talk about potential changes to the article, personal tips, and recommendations. <br /> <br /> ===Practice Groups===<br /> Practice groups is a feature that allows members of an organization to use the WikiAnesthesia platform to create and curate local anesthesia practices and protocols.<br /> <br /> &lt;code&gt;Need some more brief introduction to the PGs&lt;/code&gt; <br /> <br /> Find out more at the &lt;u&gt;Practice Groups&lt;/u&gt; section in the &lt;u&gt;Contributor Guide.&lt;/u&gt; <br /> ===The Future===<br /> &lt;code&gt;Any future plans vs. ideas we want here, e.g., journal watch/summaries, the polls, research&lt;/code&gt; <br /> <br /> - If you have ideas for future development, or would like to contribute to WikiAnesthesia development contact:<br /> <br /> ==Contributing to WikiAnesthesia==<br /> There are lots of ways to contribute to WikiAnesthesia, whatever your profession, training level, or location through creating, editing, and discussing articles on the main site or within your Practice Group. For a full guide to contributing, including receiving academic credit for your contributions see the &lt;u&gt;WikiAnesthesia Contribution Guide&lt;/u&gt;. In addition, if you would like to contribute to WikiAnesthesia administration please &lt;u&gt;contact the administration team&lt;/u&gt;. <br /> ==FAQ==<br /> &lt;code&gt;Need some questions here! Thoughts: who runs WA, who pays/how is it free/is it trustworthy&lt;/code&gt;</div>

Stuart.vandergreeff https://alpha.wikianesthesia.org/w/index.php?title=About_WikiAnesthesia&diff=2015 2021-04-18T15:36:36Z

<p>Stuart.vandergreeff: </p> <hr /> <div>WikiAnesthesia is an open-access online collaboration among anesthesia practitioners from around the world. The WikiAnesthesia mission is to make up-to-date, relevant, and unbiased anesthesia knowledge freely available to anyone with an internet connection.<br /> <br /> WikiAnesthesia is: <br /> <br /> * written by anesthesia practitioners, for anesthesia practitioners <br /> * a continual work in progress; content creation began in 2021 &lt;code&gt;(''can we have a stats counter here?)''&lt;/code&gt; <br /> * a place for all clinical anesthesia content; focus for initial development is currently on the Surgical Case Reference, a concise but clinically comprehensive guide aimed to help any practitioner prepare for a case with which they are unfamiliar or do not perform regularly <br /> * a place for discussion and sharing of personal tips and insights <br /> * a platform for sharing private protocols and guidelines within organizations through Practice Groups <br /> <br /> <br /> Guidance on writing and editing articles, and receiving academic credit for contributions can be found at &lt;u&gt;[[WikiAnesthesia:Contributor guide|WikiAnesthesia: Contributor Guide]]&lt;/u&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;code&gt;For consideration: &quot;More information about the WikiAnesthesia Foundation can be found at &lt;u&gt;About the WikiAnesthesia Foundation&quot;&lt;/u&gt;&lt;/code&gt;<br /> <br /> == Using WikiAnesthesia ==<br /> <br /> === Disclaimers ===<br /> Please read the &lt;u&gt;full disclaimers&lt;/u&gt; prior to using WikiAnesthesia. Importantly''':''' <br /> <br /> * '''WikiAnesthesia is a community collaboration and most pages can be edited by any member; as such, the accuracy and completeness of the work cannot be guaranteed. WikiAnesthesia is provided &quot;as is&quot;, for informational purposes only, and is not intended to serve as medical advice or expert medical opinion.'''<br /> <br /> * '''The WikiAnesthesia Foundation, the site managers, editors, contributing authors, and other people and organizations related to this site make this information available without warranties of any kind, express or implied. We disclaim any liability, loss, or damage caused by the contents. If you do not wish to be bound by the foregoing cautions and conditions, please do not use this site or service.'''<br /> <br /> === Articles ===<br /> WikiAnesthesia contains individual articles within the structure of the Table of Contents, to find out more about the structure of WikiAnesthesia see the &lt;u&gt;Structure&lt;/u&gt; section within &lt;u&gt;WikiAnesthesia Contributor Guide.&lt;/u&gt; <br /> <br /> Types of articles include:<br /> <br /> * Surgical Case References<br /> *Anesthesia Drug References<br /> *Anesthesia Comorbidity References<br /> *Airway Management, Procedures, and Regional Anesthesia Techniques<br /> *Anesthesia Anatomy and Physiology<br /> *Anything else you want to write!<br /> &lt;br&gt;The main focus during initial development is the surgical case reference: a concise but clinically comprehensive guide aimed to help any practitioner prepare for a case with which they are unfamiliar or do not perform regularly. The surgical case references contain the following sections:<br /> <br /> *Preoperative:<br /> **Descriptions of the patient population undergoing this procedure, common comorbidities, preoperative patient optimization, operating room preparation, and suitable regional/neuraxial techniques<br /> *Intraoperative:<br /> **Considerations for induction and maintenance of anesthesia, airway management, monitoring, positioning, and the steps of the surgical procedure of relevance to the anesthesia practitioner<br /> *Postoperative:<br /> **Considerations for emergence, disposition, and complications in the immediate postoperative period of relevance to the anesthesia practitioner<br /> Use the search box to find the case you're looking for, browse the table of contents, or take a look at these featured pages:<br /> <br /> ''&lt;code&gt;Can we have the featured articles box here?&lt;/code&gt;''<br /> <br /> ===Notes===<br /> [[File:Menu - Notes.png|thumb|The location of the Notes and Discussion function when viewing articles]]<br /> &lt;u&gt;Registered users&lt;/u&gt; can create their own private notes on any page by clicking My notes within the Page menu. You can use this to make notes on your specific approach to cases, for example. <br /> <br /> &lt;code&gt;Any technical info people should know? e.g., backups, space limitation?&lt;/code&gt;<br /> <br /> ===Discussion===<br /> &lt;u&gt;Registered users&lt;/u&gt; are encouraged to discuss articles with the community, click the Discussion button within the Page menu, enter a topic name and begin. The discussion page is visible to non-registered users, and can be used to talk about potential changes to the article, personal tips, and recommendations. <br /> <br /> ===Practice Groups===<br /> Practice groups is a feature that allows members of an organization to use the WikiAnesthesia platform to create and curate local anesthesia practices and protocols.<br /> <br /> &lt;code&gt;Need some more brief introduction to the PGs&lt;/code&gt; <br /> <br /> Find out more at the &lt;u&gt;Practice Groups&lt;/u&gt; section in the &lt;u&gt;Contributor Guide.&lt;/u&gt; <br /> ===The Future===<br /> &lt;code&gt;Any future plans vs. ideas we want here, e.g., journal watch/summaries, the polls, research&lt;/code&gt; <br /> <br /> - If you have ideas for future development, or would like to contribute to WikiAnesthesia development contact:<br /> <br /> ==Contributing to WikiAnesthesia==<br /> There are lots of ways to contribute to WikiAnesthesia, whatever your profession, training level, or location through creating, editing, and discussing articles on the main site or within your Practice Group. For a full guide to contributing, including receiving academic credit for your contributions see the &lt;u&gt;WikiAnesthesia Contribution Guide&lt;/u&gt;. In addition, if you would like to contribute to WikiAnesthesia administration please &lt;u&gt;contact the administration team&lt;/u&gt;. <br /> ==FAQ==<br /> &lt;code&gt;Need some questions here! Thoughts: who runs WA, who pays/how is it free/is it trustworthy&lt;/code&gt;</div>

Stuart.vandergreeff https://alpha.wikianesthesia.org/w/index.php?title=About_WikiAnesthesia&diff=2013 2021-04-18T15:31:28Z

<p>Stuart.vandergreeff: </p> <hr /> <div>WikiAnesthesia is an open-access online collaboration among anesthesia practitioners from around the world. The WikiAnesthesia mission is to make up-to-date, relevant, and unbiased anesthesia knowledge freely available to anyone with an internet connection.<br /> <br /> WikiAnesthesia is: <br /> <br /> * written by anesthesia practitioners, for anesthesia practitioners <br /> * a continual work in progress; content creation began in 2021 &lt;code&gt;(''can we have a stats counter here?)''&lt;/code&gt; <br /> * a place for all clinical anesthesia content; focus for initial development is currently on the Surgical Case Reference, a concise but clinically comprehensive guide aimed to help any practitioner prepare for a case with which they are unfamiliar or do not perform regularly <br /> * a place for discussion and sharing of personal tips and insights <br /> * a platform for sharing private protocols and guidelines within organizations through Practice Groups <br /> <br /> <br /> Guidance on writing and editing articles, and receiving academic credit for contributions can be found at &lt;u&gt;[[WikiAnesthesia:Contributor guide|WikiAnesthesia: Contributor Guide]]&lt;/u&gt;<br /> <br /> More information about the WikiAnesthesia Foundation can be found at &lt;u&gt;About the WikiAnesthesia Foundation&lt;/u&gt;<br /> <br /> == Using WikiAnesthesia ==<br /> <br /> === Disclaimers ===<br /> Please read the &lt;u&gt;full disclaimers&lt;/u&gt; prior to using WikiAnesthesia. Importantly''':''' <br /> <br /> * '''WikiAnesthesia is a community collaboration and most pages can be edited by any member; as such, the accuracy and completeness of the work cannot be guaranteed. WikiAnesthesia is provided &quot;as is&quot;, for informational purposes only, and is not intended to serve as medical advice or expert medical opinion.'''<br /> <br /> * '''The WikiAnesthesia Foundation, the site managers, editors, contributing authors, and other people and organizations related to this site make this information available without warranties of any kind, express or implied. We disclaim any liability, loss, or damage caused by the contents. If you do not wish to be bound by the foregoing cautions and conditions, please do not use this site or service.'''<br /> <br /> === Articles ===<br /> WikiAnesthesia contains individual articles within the structure of the Table of Contents, to find out more about the structure of WikiAnesthesia see the &lt;u&gt;Structure&lt;/u&gt; section within &lt;u&gt;WikiAnesthesia Contributor Guide.&lt;/u&gt; <br /> <br /> Types of articles include:<br /> <br /> * Surgical Case References<br /> *Anesthesia Drug References<br /> *Anesthesia Comorbidity References<br /> *Airway Management, Procedures, and Regional Anesthesia Techniques<br /> *Anesthesia Anatomy and Physiology<br /> *Anything else you want to write!<br /> &lt;br&gt;The main focus during initial development is the surgical case reference: a concise but clinically comprehensive guide aimed to help any practitioner prepare for a case with which they are unfamiliar or do not perform regularly. The surgical case references contain the following sections:<br /> <br /> *Preoperative:<br /> **Descriptions of the patient population undergoing this procedure, common comorbidities, preoperative patient optimization, operating room preparation, and suitable regional/neuraxial techniques<br /> *Intraoperative:<br /> **Considerations for induction and maintenance of anesthesia, airway management, monitoring, positioning, and the steps of the surgical procedure of relevance to the anesthesia practitioner<br /> *Postoperative:<br /> **Considerations for emergence, disposition, and complications in the immediate postoperative period of relevance to the anesthesia practitioner<br /> Use the search box to find the case you're looking for, browse the table of contents, or take a look at these featured pages:<br /> <br /> ''&lt;code&gt;Can we have the featured articles box here?&lt;/code&gt;''<br /> <br /> ===Notes===<br /> [[File:Menu - Notes.png|thumb|The location of the Notes and Discussion function when viewing articles]]<br /> &lt;u&gt;Registered users&lt;/u&gt; can create their own private notes on any page by clicking My notes within the Page menu. You can use this to make notes on your specific approach to cases, for example. <br /> <br /> &lt;code&gt;Any technical info people should know? e.g., backups, space limitation?&lt;/code&gt;<br /> <br /> ===Discussion===<br /> &lt;u&gt;Registered users&lt;/u&gt; are encouraged to discuss articles with the community, click the Discussion button within the Page menu, enter a topic name and begin. The discussion page is visible to non-registered users, and can be used to talk about potential changes to the article, personal tips, and recommendations. <br /> <br /> ===Practice Groups===<br /> Practice groups is a feature that allows members of an organization to use the WikiAnesthesia platform to create and curate local anesthesia practices and protocols.<br /> <br /> &lt;code&gt;Need some more brief introduction to the PGs&lt;/code&gt; <br /> <br /> Find out more at the &lt;u&gt;Practice Groups&lt;/u&gt; section in the &lt;u&gt;Contributor Guide.&lt;/u&gt; <br /> ===The Future===<br /> &lt;code&gt;Any future plans vs. ideas we want here, e.g., journal watch/summaries, the polls, research&lt;/code&gt; <br /> <br /> - If you have ideas for future development, or would like to contribute to WikiAnesthesia development contact:<br /> <br /> ==Contributing to WikiAnesthesia==<br /> There are lots of ways to contribute to WikiAnesthesia, whatever your profession, training level, or location through creating, editing, and discussing articles on the main site or within your Practice Group. For a full guide to contributing, including receiving academic credit for your contributions see the &lt;u&gt;WikiAnesthesia Contribution Guide&lt;/u&gt;. In addition, if you would like to contribute to WikiAnesthesia administration please &lt;u&gt;contact the administration team&lt;/u&gt;. <br /> ==FAQ==<br /> &lt;code&gt;Need some questions here! Thoughts: who runs WA, who pays/how is it free/is it trustworthy&lt;/code&gt;</div>

Stuart.vandergreeff https://alpha.wikianesthesia.org/w/index.php?title=About_WikiAnesthesia&diff=2012 2021-04-18T15:28:47Z

<p>Stuart.vandergreeff: </p> <hr /> <div>WikiAnesthesia is an open-access online collaboration among anesthesia practitioners from around the world. The WikiAnesthesia mission is to make up-to-date, relevant, and unbiased anesthesia knowledge freely available to anyone with an internet connection.<br /> <br /> WikiAnesthesia is: <br /> <br /> * written by anesthesia practitioners, for anesthesia practitioners <br /> * a continual work in progress; content creation began in 2021 &lt;code&gt;(''can we have a stats counter here?)''&lt;/code&gt; <br /> * a place for all clinical anesthesia content; focus for initial development is currently on the Surgical Case Reference, a concise but clinically comprehensive guide aimed to help any practitioner prepare for a case with which they are unfamiliar or do not perform regularly <br /> * a place for discussion and sharing of personal tips and insights <br /> * a platform for sharing private protocols and guidelines within organizations through Practice Groups <br /> <br /> <br /> Guidance on writing and editing articles, and receiving academic credit for contributions can be found at &lt;u&gt;[[WikiAnesthesia:Contributor guide|WikiAnesthesia: Contributor Guide]]&lt;/u&gt;<br /> <br /> More information about the WikiAnesthesia Foundation can be found at &lt;u&gt;About the WikiAnesthesia Foundation&lt;/u&gt;<br /> <br /> == Using WikiAnesthesia ==<br /> <br /> === Disclaimers ===<br /> Please read the &lt;u&gt;full disclaimers&lt;/u&gt; prior to using WikiAnesthesia. Importantly''':''' <br /> <br /> * '''WikiAnesthesia is a community collaboration and most pages can be edited by any member; as such, the accuracy and completeness of the work cannot be guaranteed. WikiAnesthesia is provided &quot;as is&quot;, for informational purposes only, and is not intended to serve as medical advice or expert medical opinion.'''<br /> <br /> * '''The WikiAnesthesia Foundation, the site managers, editors, contributing authors, and other people and organizations related to this site make this information available without warranties of any kind, express or implied. We disclaim any liability, loss, or damage caused by the contents. If you do not wish to be bound by the foregoing cautions and conditions, please do not use this site or service.'''<br /> <br /> === Articles ===<br /> WikiAnesthesia contains individual articles within the structure of the Table of Contents, to find out more about the structure of WikiAnesthesia see the &lt;u&gt;Structure&lt;/u&gt; section within &lt;u&gt;WikiAnesthesia Contributor Guide.&lt;/u&gt; <br /> <br /> Types of articles include:<br /> <br /> * Surgical Case References<br /> *Anesthesia Drug References<br /> *Anesthesia Comorbidity References<br /> *Airway Management, Procedures, and Regional Anesthesia Techniques<br /> *Anesthesia Anatomy and Physiology<br /> *Anything else you want to write!<br /> &lt;br&gt;The main focus during initial development is the surgical case reference: a concise but clinically comprehensive guide aimed to help any practitioner prepare for a case with which they are unfamiliar or do not perform regularly. The surgical case references contain the following sections:<br /> <br /> *Preoperative:<br /> **Descriptions of the patient population undergoing this procedure, common comorbidities, preoperative patient optimization, operating room preparation, and suitable regional/neuraxial techniques<br /> *Intraoperative:<br /> **Considerations for induction and maintenance of anesthesia, airway management, monitoring, positioning, and the steps of the surgical procedure of relevance to the anesthesia practitioner<br /> *Postoperative:<br /> **Considerations for emergence, disposition, and complications in the immediate postoperative period of relevance to the anesthesia practitioner<br /> Use the search box to find the case you're looking for, browse the table of contents, or take a look at these featured pages:<br /> <br /> ''&lt;code&gt;Can we have the featured articles box here?&lt;/code&gt;''<br /> <br /> ===Notes===<br /> [[File:Menu - Notes.png|thumb|The location of the Notes and Discussion function when viewing articles]]<br /> &lt;u&gt;Registered users&lt;/u&gt; can create their own private notes on any page by clicking My notes within the Page menu. You can use this to make notes on your specific approach to cases, for example. <br /> <br /> &lt;code&gt;Any technical info people should know? e.g., backups, space limitation?&lt;/code&gt;<br /> <br /> ===Discussion===<br /> &lt;u&gt;Registered users&lt;/u&gt; are encouraged to discuss articles with the community, click the Discussion button within the Page menu, enter a topic name and begin. The discussion page is visible to non-registered users, and can be used to talk about potential changes to the article, personal tips, and recommendations. <br /> <br /> ===Practice Groups===<br /> Practice groups is a feature that allows members of an organization to use the WikiAnesthesia platform to create and curate local anesthesia practices and protocols.<br /> <br /> Need some more brief introduction to the PGs <br /> <br /> Find out more at the &lt;u&gt;Practice Groups&lt;/u&gt; section in the &lt;u&gt;Contributor Guide.&lt;/u&gt; <br /> ===The Future===<br /> &lt;code&gt;Any future plans vs. ideas we want here, e.g., journal watch/summaries, the polls, research&lt;/code&gt; <br /> <br /> - If you have ideas for future development, or would like to contribute to WikiAnesthesia development contact:<br /> <br /> ==Contributing to WikiAnesthesia==<br /> There are lots of ways to contribute to WikiAnesthesia, whatever your profession, training level, or location through creating, editing, and discussing articles on the main site or within your Practice Group. For a full guide to contributing, including receiving academic credit for your contributions see the &lt;u&gt;WikiAnesthesia Contribution Guide&lt;/u&gt;. In addition, if you would like to contribute to WikiAnesthesia administration please &lt;u&gt;contact the administration team&lt;/u&gt;. <br /> ==FAQ==<br /> &lt;code&gt;Need some questions here! Thoughts: who runs WA, who pays/how is it free/is it trustworthy&lt;/code&gt;</div>

Stuart.vandergreeff https://alpha.wikianesthesia.org/w/index.php?title=About_WikiAnesthesia&diff=2011 2021-04-18T15:21:45Z

<p>Stuart.vandergreeff: </p> <hr /> <div>WikiAnesthesia is an open-access online collaboration among anesthesia practitioners from around the world. The WikiAnesthesia mission is to make up-to-date, relevant, and unbiased anesthesia knowledge freely available to anyone with an internet connection.<br /> <br /> WikiAnesthesia is: <br /> <br /> * written by anesthesia practitioners, for anesthesia practitioners <br /> * a continual work in progress; content creation began in 2021 &lt;code&gt;(''can we have a stats counter here?)''&lt;/code&gt; <br /> * a place for all clinical anesthesia content; focus for initial development is currently on the Surgical Case Reference, a concise but clinically comprehensive guide aimed to help any practitioner prepare for a case with which they are unfamiliar or do not perform regularly <br /> * a place for discussion and sharing of personal tips and insights <br /> * a platform for sharing private protocols and guidelines within organizations through Practice Groups <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> Guidance on writing and editing articles, and receiving academic credit for contributions can be found at &lt;u&gt;[[WikiAnesthesia:Contributor guide|WikiAnesthesia: Contributor Guide]]&lt;/u&gt;<br /> <br /> More information about the WikiAnesthesia Foundation can be found at &lt;u&gt;About the WikiAnesthesia Foundation&lt;/u&gt;<br /> <br /> == Using WikiAnesthesia ==<br /> <br /> === Disclaimers ===<br /> Please read the &lt;u&gt;full disclaimers&lt;/u&gt; prior to using WikiAnesthesia. Importantly''':''' <br /> <br /> * '''WikiAnesthesia is a community collaboration and most pages can be edited by any member; as such, the accuracy and completeness of the work cannot be guaranteed. WikiAnesthesia is provided &quot;as is&quot;, for informational purposes only, and is not intended to serve as medical advice or expert medical opinion.'''<br /> <br /> * '''The WikiAnesthesia Foundation, the site managers, editors, contributing authors, and other people and organizations related to this site make this information available without warranties of any kind, express or implied. We disclaim any liability, loss, or damage caused by the contents. If you do not wish to be bound by the foregoing cautions and conditions, please do not use this site or service.'''<br /> <br /> === Articles ===<br /> WikiAnesthesia contains individual articles within the structure of the Table of Contents, to find out more about the structure of WikiAnesthesia see the &lt;u&gt;Structure&lt;/u&gt; section within &lt;u&gt;WikiAnesthesia Contributor Guide.&lt;/u&gt; <br /> <br /> Types of articles include:<br /> <br /> * Surgical Case References<br /> *Anesthesia Drug References<br /> *Anesthesia Comorbidity References<br /> *Airway Management, Procedures, and Regional Anesthesia Techniques<br /> *Anesthesia Anatomy and Physiology<br /> *Anything else you want to write!<br /> <br /> <br /> The main focus during initial development is the surgical case reference: a concise but clinically comprehensive guide aimed to help any practitioner prepare for a case with which they are unfamiliar or do not perform regularly. The surgical case references contain the following sections:<br /> *Preoperative:<br /> **Descriptions of the patient population undergoing this procedure, common comorbidities, preoperative patient optimization, operating room preparation, and suitable regional/neuraxial techniques<br /> *Intraoperative:<br /> **Considerations for induction and maintenance of anesthesia, airway management, monitoring, positioning, and the steps of the surgical procedure of relevance to the anesthesia practitioner<br /> *Postoperative:<br /> **Considerations for emergence, disposition, and complications in the immediate postoperative period of relevance to the anesthesia practitioner<br /> Use the search box to find the case you're looking for, browse the table of contents, or take a look at these featured pages:<br /> <br /> ''&lt;code&gt;Can we have the featured articles box here?&lt;/code&gt;''<br /> <br /> ===Notes===<br /> [[File:Menu - Notes.png|thumb|The location of the Notes and Discussion function when viewing articles]]<br /> &lt;u&gt;Registered users&lt;/u&gt; can create their own private notes on any page by clicking My notes within the Page menu. You can use this to make notes on your specific approach to cases, for example. <br /> <br /> &lt;code&gt;Any technical info people should know? e.g., backups, space limitation?&lt;/code&gt;<br /> <br /> ===Discussion===<br /> &lt;u&gt;Registered users&lt;/u&gt; are encouraged to discuss articles with the community, click the Discussion button within the Page menu, enter a topic name and begin. The discussion page is visible to non-registered users, and can be used to talk about potential changes to the article, personal tips, and recommendations. <br /> <br /> ===Practice Groups===<br /> Practice groups is a feature that allows members of an organization to use the WikiAnesthesia platform to create and curate local anesthesia practices and protocols.<br /> <br /> Need some more brief introduction to the PGs <br /> <br /> Find out more at the &lt;u&gt;Practice Groups&lt;/u&gt; section in the &lt;u&gt;Contributor Guide.&lt;/u&gt; <br /> ===The Future===<br /> &lt;code&gt;Any future plans vs. ideas we want here, e.g., journal watch/summaries, the polls, research&lt;/code&gt; <br /> <br /> - If you have ideas for future development, or would like to contribute to WikiAnesthesia development contact:<br /> <br /> ==Contributing to WikiAnesthesia==<br /> There are lots of ways to contribute to WikiAnesthesia, whatever your profession, training level, or location through creating, editing, and discussing articles on the main site or within your Practice Group. For a full guide to contributing, including receiving academic credit for your contributions see the &lt;u&gt;WikiAnesthesia Contribution Guide&lt;/u&gt;. In addition, if you would like to contribute to WikiAnesthesia administration please &lt;u&gt;contact the administration team&lt;/u&gt;. <br /> ==FAQ==<br /> &lt;code&gt;Need some questions here! Thoughts: who runs WA, who pays/how is it free/is it trustworthy&lt;/code&gt;</div>

Stuart.vandergreeff https://alpha.wikianesthesia.org/w/index.php?title=About_WikiAnesthesia&diff=2010 2021-04-18T15:21:25Z

<p>Stuart.vandergreeff: </p> <hr /> <div>WikiAnesthesia is an open-access online collaboration among anesthesia practitioners from around the world. The WikiAnesthesia mission is to make up-to-date, relevant, and unbiased anesthesia knowledge freely available to anyone with an internet connection.<br /> <br /> WikiAnesthesia is: <br /> <br /> * written by anesthesia practitioners, for anesthesia practitioners <br /> * a continual work in progress; content creation began in 2021 &lt;code&gt;(''can we have a stats counter here?)''&lt;/code&gt; <br /> * a place for all clinical anesthesia content; focus for initial development is currently on the Surgical Case Reference, a concise but clinically comprehensive guide aimed to help any practitioner prepare for a case with which they are unfamiliar or do not perform regularly <br /> * a place for discussion and sharing of personal tips and insights <br /> * a platform for sharing private protocols and guidelines within organizations through Practice Groups <br /> <br /> <br /> Guidance on writing and editing articles, and receiving academic credit for contributions can be found at &lt;u&gt;[[WikiAnesthesia:Contributor guide|WikiAnesthesia: Contributor Guide]]&lt;/u&gt;<br /> <br /> More information about the WikiAnesthesia Foundation can be found at &lt;u&gt;About the WikiAnesthesia Foundation&lt;/u&gt;<br /> <br /> == Using WikiAnesthesia ==<br /> <br /> === Disclaimers ===<br /> Please read the &lt;u&gt;full disclaimers&lt;/u&gt; prior to using WikiAnesthesia. Importantly''':''' <br /> <br /> * '''WikiAnesthesia is a community collaboration and most pages can be edited by any member; as such, the accuracy and completeness of the work cannot be guaranteed. WikiAnesthesia is provided &quot;as is&quot;, for informational purposes only, and is not intended to serve as medical advice or expert medical opinion.'''<br /> <br /> * '''The WikiAnesthesia Foundation, the site managers, editors, contributing authors, and other people and organizations related to this site make this information available without warranties of any kind, express or implied. We disclaim any liability, loss, or damage caused by the contents. If you do not wish to be bound by the foregoing cautions and conditions, please do not use this site or service.'''<br /> <br /> === Articles ===<br /> WikiAnesthesia contains individual articles within the structure of the Table of Contents, to find out more about the structure of WikiAnesthesia see the &lt;u&gt;Structure&lt;/u&gt; section within &lt;u&gt;WikiAnesthesia Contributor Guide.&lt;/u&gt; <br /> <br /> Types of articles include:<br /> <br /> * Surgical Case References<br /> *Anesthesia Drug References<br /> *Anesthesia Comorbidity References<br /> *Airway Management, Procedures, and Regional Anesthesia Techniques<br /> *Anesthesia Anatomy and Physiology<br /> *Anything else you want to write!<br /> <br /> <br /> The main focus during initial development is the surgical case reference: a concise but clinically comprehensive guide aimed to help any practitioner prepare for a case with which they are unfamiliar or do not perform regularly. The surgical case references contain the following sections:<br /> *Preoperative:<br /> **Descriptions of the patient population undergoing this procedure, common comorbidities, preoperative patient optimization, operating room preparation, and suitable regional/neuraxial techniques<br /> *Intraoperative:<br /> **Considerations for induction and maintenance of anesthesia, airway management, monitoring, positioning, and the steps of the surgical procedure of relevance to the anesthesia practitioner<br /> *Postoperative:<br /> **Considerations for emergence, disposition, and complications in the immediate postoperative period of relevance to the anesthesia practitioner<br /> Use the search box to find the case you're looking for, browse the table of contents, or take a look at these featured pages:<br /> <br /> ''&lt;code&gt;Can we have the featured articles box here?&lt;/code&gt;''<br /> <br /> ===Notes===<br /> [[File:Menu - Notes.png|thumb|The location of the Notes and Discussion function when viewing articles]]<br /> &lt;u&gt;Registered users&lt;/u&gt; can create their own private notes on any page by clicking My notes within the Page menu. You can use this to make notes on your specific approach to cases, for example. <br /> <br /> &lt;code&gt;Any technical info people should know? e.g., backups, space limitation?&lt;/code&gt;<br /> <br /> ===Discussion===<br /> &lt;u&gt;Registered users&lt;/u&gt; are encouraged to discuss articles with the community, click the Discussion button within the Page menu, enter a topic name and begin. The discussion page is visible to non-registered users, and can be used to talk about potential changes to the article, personal tips, and recommendations. <br /> <br /> ===Practice Groups===<br /> Practice groups is a feature that allows members of an organization to use the WikiAnesthesia platform to create and curate local anesthesia practices and protocols.<br /> <br /> Need some more brief introduction to the PGs <br /> <br /> Find out more at the &lt;u&gt;Practice Groups&lt;/u&gt; section in the &lt;u&gt;Contributor Guide.&lt;/u&gt; <br /> ===The Future===<br /> &lt;code&gt;Any future plans vs. ideas we want here, e.g., journal watch/summaries, the polls, research&lt;/code&gt; <br /> <br /> - If you have ideas for future development, or would like to contribute to WikiAnesthesia development contact:<br /> <br /> ==Contributing to WikiAnesthesia==<br /> There are lots of ways to contribute to WikiAnesthesia, whatever your profession, training level, or location through creating, editing, and discussing articles on the main site or within your Practice Group. For a full guide to contributing, including receiving academic credit for your contributions see the &lt;u&gt;WikiAnesthesia Contribution Guide&lt;/u&gt;. In addition, if you would like to contribute to WikiAnesthesia administration please &lt;u&gt;contact the administration team&lt;/u&gt;. <br /> ==FAQ==<br /> &lt;code&gt;Need some questions here! Thoughts: who runs WA, who pays/how is it free/is it trustworthy&lt;/code&gt;</div>

Stuart.vandergreeff https://alpha.wikianesthesia.org/w/index.php?title=About_WikiAnesthesia&diff=2009 2021-04-18T15:19:03Z

<p>Stuart.vandergreeff: </p> <hr /> <div>WikiAnesthesia is an open-access online collaboration among anesthesia practitioners from around the world. The WikiAnesthesia mission is to make up-to-date, relevant, and unbiased anesthesia knowledge freely available to anyone with an internet connection.<br /> <br /> WikiAnesthesia is: <br /> <br /> * written by anesthesia practitioners, for anesthesia practitioners <br /> * a continual work in progress; content creation began in 2021 &lt;code&gt;(''can we have a stats counter here?)''&lt;/code&gt; <br /> * a place for all clinical anesthesia content; focus for initial development is currently on the Surgical Case Reference, a concise but clinically comprehensive guide aimed to help any practitioner prepare for a case with which they are unfamiliar or do not perform regularly <br /> * a place for discussion and sharing of personal tips and insights <br /> * a platform for sharing private protocols and guidelines within organizations through Practice Groups <br /> <br /> <br /> Guidance on writing and editing articles, and receiving academic credit for contributions can be found at &lt;u&gt;[[WikiAnesthesia:Contributor guide|WikiAnesthesia: Contributor Guide]]&lt;/u&gt;<br /> <br /> More information about the WikiAnesthesia Foundation can be found at &lt;u&gt;About the WikiAnesthesia Foundation&lt;/u&gt;<br /> <br /> == Using WikiAnesthesia ==<br /> <br /> === Disclaimers ===<br /> Please read the &lt;u&gt;full disclaimers&lt;/u&gt; prior to using WikiAnesthesia. Importantly''':''' <br /> <br /> * '''WikiAnesthesia is a community collaboration and most pages can be edited by any member; as such, the accuracy and completeness of the work cannot be guaranteed. WikiAnesthesia is provided &quot;as is&quot;, for informational purposes only, and is not intended to serve as medical advice or expert medical opinion.'''<br /> <br /> * '''The WikiAnesthesia Foundation, the site managers, editors, contributing authors, and other people and organizations related to this site make this information available without warranties of any kind, express or implied. We disclaim any liability, loss, or damage caused by the contents. If you do not wish to be bound by the foregoing cautions and conditions, please do not use this site or service.'''<br /> <br /> === Articles ===<br /> WikiAnesthesia contains individual articles within the structure of the Table of Contents, to find out more about the structure of WikiAnesthesia see the &lt;u&gt;Structure&lt;/u&gt; section within &lt;u&gt;WikiAnesthesia Contributor Guide.&lt;/u&gt; <br /> <br /> Types of articles include:<br /> <br /> * Surgical Case References<br /> *Anesthesia Drug References<br /> *Anesthesia Comorbidity References<br /> *Airway Management, Procedures, and Regional Anesthesia Techniques<br /> *Anesthesia Anatomy and Physiology<br /> *Anything else you want to write!<br /> <br /> The main focus during initial development is the surgical case reference: a concise but clinically comprehensive guide aimed to help any practitioner prepare for a case with which they are unfamiliar or do not perform regularly. The surgical case references contain the following sections:<br /> <br /> *Preoperative:<br /> **Descriptions of the patient population undergoing this procedure, common comorbidities, preoperative patient optimization, operating room preparation, and suitable regional/neuraxial techniques<br /> *Intraoperative:<br /> **Considerations for induction and maintenance of anesthesia, airway management, monitoring, positioning, and the steps of the surgical procedure of relevance to the anesthesia practitioner<br /> *Postoperative:<br /> **Considerations for emergence, disposition, and complications in the immediate postoperative period of relevance to the anesthesia practitioner<br /> Use the search box to find the case you're looking for, browse the table of contents, or take a look at these featured pages:<br /> <br /> ''&lt;code&gt;Can we have the featured articles box here?&lt;/code&gt;''<br /> <br /> ===Notes===<br /> [[File:Menu - Notes.png|thumb|The location of the Notes and Discussion function when viewing articles]]<br /> &lt;u&gt;Registered users&lt;/u&gt; can create their own private notes on any page by clicking My notes within the Page menu. You can use this to make notes on your specific approach to cases, for example. <br /> <br /> &lt;code&gt;Any technical info people should know? e.g., backups, space limitation?&lt;/code&gt;<br /> <br /> ===Discussion===<br /> &lt;u&gt;Registered users&lt;/u&gt; are encouraged to discuss articles with the community, click the Discussion button within the Page menu, enter a topic name and begin. The discussion page is visible to non-registered users, and can be used to talk about potential changes to the article, personal tips, and recommendations. <br /> <br /> ===Practice Groups===<br /> Practice groups is a feature that allows members of an organization to use the WikiAnesthesia platform to create and curate local anesthesia practices and protocols.<br /> <br /> Need some more brief introduction to the PGs <br /> <br /> Find out more at the &lt;u&gt;Practice Groups&lt;/u&gt; section in the &lt;u&gt;Contributor Guide.&lt;/u&gt; <br /> ===The Future===<br /> &lt;code&gt;Any future plans vs. ideas we want here, e.g., journal watch/summaries, the polls, research&lt;/code&gt; <br /> <br /> - If you have ideas for future development, or would like to contribute to WikiAnesthesia development contact:<br /> <br /> ==Contributing to WikiAnesthesia==<br /> There are lots of ways to contribute to WikiAnesthesia, whatever your profession, training level, or location through creating, editing, and discussing articles on the main site or within your Practice Group. For a full guide to contributing, including receiving academic credit for your contributions see the &lt;u&gt;WikiAnesthesia Contribution Guide&lt;/u&gt;. In addition, if you would like to contribute to WikiAnesthesia administration please &lt;u&gt;contact the administration team&lt;/u&gt;. <br /> ==FAQ==<br /> &lt;code&gt;Need some questions here! Thoughts: who runs WA, who pays/how is it free/is it trustworthy&lt;/code&gt;</div>

Stuart.vandergreeff https://alpha.wikianesthesia.org/w/index.php?title=About_WikiAnesthesia&diff=2008 2021-04-18T14:52:36Z

<p>Stuart.vandergreeff: </p> <hr /> <div>WikiAnesthesia is an open-access online collaboration among anesthesia practitioners from around the world. The WikiAnesthesia mission is to make up-to-date, relevant, and unbiased anesthesia knowledge freely available to anyone with an internet connection.<br /> <br /> WikiAnesthesia is written by anesthesia practitioners, for anesthesia practitioners. It is a continual work in progress <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> - Written by users (academic credit possible)<br /> <br /> - Continual work in progress (but started content in 2021)<br /> <br /> - SCR primarily, but also drug reference, comorbidities, procedures, and anything else <br /> <br /> - In addition discussion, and practice groups, and more<br /> <br /> - Shaped by its users<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> Guidance on writing and editing articles, and receiving academic credit for contributions can be found at &lt;u&gt;WikiAnesthesia: Contributor Guide&lt;/u&gt;<br /> <br /> More information about the WikiAnesthesia Foundation can be found at &lt;u&gt;About the WikiAnesthesia Foundation&lt;/u&gt;<br /> <br /> == Using WikiAnesthesia ==<br /> <br /> === Disclaimers ===<br /> Please read the &lt;u&gt;full disclaimers&lt;/u&gt; prior to using WikiAnesthesia. Importantly''':''' <br /> <br /> * '''WikiAnesthesia is a community collaboration and most pages can be edited by any member; as such, the accuracy and completeness of the work cannot be guaranteed. WikiAnesthesia is provided &quot;as is&quot;, for informational purposes only, and is not intended to serve as medical advice or expert medical opinion.''' <br /> <br /> * '''The WikiAnesthesia Foundation, the site managers, editors, contributing authors, and other people and organizations related to this site make this information available without warranties of any kind, express or implied. We disclaim any liability, loss, or damage caused by the contents. If you do not wish to be bound by the foregoing cautions and conditions, please do not use this site or service.'''<br /> <br /> === Articles ===<br /> WikiAnesthesia contains individual articles within the structure of the Table of Contents, to find out more about the structure of WikiAnesthesia see the &lt;u&gt;Structure&lt;/u&gt; section within &lt;u&gt;WikiAnesthesia Contributor Guide.&lt;/u&gt; <br /> <br /> Types of articles include:<br /> <br /> * &lt;u&gt;Surgical Case References&lt;/u&gt;&lt;!-- Link to page/section within contributor guide on how to write a SCR --&gt;<br /> *Drug References<br /> *Comorbidity References<br /> *Airway Management, Procedures, and Regional Anesthesia Techniques<br /> *Anesthesia Anatomy and Physiology<br /> *Anything else you want to write!<br /> <br /> <br /> The main focus during initial development is the surgical case reference: a concise but clinically comprehensive guide aimed to help any practitioner prepare for a case with which they are unfamiliar or do not perform regularly. The surgical case references contain the following sections:<br /> <br /> *Preoperative<br /> **Descriptions of the patient population undergoing this procedure, common comorbidities, preoperative patient optimization, operating room preparation, and suitable regional/neuraxial techniques<br /> *Intraoperative<br /> **Considerations for induction and maintenance of anesthesia, airway management, monitoring, positioning, and the steps of the surgical procedure of relevance to the anesthesia practitioner<br /> *Postoperative<br /> **Considerations for emergence, disposition, and complications in the immediate postoperative period of relevance to the anesthesia practitioner<br /> <br /> Use the search box to find the case you're looking for, browse the table of contents, or take a look at these featured pages:<br /> <br /> *Appendectomy<br /> *Donor nephrectomy<br /> *Craniotomy for extracranial-intracranial revascularization<br /> <br /> ===Notes===<br /> [[File:Menu - Notes.png|thumb|The location of the Notes and Discussion function when viewing articles]]<br /> &lt;u&gt;Registered users&lt;/u&gt; can create their own private notes on any page by clicking My notes within the Page menu, you can use this to make notes on your specific approach to cases for example. &lt;!-- Any technical info people should know? e.g., backups, space limitation? --&gt;<br /> <br /> ===Discussion===<br /> &lt;u&gt;Registered users&lt;/u&gt; are encouraged to discuss articles with the community, click the Discussion button within the Page menu, enter a topic name and begin. The discussion page is visible to non-registered users, and can be used to talk about potential changes to the article, personal tips, and recommendations. <br /> <br /> ===Practice Groups===<br /> Practice groups is a feature that allows members of an organization to use the WikiAnesthesia platform to create and curate local anesthesia practices and protocols.&lt;!-- Need some more brief introduction to the PGs --&gt; <br /> <br /> Find out more at the &lt;u&gt;Practice Groups&lt;/u&gt; page. &lt;!-- Separate page vs. part of the contributor guide? --&gt; <br /> ===The Future===<br /> - <br /> <br /> - If you have ideas for future development, or would like to contribute to WikiAnesthesia development contact:<br /> <br /> ==Contributing to WikiAnesthesia==<br /> There are lots of ways to contribute to WikiAnesthesia, whatever your profession, training level, or location through creating, editing, and discussing articles on the main site or within your Practice Group. For a full guide to contributing, including receiving academic credit for your contributions see the &lt;u&gt;WikiAnesthesia Contribution Guide&lt;/u&gt;. In addition, if you would like to contribute to WikiAnesthesia administration please &lt;u&gt;contact the administration team&lt;/u&gt;. <br /> <br /> ''- Add key principles/vision here too'' <br /> <br /> ==FAQ==<br /> Who runs WikiAnesthesia?<br /> <br /> Who pays for WikiAnesthesia?<br /> <br /> Is WikiAnesthesia content trustworthy?</div>

Stuart.vandergreeff https://alpha.wikianesthesia.org/w/index.php?title=About_WikiAnesthesia&diff=2007 2021-04-18T14:45:31Z

<p>Stuart.vandergreeff: </p> <hr /> <div>WikiAnesthesia is an open-access online collaboration among anesthesia practitioners from around the world. The WikiAnesthesia mission is to make up-to-date, relevant, and unbiased anesthesia knowledge freely available to anyone with an internet connection.<br /> <br /> <br /> - Written by users (academic credit possible)<br /> <br /> - Continual work in progress (but started content in 2021)<br /> <br /> - SCR primarily, but also drug reference, comorbidities, procedures, and anything else <br /> <br /> - In addition discussion, and practice groups, and more<br /> <br /> <br /> Guidance on writing and editing articles, and receiving academic credit for contributions can be found at &lt;u&gt;WikiAnesthesia: Contributor Guide&lt;/u&gt;<br /> <br /> More information about the WikiAnesthesia Foundation can be found at &lt;u&gt;About the WikiAnesthesia Foundation&lt;/u&gt;<br /> <br /> == Using WikiAnesthesia ==<br /> <br /> === Disclaimers ===<br /> Please read the &lt;u&gt;full disclaimers&lt;/u&gt; prior to using WikiAnesthesia. Importantly''':''' <br /> <br /> * '''WikiAnesthesia is a community collaboration and most pages can be edited by any member; as such, the accuracy and completeness of the work cannot be guaranteed. WikiAnesthesia is provided &quot;as is&quot;, for informational purposes only, and is not intended to serve as medical advice or expert medical opinion.''' <br /> <br /> * '''The WikiAnesthesia Foundation, the site managers, editors, contributing authors, and other people and organizations related to this site make this information available without warranties of any kind, express or implied. We disclaim any liability, loss, or damage caused by the contents. If you do not wish to be bound by the foregoing cautions and conditions, please do not use this site or service.'''<br /> <br /> === Articles ===<br /> WikiAnesthesia contains individual articles within the structure of the Table of Contents, to find out more about the structure of WikiAnesthesia see the &lt;u&gt;Structure&lt;/u&gt; section within &lt;u&gt;WikiAnesthesia Contributor Guide.&lt;/u&gt; <br /> <br /> Types of articles include:<br /> <br /> * &lt;u&gt;Surgical Case References&lt;/u&gt;&lt;!-- Link to page/section within contributor guide on how to write a SCR --&gt;<br /> *Drug References<br /> *Comorbidity References<br /> *Airway Management, Procedures, and Regional Anesthesia Techniques<br /> *Anesthesia Anatomy and Physiology<br /> *Anything else you want to write!<br /> <br /> <br /> The main focus during initial development is the surgical case reference: a concise but clinically comprehensive guide aimed to help any practitioner prepare for a case with which they are unfamiliar or do not perform regularly. The surgical case references contain the following sections:<br /> <br /> *Preoperative<br /> **Descriptions of the patient population undergoing this procedure, common comorbidities, preoperative patient optimization, operating room preparation, and suitable regional/neuraxial techniques<br /> *Intraoperative<br /> **Considerations for induction and maintenance of anesthesia, airway management, monitoring, positioning, and the steps of the surgical procedure of relevance to the anesthesia practitioner<br /> *Postoperative<br /> **Considerations for emergence, disposition, and complications in the immediate postoperative period of relevance to the anesthesia practitioner<br /> <br /> Use the search box to find the case you're looking for, browse the table of contents, or take a look at these featured pages:<br /> <br /> *Appendectomy<br /> *Donor nephrectomy<br /> *Craniotomy for extracranial-intracranial revascularization<br /> <br /> ===Notes===<br /> [[File:Menu - Notes.png|thumb|The location of the Notes and Discussion function when viewing articles]]<br /> &lt;u&gt;Registered users&lt;/u&gt; can create their own private notes on any page by clicking My notes within the Page menu, you can use this to make notes on your specific approach to cases for example. &lt;!-- Any technical info people should know? e.g., backups, space limitation? --&gt;<br /> <br /> ===Discussion===<br /> &lt;u&gt;Registered users&lt;/u&gt; are encouraged to discuss articles with the community, click the Discussion button within the Page menu, enter a topic name and begin. The discussion page is visible to non-registered users, and can be used to talk about potential changes to the article, personal tips, and recommendations. <br /> <br /> ===Practice Groups===<br /> Practice groups is a feature that allows members of an organization to use the WikiAnesthesia platform to create and curate local anesthesia practices and protocols.&lt;!-- Need some more brief introduction to the PGs --&gt; <br /> <br /> Find out more at the &lt;u&gt;Practice Groups&lt;/u&gt; page. &lt;!-- Separate page vs. part of the contributor guide? --&gt; <br /> ===The Future===<br /> - <br /> <br /> - If you have ideas for future development contact...<br /> <br /> ==Contributing to WikiAnesthesia==<br /> There are lots of ways to contribute to WikiAnesthesia, whatever your profession, training level, or location through creating, editing, and discussing articles on the main site or within your Practice Group. For a full guide to contributing, including receiving academic credit for your contributions see the &lt;u&gt;WikiAnesthesia Contribution Guide&lt;/u&gt;. In addition, if you would like to contribute to WikiAnesthesia administration please &lt;u&gt;contact the administration team&lt;/u&gt;. <br /> <br /> ''- Add key principles/vision here too'' <br /> <br /> ==FAQ==<br /> Who runs WikiAnesthesia?<br /> <br /> Who pays for WikiAnesthesia?<br /> <br /> Is WikiAnesthesia content trustworthy?</div>

Stuart.vandergreeff https://alpha.wikianesthesia.org/w/index.php?title=About_WikiAnesthesia&diff=2006 2021-04-18T14:41:05Z

<p>Stuart.vandergreeff: </p> <hr /> <div>WikiAnesthesia is an open-access online collaboration among anesthesia practitioners from around the world. The WikiAnesthesia mission is to make up-to-date, relevant, and unbiased anesthesia knowledge freely available to anyone with an internet connection.<br /> <br /> <br /> - Written by users (academic credit possible)<br /> <br /> - Continual work in progress (but started content in 2021)<br /> <br /> - SCR primarily, but also drug reference, comorbidities, procedures, and anything else <br /> <br /> - In addition discussion, and practice groups, and more<br /> <br /> <br /> Guidance on writing and editing articles, and receiving academic credit for contributions can be found at &lt;u&gt;WikiAnesthesia: Contributor Guide&lt;/u&gt;<br /> <br /> More information about the WikiAnesthesia Foundation can be found at &lt;u&gt;About the WikiAnesthesia Foundation&lt;/u&gt;<br /> <br /> == Using WikiAnesthesia ==<br /> <br /> === Disclaimers ===<br /> Please read the &lt;u&gt;full disclaimers&lt;/u&gt; prior to using WikiAnesthesia. Importantly''':''' <br /> <br /> * '''WikiAnesthesia is a community collaboration and most pages can be edited by any member; as such, the accuracy and completeness of the work cannot be guaranteed. WikiAnesthesia is provided &quot;as is&quot;, for informational purposes only, and is not intended to serve as medical advice or expert medical opinion.''' <br /> <br /> * '''The WikiAnesthesia Foundation, the site managers, editors, contributing authors, and other people and organizations related to this site make this information available without warranties of any kind, express or implied. We disclaim any liability, loss, or damage caused by the contents. If you do not wish to be bound by the foregoing cautions and conditions, please do not use this site or service.'''<br /> <br /> === Articles ===<br /> WikiAnesthesia contains individual articles within the structure of the Table of Contents, to find out more about the structure of WikiAnesthesia see the &lt;u&gt;Structure&lt;/u&gt; section within &lt;u&gt;WikiAnesthesia Contributor Guide.&lt;/u&gt; <br /> <br /> Types of articles include:<br /> <br /> * &lt;u&gt;Surgical Case References&lt;/u&gt;&lt;!-- Link to page/section within contributor guide on how to write a SCR --&gt;<br /> *Drug References<br /> *Comorbidity References<br /> *Airway Management, Procedures, and Regional Anesthesia Techniques<br /> *Anesthesia Anatomy and Physiology<br /> *Anything else you want to write!<br /> <br /> <br /> The main focus during initial development is the surgical case reference: a concise but clinically comprehensive guide aimed to help any practitioner prepare for a case with which they are unfamiliar or do not perform regularly. The surgical case references contain the following sections:<br /> <br /> *Preoperative<br /> **Descriptions of the patient population undergoing this procedure, common comorbidities, preoperative patient optimization, operating room preparation, and suitable regional/neuraxial techniques<br /> *Intraoperative<br /> **Considerations for induction and maintenance of anesthesia, airway management, monitoring, positioning, and the steps of the surgical procedure of relevance to the anesthesia practitioner<br /> *Postoperative<br /> **Considerations for emergence, disposition, and complications in the immediate postoperative period of relevance to the anesthesia practitioner<br /> <br /> Use the search box to find the case you're looking for, browse the table of contents, or take a look at these featured pages:<br /> <br /> *Appendectomy<br /> *Donor nephrectomy<br /> *Craniotomy for extracranial-intracranial revascularization<br /> <br /> ===Notes===<br /> [[File:Menu - Notes.png|thumb|The location of the Notes and Discussion function when viewing articles]]<br /> &lt;u&gt;Registered users&lt;/u&gt; can create their own private notes on any page by clicking My notes within the Page menu, you can use this to make notes on your specific approach to cases for example. &lt;!-- Any technical info people should know? e.g., backups, space limitation? --&gt;<br /> <br /> ===Discussion===<br /> &lt;u&gt;Registered users&lt;/u&gt; are encouraged to discuss articles with the community, click the Discussion button within the Page menu, enter a topic name and begin. The discussion page is visible to non-registered users, and can be used to talk about potential changes to the article, personal tips, and recommendations. <br /> <br /> ===Practice Groups===<br /> Practice groups is a feature that allows members of an organization to use the WikiAnesthesia platform to create and curate local anesthesia practices and protocols.&lt;!-- Need some more brief introduction to the PGs --&gt; <br /> <br /> Find out more at the &lt;u&gt;Practice Groups&lt;/u&gt; page. &lt;!-- Separate page vs. part of the contributor guide? --&gt; <br /> ===The Future===<br /> - Online global anesthesia community<br /> <br /> - Journal club/article curation<br /> <br /> - If you have ideas for future development contact...<br /> <br /> ==Contributing to WikiAnesthesia==<br /> There are lots of ways to contribute to WikiAnesthesia, whatever your profession, training level, or location through creating, editing, and discussing articles on the main site or within your Practice Group. For a full guide to contributing, including receiving academic credit for your contributions see the &lt;u&gt;WikiAnesthesia Contribution Guide&lt;/u&gt;. In addition, if you would like to contribute to WikiAnesthesia administration please &lt;u&gt;contact the administration team&lt;/u&gt;. <br /> <br /> ''- Add key principles/vision here too'' <br /> <br /> ==FAQ==<br /> Who runs WikiAnesthesia?<br /> <br /> Who pays for WikiAnesthesia?<br /> <br /> Is WikiAnesthesia content trustworthy?</div>

Stuart.vandergreeff https://alpha.wikianesthesia.org/w/index.php?title=About_WikiAnesthesia&diff=2005 2021-04-18T14:40:07Z

<p>Stuart.vandergreeff: </p> <hr /> <div>WikiAnesthesia is an open-access online collaboration among anesthesia practitioners from around the world. The WikiAnesthesia mission is to make up-to-date, relevant, and unbiased anesthesia knowledge freely available to anyone with an internet connection.<br /> <br /> <br /> - Written by users (academic credit possible)<br /> <br /> - Continual work in progress (but started content in 2021)<br /> <br /> - SCR primarily, but also drug reference, comorbidities, procedures, and anything else <br /> <br /> - In addition discussion, and practice groups, and more<br /> <br /> <br /> Guidance on writing and editing articles, and receiving academic credit for contributions can be found at &lt;u&gt;WikiAnesthesia: Contributor Guide&lt;/u&gt;<br /> <br /> More information about the WikiAnesthesia Foundation can be found at &lt;u&gt;About the WikiAnesthesia Foundation&lt;/u&gt;<br /> <br /> == Using WikiAnesthesia ==<br /> <br /> === Disclaimers ===<br /> Please read the &lt;u&gt;full disclaimers&lt;/u&gt; prior to using WikiAnesthesia. Importantly''':''' <br /> <br /> * '''WikiAnesthesia is a community collaboration and most pages can be edited by any member; as such, the accuracy and completeness of the work cannot be guaranteed. WikiAnesthesia is provided &quot;as is&quot;, for informational purposes only, and is not intended to serve as medical advice or expert medical opinion.''' <br /> <br /> * '''The WikiAnesthesia Foundation, the site managers, editors, contributing authors, and other people and organizations related to this site make this information available without warranties of any kind, express or implied. We disclaim any liability, loss, or damage caused by the contents. If you do not wish to be bound by the foregoing cautions and conditions, please do not use this site or service.'''<br /> <br /> === Articles ===<br /> WikiAnesthesia contains individual articles within the structure of the Table of Contents, to find out more about the structure of WikiAnesthesia see the &lt;u&gt;Structure&lt;/u&gt; section within &lt;u&gt;WikiAnesthesia Contributor Guide.&lt;/u&gt; <br /> <br /> Types of articles include:<br /> <br /> * &lt;u&gt;Surgical Case References&lt;/u&gt;&lt;!-- Link to page/section within contributor guide on how to write a SCR --&gt;<br /> *Drug References<br /> *Comorbidity References<br /> *Airway Management, Procedures, and Regional Anesthesia Techniques<br /> *Anesthesia Anatomy and Physiology<br /> *Anything else you want to write!<br /> <br /> <br /> The main focus during initial development is the surgical case reference: a concise but clinically comprehensive guide aimed to help any practitioner prepare for a case with which they are unfamiliar or do not perform regularly. The surgical case references contain the following sections:<br /> <br /> *Preoperative<br /> **Descriptions of the patient population undergoing this procedure, common comorbidities, preoperative patient optimization, operating room preparation, and suitable regional/neuraxial techniques<br /> *Intraoperative<br /> **Considerations for induction and maintenance of anesthesia, airway management, monitoring, positioning, and the steps of the surgical procedure of relevance to the anesthesia practitioner<br /> *Postoperative<br /> **Considerations for emergence, disposition, and complications in the immediate postoperative period of relevance to the anesthesia practitioner<br /> <br /> Use the search box to find the case you're looking for, browse the table of contents, or take a look at these featured pages:<br /> <br /> *Appendectomy<br /> *Donor nephrectomy<br /> *Craniotomy for extracranial-intracranial revascularization<br /> <br /> ===Notes===<br /> [[File:Menu - Notes.png|thumb|The location of the Notes and Discussion function when viewing articles]]<br /> &lt;u&gt;Registered users&lt;/u&gt; can create their own private notes on any page by clicking My notes within the Page menu, you can use this to make notes on your specific approach to cases for example. &lt;!-- Any technical info people should know? e.g., backups, space limitation? --&gt;<br /> <br /> ===Discussion===<br /> &lt;u&gt;Registered users&lt;/u&gt; are encouraged to discuss articles with the community, click the Discussion button within the Page menu, enter a topic name and begin. The discussion page is visible to non-registered users, and can be used to talk about potential changes to the article, personal tips, and recommendations. <br /> <br /> ===Practice Groups===<br /> Practice groups is a feature that allows members of an organization to use the WikiAnesthesia platform to create and curate local anesthesia practices and protocols.&lt;!-- Need some more brief introduction to the PGs --&gt; <br /> <br /> Find out more at the &lt;u&gt;Practice Groups&lt;/u&gt; page. &lt;!-- Separate page vs. part of the contributor guide? --&gt; <br /> ===The Future===<br /> - Online global anesthesia community<br /> <br /> - Journal club/article curation<br /> <br /> - If you have ideas for future development contact...<br /> <br /> ==Contributing to WikiAnesthesia==<br /> There are lots of ways to contribute to WikiAnesthesia, whatever your profession, training level, or location through creating, editing, and discussing articles on the main site or within your Practice Group. For a full guide to contributing, including receiving academic credit for your contributions see the &lt;u&gt;WikiAnesthesia Contribution Guide&lt;/u&gt;. In addition, if you would like to contribute to WikiAnesthesia administration please &lt;u&gt;contact the administration team&lt;/u&gt;. <br /> <br /> ==FAQ==<br /> Who runs WikiAnesthesia?<br /> <br /> Who pays for WikiAnesthesia?<br /> <br /> Is WikiAnesthesia content trustworthy?</div>

Stuart.vandergreeff https://alpha.wikianesthesia.org/w/index.php?title=WikiAnesthesia_Contributor_Guide&diff=2004 2021-04-18T14:39:11Z

<p>Stuart.vandergreeff: </p> <hr /> <div>Introduction/Welcome<br /> <br /> == Creating an Account ==<br /> <br /> == Important Information for New Users ==<br /> <br /> === WikiAnesthesia Vision/Principles (?name) ===<br /> - Work in Progress<br /> <br /> - Open, Collaborative, &amp; Inclusive (worldwide)<br /> <br /> - Clinically Relevant<br /> <br /> - Unbiased<br /> <br /> ==== Conflicts of Interest ====<br /> <br /> ==== Etiquette ====<br /> <br /> ==== Plagiarism &amp; Copyright ====<br /> <br /> == Using the Editor ==<br /> <br /> === Creating a new article ===<br /> Using page templates<br /> <br /> === Using the article editor ===<br /> Switching between &quot;visual&quot; and &quot;source&quot; editing<br /> <br /> Adding media to an article<br /> <br /> Citations<br /> <br /> - Automatic citation generation<br /> <br /> - Manual citation<br /> <br /> == Article Style Guide ==<br /> <br /> === Structure of WikiAnesthesia ===<br /> <br /> === General Recommendations ===<br /> - Abbreviations, brand names, terminology, formatting<br /> <br /> === Guide to the SCR ===<br /> <br /> === (Guide to other templates) ===<br /> <br /> == Other Article Features ==<br /> <br /> === Discussion ===<br /> <br /> === Notes ===<br /> <br /> === Watching an Article ===<br /> <br /> == Practice Groups ==<br /> Intro<br /> <br /> === Joining a Practice Group ===<br /> <br /> === Creating a Practice Group ===<br /> <br /> ==== Inviting Users ====<br /> <br /> == Getting Credit for Contributions ==<br /> Intro<br /> <br /> === Your Contribution Score ===<br /> <br /> === Other Rewards &amp; Recognition ===<br /> - Editorial levels<br /> <br /> - Scholarly Electives<br /> <br /> - Special Recognition<br /> <br /> === Involving your Institution ===<br /> <br /> == WikiAnesthesia Development ==</div>

Stuart.vandergreeff https://alpha.wikianesthesia.org/w/index.php?title=WikiAnesthesia_Contributor_Guide&diff=2003 2021-04-18T14:38:02Z

<p>Stuart.vandergreeff: </p> <hr /> <div>Introduction/Welcome<br /> <br /> == Creating an Account ==<br /> <br /> == Important Information for New Users ==<br /> <br /> === WikiAnesthesia Vision/Principles (?name) ===<br /> - Work in Progress<br /> <br /> - Open, Collaborative, &amp; Inclusive (worldwide)<br /> <br /> - Clinically Relevant<br /> <br /> - Unbiased<br /> <br /> ==== Conflicts of Interest ====<br /> <br /> ==== Etiquette ====<br /> <br /> ==== Plagiarism &amp; Copyright ====<br /> <br /> == Using the Editor ==<br /> <br /> === Creating a new article ===<br /> Using page templates<br /> <br /> === Using the article editor ===<br /> Switching between &quot;visual&quot; and &quot;source&quot; editing<br /> <br /> Adding media to an article<br /> <br /> Citations<br /> <br /> - Automatic citation generation<br /> <br /> - Manual citation<br /> <br /> == Article Style Guide ==<br /> <br /> === Structure of WikiAnesthesia ===<br /> <br /> === General Recommendations ===<br /> - Abbreviations, brand names, terminology<br /> <br /> === Guide to the SCR ===<br /> <br /> === (Guide to other templates) ===<br /> <br /> == Other Article Features ==<br /> <br /> === Discussion ===<br /> <br /> === Notes ===<br /> <br /> === Watching an Article ===<br /> <br /> == Practice Groups ==<br /> Intro<br /> <br /> === Joining a Practice Group ===<br /> <br /> === Creating a Practice Group ===<br /> <br /> ==== Inviting Users ====<br /> <br /> == Getting Credit for Contributions ==<br /> Intro<br /> <br /> === Your Contribution Score ===<br /> <br /> === Other Rewards &amp; Recognition ===<br /> - Editorial levels<br /> <br /> - Scholarly Electives<br /> <br /> - Special Recognition<br /> <br /> === Involving your Institution ===<br /> <br /> == WikiAnesthesia Development ==</div>

Stuart.vandergreeff https://alpha.wikianesthesia.org/w/index.php?title=WikiAnesthesia_Contributor_Guide&diff=2002 2021-04-18T14:36:11Z

<p>Stuart.vandergreeff: </p> <hr /> <div>Introduction/Welcome<br /> <br /> == Creating an Account ==<br /> <br /> == Important Information for New Users ==<br /> <br /> === WikiAnesthesia Vision/Principles (?name) ===<br /> - Work in Progress<br /> <br /> - Open, Collaborative, &amp; Inclusive (worldwide)<br /> <br /> - Clinically Relevant<br /> <br /> - Unbiased<br /> <br /> ==== Conflicts of Interest ====<br /> <br /> ==== Etiquette ====<br /> <br /> ==== Plagiarism &amp; Copyright ====<br /> <br /> == Using the Editor ==<br /> <br /> === Creating a new article ===<br /> Using page templates<br /> <br /> === Using the article editor ===<br /> Switching between &quot;visual&quot; and &quot;source&quot; editing<br /> <br /> Adding media to an article<br /> <br /> Citations<br /> <br /> - Automatic citation generation<br /> <br /> - Manual citation<br /> <br /> == Article Style Guide ==<br /> <br /> === Structure of WikiAnesthesia ===<br /> <br /> === General Recommendations ===<br /> - Abbreviations, brand names, terminology<br /> <br /> === Guide to the SCR ===<br /> <br /> === (Guide to other templates) ===<br /> <br /> == Other Article Features ==<br /> <br /> === Discussion ===<br /> <br /> === Notes ===<br /> <br /> === Watching an Article ===<br /> <br /> == Practice Groups ==<br /> Intro<br /> <br /> === Joining a Practice Group ===<br /> <br /> === Creating a Practice Group ===<br /> <br /> ==== Inviting Users ====<br /> <br /> == Getting Credit for Contributions ==<br /> Intro<br /> <br /> === Your Contribution Score ===<br /> <br /> === Other Rewards &amp; Recognition ===<br /> - Editorial levels<br /> <br /> - Scholarly Electives<br /> <br /> - Special Recognition<br /> <br /> === Involving your Institution ===</div>

Stuart.vandergreeff https://alpha.wikianesthesia.org/w/index.php?title=WikiAnesthesia_Contributor_Guide&diff=2001 2021-04-18T14:35:21Z

<p>Stuart.vandergreeff: </p> <hr /> <div>Introduction/Welcome<br /> <br /> == Creating an Account ==<br /> <br /> == Important Information for New Users ==<br /> <br /> === WikiAnesthesia Vision/Principles (?name) ===<br /> - Work in Progress<br /> <br /> - Open, Collaborative, &amp; Inclusive, (worldwide)<br /> <br /> - Clinically Relevant<br /> <br /> - Unbiased<br /> <br /> ==== Conflicts of Interest ====<br /> <br /> ==== Etiquette ====<br /> <br /> ==== Plagiarism &amp; Copyright ====<br /> <br /> == Using the Editor ==<br /> <br /> === Creating a new article ===<br /> Using page templates<br /> <br /> === Using the article editor ===<br /> Switching between &quot;visual&quot; and &quot;source&quot; editing<br /> <br /> Adding media to an article<br /> <br /> Citations<br /> <br /> - Automatic citation generation<br /> <br /> - Manual citation<br /> <br /> == Article Style Guide ==<br /> <br /> === Structure of WikiAnesthesia ===<br /> <br /> === General Recommendations ===<br /> - Abbreviations, brand names, terminology<br /> <br /> === Guide to the SCR ===<br /> <br /> === (Guide to other templates) ===<br /> <br /> == Other Article Features ==<br /> <br /> === Discussion ===<br /> <br /> === Notes ===<br /> <br /> === Watching an Article ===<br /> <br /> == Practice Groups ==<br /> Intro<br /> <br /> === Joining a Practice Group ===<br /> <br /> === Creating a Practice Group ===<br /> <br /> ==== Inviting Users ====<br /> <br /> == Getting Credit for Contributions ==<br /> Intro<br /> <br /> === Your Contribution Score ===<br /> <br /> === Other Rewards &amp; Recognition ===<br /> - Editorial levels<br /> <br /> - Scholarly Electives<br /> <br /> - Special Recognition<br /> <br /> === Involving your Institution ===</div>

Stuart.vandergreeff https://alpha.wikianesthesia.org/w/index.php?title=WikiAnesthesia_Contributor_Guide&diff=2000 2021-04-18T14:34:53Z

<p>Stuart.vandergreeff: </p> <hr /> <div>== Welcome ==<br /> <br /> == Creating an Account ==<br /> <br /> == Important Information for New Users ==<br /> <br /> === WikiAnesthesia Vision/Principles (?name) ===<br /> - Work in Progress<br /> <br /> - Open, Collaborative, &amp; Inclusive, (worldwide)<br /> <br /> - Clinically Relevant<br /> <br /> - Unbiased<br /> <br /> ==== Conflicts of Interest ====<br /> <br /> ==== Etiquette ====<br /> <br /> ==== Plagiarism &amp; Copyright ====<br /> <br /> == Using the Editor ==<br /> <br /> === Creating a new article ===<br /> Using page templates<br /> <br /> === Using the article editor ===<br /> Switching between &quot;visual&quot; and &quot;source&quot; editing<br /> <br /> Adding media to an article<br /> <br /> Citations<br /> <br /> - Automatic citation generation<br /> <br /> - Manual citation<br /> <br /> == Article Style Guide ==<br /> <br /> === Structure of WikiAnesthesia ===<br /> <br /> === General Recommendations ===<br /> - Abbreviations, brand names, terminology<br /> <br /> === Guide to the SCR ===<br /> <br /> === (Guide to other templates) ===<br /> <br /> == Other Article Features ==<br /> <br /> === Discussion ===<br /> <br /> === Notes ===<br /> <br /> === Watching an Article ===<br /> <br /> == Practice Groups ==<br /> Intro<br /> <br /> === Joining a Practice Group ===<br /> <br /> === Creating a Practice Group ===<br /> <br /> ==== Inviting Users ====<br /> <br /> == Getting Credit for Contributions ==<br /> Intro<br /> <br /> === Your Contribution Score ===<br /> <br /> === Other Rewards &amp; Recognition ===<br /> - Editorial levels<br /> <br /> - Scholarly Electives<br /> <br /> - Special Recognition<br /> <br /> === Involving your Institution ===</div>

Stuart.vandergreeff https://alpha.wikianesthesia.org/w/index.php?title=WikiAnesthesia_Contributor_Guide&diff=1999 2021-04-18T14:27:24Z

<p>Stuart.vandergreeff: </p> <hr /> <div>== Welcome ==<br /> <br /> == Creating an Account ==<br /> <br /> == Important Information for New Users ==<br /> <br /> === WikiAnesthesia Vision (?rename) ===<br /> <br /> ==== Conflicts of Interest ====<br /> <br /> ==== Etiquette ====<br /> <br /> ==== Plagiarism &amp; Copyright ====<br /> <br /> == Using the Editor ==<br /> <br /> === Creating a new article ===<br /> Using page templates<br /> <br /> === Using the article editor ===<br /> Switching between &quot;visual&quot; and &quot;source&quot; editing<br /> <br /> Adding media to an article<br /> <br /> Citations<br /> <br /> - Automatic citation generation<br /> <br /> - Manual citation<br /> <br /> == Article Style Guide ==<br /> <br /> === Structure of WikiAnesthesia ===<br /> <br /> === General Recommendations ===<br /> <br /> === Guide to the SCR ===<br /> <br /> === (Guide to other templates) ===<br /> <br /> == Other Article Features ==<br /> <br /> === Discussion ===<br /> <br /> === Watching an Article ===<br /> <br /> === Notes ===<br /> <br /> == Practice Groups ==<br /> Intro<br /> <br /> === Joining a Practice Group ===<br /> <br /> === Creating a Practice Group ===<br /> <br /> ==== Inviting Users ====<br /> <br /> == Getting Credit for Contributions ==<br /> Intro<br /> <br /> === Your Contribution Score ===<br /> <br /> === Other Rewards &amp; Recognition ===<br /> - Editorial levels<br /> <br /> - Scholarly Electives<br /> <br /> - Special Recognition<br /> <br /> === Involving your Institution ===</div>

Stuart.vandergreeff https://alpha.wikianesthesia.org/w/index.php?title=WikiAnesthesia_Contributor_Guide&diff=1998 2021-04-18T14:23:29Z

<p>Stuart.vandergreeff: </p> <hr /> <div>== Welcome ==<br /> <br /> == Creating an Account ==<br /> <br /> == Important Information for New Users ==<br /> <br /> ==== Conflicts of Interest ====<br /> <br /> ==== Etiquette ====<br /> <br /> ==== Plagiarism &amp; Copyright ====<br /> <br /> == Using the Editor ==<br /> <br /> === Creating a new article ===<br /> Using page templates<br /> <br /> === Using the article editor ===<br /> Switching between &quot;visual&quot; and &quot;source&quot; editing<br /> <br /> Adding media to an article<br /> <br /> Citations<br /> <br /> - Automatic citation generation<br /> <br /> - Manual citation<br /> <br /> == Article Style Guide ==<br /> <br /> === Structure of WikiAnesthesia ===<br /> <br /> === General Recommendations ===<br /> <br /> === Guide to the SCR ===<br /> <br /> === (Guide to other templates) ===<br /> <br /> == Other Article Features ==<br /> <br /> === Discussion ===<br /> <br /> === Watching an Article ===<br /> <br /> === Notes ===<br /> <br /> == Practice Groups ==<br /> Intro<br /> <br /> === Joining a Practice Group ===<br /> <br /> === Creating a Practice Group ===<br /> <br /> ==== Inviting Users ====<br /> <br /> == Getting Credit for Contributions ==<br /> Intro<br /> <br /> === Your Contribution Score ===<br /> <br /> === Other Rewards &amp; Recognition ===<br /> - Editorial levels<br /> <br /> - Scholarly Electives<br /> <br /> - Special Recognition<br /> <br /> === Involving your Institution ===</div>

Stuart.vandergreeff https://alpha.wikianesthesia.org/w/index.php?title=WikiAnesthesia_Contributor_Guide&diff=1997 2021-04-18T14:22:04Z

<p>Stuart.vandergreeff: </p> <hr /> <div>== Welcome ==<br /> <br /> == Creating an Account ==<br /> <br /> == Important Information for New Users ==<br /> <br /> ==== Conflicts of Interest ====<br /> <br /> ==== Etiquette ====<br /> <br /> ==== Plagiarism ====<br /> <br /> == Using the Editor ==<br /> <br /> === Creating a new article ===<br /> Using page templates<br /> <br /> === Using the article editor ===<br /> Switching between &quot;visual&quot; and &quot;source&quot; editing<br /> <br /> Adding media to an article<br /> <br /> Citations<br /> <br /> - Automatic citation generation<br /> <br /> - Manual citation<br /> <br /> == Article Style Guide ==<br /> <br /> === Structure of WikiAnesthesia ===<br /> <br /> === General Recommendations ===<br /> <br /> === Guide to the SCR ===<br /> <br /> === (Guide to other templates) ===<br /> <br /> == Other Article Features ==<br /> <br /> === Discussion ===<br /> <br /> === Watching an Article ===<br /> <br /> === Notes ===<br /> <br /> == Practice Groups ==<br /> Intro<br /> <br /> === Joining a Practice Group ===<br /> <br /> === Creating a Practice Group ===<br /> <br /> ==== Inviting Users ====<br /> <br /> == Getting Credit for Contributions ==<br /> Intro<br /> <br /> === Your Contribution Score ===<br /> <br /> === Other Rewards &amp; Recognition ===<br /> - Editorial levels<br /> <br /> - Scholarly Electives<br /> <br /> - Special Recognition<br /> <br /> === Involving your Institution ===</div>

Stuart.vandergreeff https://alpha.wikianesthesia.org/w/index.php?title=WikiAnesthesia_Contributor_Guide&diff=1944 2021-04-14T16:02:39Z

<p>Stuart.vandergreeff: </p> <hr /> <div>== Welcome ==<br /> <br /> == Creating an Account ==<br /> <br /> == Importxant Information for New Contributors ==<br /> <br /> == Using the Editor ==<br /> <br /> === Creating a new article ===<br /> include using page templates<br /> <br /> === Editing an existing article ===<br /> <br /> === Using the article editor ===<br /> <br /> === Switching between &quot;visual&quot; and &quot;source&quot; editing ===<br /> <br /> === Adding media to an article ===<br /> <br /> === Embedding external video ===<br /> <br /> === Citing references ===<br /> <br /> === Automatic citation generation ===<br /> <br /> === Manual citation ===<br /> <br /> == Article Style Guide ==<br /> <br /> === Structure of WikiAnesthesia ===<br /> <br /> === General Recommendations ===<br /> <br /> === Guide to the SCR ===<br /> <br /> === Guide to the ADR ===<br /> <br /> == Discussion ==<br /> <br /> == Practice Groups ==<br /> <br /> == Getting Credit for Contributions ==</div>

Stuart.vandergreeff https://alpha.wikianesthesia.org/w/index.php?title=WikiAnesthesia_Contributor_Guide&diff=1943 2021-04-14T15:54:01Z

<p>Stuart.vandergreeff: Created page with &quot;Welcome&quot;</p> <hr /> <div>Welcome</div>

Stuart.vandergreeff https://alpha.wikianesthesia.org/w/index.php?title=About_WikiAnesthesia&diff=1942 2021-04-14T15:52:48Z

<p>Stuart.vandergreeff: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> <br /> == About WikiAnesthesia ==<br /> WikiAnesthesia is an open-access online collaboration among anesthesia practitioners from around the world. The WikiAnesthesia mission is to make up-to-date, relevant, and unbiased anesthesia knowledge freely available to anyone with an internet connection.<br /> <br /> <br /> - Written by users (academic credit possible)<br /> <br /> - Continual work in progress (but started content in 2021)<br /> <br /> - SCR primarily, but also drug reference, comorbidities, procedures, and anything else <br /> <br /> - In addition discussion, and practice groups, and more<br /> <br /> <br /> Guidance on writing and editing articles, and receiving academic credit for contributions can be found at &lt;u&gt;WikiAnesthesia: Contributor Guide&lt;/u&gt;<br /> <br /> More information about the WikiAnesthesia Foundation can be found at &lt;u&gt;About the WikiAnesthesia Foundation&lt;/u&gt;<br /> <br /> == Using WikiAnesthesia ==<br /> <br /> === Disclaimers ===<br /> Please read the &lt;u&gt;full disclaimers&lt;/u&gt; prior to using WikiAnesthesia. Importantly''':''' <br /> <br /> * '''WikiAnesthesia is a community collaboration and most pages can be edited by any member; as such, the accuracy and completeness of the work cannot be guaranteed. WikiAnesthesia is provided &quot;as is&quot;, for informational purposes only, and is not intended to serve as medical advice or expert medical opinion.''' <br /> <br /> * '''The WikiAnesthesia Foundation, the site managers, editors, contributing authors, and other people and organizations related to this site make this information available without warranties of any kind, express or implied. We disclaim any liability, loss, or damage caused by the contents. If you do not wish to be bound by the foregoing cautions and conditions, please do not use this site or service.'''<br /> <br /> === Articles ===<br /> WikiAnesthesia contains individual articles within the structure of the Table of Contents, to find out more about the structure of WikiAnesthesia see the &lt;u&gt;Structure&lt;/u&gt; section within &lt;u&gt;WikiAnesthesia Contributor Guide.&lt;/u&gt; <br /> <br /> Types of articles include:<br /> <br /> * &lt;u&gt;Surgical Case References&lt;/u&gt;&lt;!-- Link to page/section within contributor guide on how to write a SCR --&gt;<br /> *Drug References<br /> *Comorbidity References<br /> *Airway Management, Procedures, and Regional Anesthesia Techniques<br /> *Anesthesia Anatomy and Physiology<br /> *Anything else you want to write!<br /> <br /> <br /> The main focus during initial development is the surgical case reference: a concise but clinically comprehensive guide aimed to help any practitioner prepare for a case with which they are unfamiliar or do not perform regularly. The surgical case references contain the following sections:<br /> <br /> *Preoperative<br /> **Descriptions of the patient population undergoing this procedure, common comorbidities, preoperative patient optimization, operating room preparation, and suitable regional/neuraxial techniques<br /> *Intraoperative<br /> **Considerations for induction and maintenance of anesthesia, airway management, monitoring, positioning, and the steps of the surgical procedure of relevance to the anesthesia practitioner<br /> *Postoperative<br /> **Considerations for emergence, disposition, and complications in the immediate postoperative period of relevance to the anesthesia practitioner<br /> <br /> Use the search box to find the case you're looking for, browse the table of contents, or take a look at these featured pages:<br /> <br /> *Appendectomy<br /> *Donor nephrectomy<br /> *Craniotomy for extracranial-intracranial revascularization<br /> <br /> ===Notes===<br /> [[File:Menu - Notes.png|thumb|The location of the Notes and Discussion function when viewing articles]]<br /> &lt;u&gt;Registered users&lt;/u&gt; can create their own private notes on any page by clicking My notes within the Page menu, you can use this to make notes on your specific approach to cases for example. &lt;!-- Any technical info people should know? e.g., backups, space limitation? --&gt;<br /> <br /> ===Discussion===<br /> &lt;u&gt;Registered users&lt;/u&gt; are encouraged to discuss articles with the community, click the Discussion button within the Page menu, enter a topic name and begin. The discussion page is visible to non-registered users, and can be used to talk about potential changes to the article, personal tips, and recommendations. <br /> <br /> ===Practice Groups===<br /> Practice groups is a feature that allows members of an organization to use the WikiAnesthesia platform to create and curate local anesthesia practices and protocols.&lt;!-- Need some more brief introduction to the PGs --&gt; <br /> <br /> Find out more at the &lt;u&gt;Practice Groups&lt;/u&gt; page. &lt;!-- Separate page vs. part of the contributor guide? --&gt; <br /> ===The Future===<br /> - Online global anesthesia community<br /> <br /> - Journal club/article curation<br /> <br /> - If you have ideas for future development contact...<br /> <br /> ==Contributing to WikiAnesthesia==<br /> There are lots of ways to contribute to WikiAnesthesia, whatever your profession, training level, or location through creating, editing, and discussing articles on the main site or within your Practice Group. For a full guide to contributing, including receiving academic credit for your contributions see the &lt;u&gt;WikiAnesthesia Contribution Guide&lt;/u&gt;. In addition, if you would like to contribute to WikiAnesthesia administration please &lt;u&gt;contact the administration team&lt;/u&gt;. <br /> <br /> ==FAQ==<br /> Who runs WikiAnesthesia?<br /> <br /> Who pays for WikiAnesthesia?<br /> <br /> Is WikiAnesthesia content trustworthy?</div>

Stuart.vandergreeff https://alpha.wikianesthesia.org/w/index.php?title=About_WikiAnesthesia&diff=1941 2021-04-14T14:29:44Z

<p>Stuart.vandergreeff: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> <br /> == About WikiAnesthesia ==<br /> WikiAnesthesia is an open-access online collaboration among anesthesia practitioners from around the world. The WikiAnesthesia mission is to make up-to-date, relevant, and unbiased anesthesia knowledge freely available to anyone with an internet connection.<br /> <br /> <br /> - Written by users (academic credit possible)<br /> <br /> - Continual work in progress (but started content in 2021)<br /> <br /> - SCR primarily, but also drug reference, comorbidities, procedures, and anything else <br /> <br /> - In addition discussion, and practice groups, and more<br /> <br /> <br /> Guidance on writing and editing articles, and receiving academic credit for contributions can be found at &lt;u&gt;WikiAnesthesia: Contributor Guide&lt;/u&gt;<br /> <br /> More information about the WikiAnesthesia Foundation can be found at &lt;u&gt;About the WikiAnesthesia Foundation&lt;/u&gt;<br /> <br /> == Using WikiAnesthesia ==<br /> <br /> === Disclaimers ===<br /> Please read the &lt;u&gt;full disclaimers&lt;/u&gt; prior to using WikiAnesthesia. Importantly''':''' <br /> <br /> * '''WikiAnesthesia is a community collaboration and most pages can be edited by any member; as such, the accuracy and completeness of the work cannot be guaranteed. WikiAnesthesia is provided &quot;as is&quot;, for informational purposes only, and is not intended to serve as medical advice or expert medical opinion.''' <br /> <br /> * '''The WikiAnesthesia Foundation, the site managers, editors, contributing authors, and other people and organizations related to this site make this information available without warranties of any kind, express or implied. We disclaim any liability, loss, or damage caused by the contents. If you do not wish to be bound by the foregoing cautions and conditions, please do not use this site or service.'''<br /> <br /> === Articles ===<br /> WikiAnesthesia contains individual articles within the structure of the Table of Contents, to find out more about the structure of WikiAnesthesia see the &lt;u&gt;Structure&lt;/u&gt; section within &lt;u&gt;WikiAnesthesia Contributor Guide.&lt;/u&gt; <br /> <br /> Types of articles include:<br /> <br /> * &lt;u&gt;Surgical Case References&lt;/u&gt;&lt;!-- Link to page/section within contributor guide on how to write a SCR --&gt;<br /> *Drug References<br /> *Comorbidity References<br /> *Airway Management, Procedures, and Regional Anesthesia Techniques<br /> *Anesthesia Anatomy and Physiology<br /> *Anything else you want to write!<br /> <br /> <br /> The main focus during initial development is the surgical case reference: a concise but clinically comprehensive guide aimed to help any practitioner prepare for a case with which they are unfamiliar or do not perform regularly. The surgical case references contain the following sections:<br /> <br /> *Preoperative<br /> **Descriptions of the patient population undergoing this procedure, common comorbidities, preoperative patient optimization, operating room preparation, and suitable regional/neuraxial techniques<br /> *Intraoperative<br /> **Considerations for induction and maintenance of anesthesia, airway management, monitoring, positioning, and the steps of the surgical procedure of relevance to the anesthesia practitioner<br /> *Postoperative<br /> **Considerations for emergence, disposition, and complications in the immediate postoperative period of relevance to the anesthesia practitioner<br /> <br /> Use the search box to find the case you're looking for, browse the table of contents, or take a look at these featured pages:<br /> <br /> *Appendectomy<br /> *Donor nephrectomy<br /> *Craniotomy for extracranial-intracranial revascularization<br /> <br /> ===Notes===<br /> [[File:Menu - Notes.png|thumb|The location of the Notes and Discussion function when viewing articles]]<br /> &lt;u&gt;Registered users&lt;/u&gt; can create their own private notes on any page by clicking My notes within the Page menu, you can use this to make notes on your specific approach to cases for example. &lt;!-- Any technical info people should know? e.g., backups, space limitation? --&gt;<br /> <br /> ===Discussion===<br /> &lt;u&gt;Registered users&lt;/u&gt; are encouraged to discuss articles with the community, click the Discussion button within the Page menu, enter a topic name and <br /> <br /> ===Practice Groups===<br /> <br /> ===The Future===<br /> <br /> ==Contributing to WikiAnesthesia==<br /> See<br /> <br /> ==FAQ==<br /> Contact</div>

Stuart.vandergreeff https://alpha.wikianesthesia.org/w/index.php?title=About_WikiAnesthesia&diff=1939 2021-04-14T14:10:31Z

<p>Stuart.vandergreeff: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> <br /> == About WikiAnesthesia ==<br /> WikiAnesthesia is an open-access online collaboration among anesthesia practitioners from around the world. The WikiAnesthesia mission is to make up-to-date, relevant, and unbiased anesthesia knowledge freely available to anyone with an internet connection.<br /> <br /> <br /> - Written by users (academic credit possible)<br /> <br /> - Continual work in progress (but started content in 2021)<br /> <br /> - SCR primarily, but also drug reference, comorbidities, procedures, and anything else <br /> <br /> - In addition discussion, and practice groups, and more<br /> <br /> <br /> Guidance on writing and editing articles, and receiving academic credit for contributions can be found at &lt;u&gt;WikiAnesthesia: Contributor Guide&lt;/u&gt;<br /> <br /> More information about the WikiAnesthesia Foundation can be found at &lt;u&gt;About the WikiAnesthesia Foundation&lt;/u&gt;<br /> <br /> == Using WikiAnesthesia ==<br /> <br /> === Disclaimers ===<br /> Please read the &lt;u&gt;full disclaimers&lt;/u&gt; prior to using WikiAnesthesia. Importantly''':''' <br /> <br /> * '''WikiAnesthesia is a community collaboration and most pages can be edited by any member; as such, the accuracy and completeness of the work cannot be guaranteed. WikiAnesthesia is provided &quot;as is&quot;, for informational purposes only, and is not intended to serve as medical advice or expert medical opinion.''' <br /> <br /> * '''The WikiAnesthesia Foundation, the site managers, editors, contributing authors, and other people and organizations related to this site make this information available without warranties of any kind, express or implied. We disclaim any liability, loss, or damage caused by the contents. If you do not wish to be bound by the foregoing cautions and conditions, please do not use this site or service.'''<br /> <br /> === Articles ===<br /> WikiAnesthesia contains individual articles within the structure of the Table of Contents, to find out more about the structure of WikiAnesthesia see the &lt;u&gt;Structure&lt;/u&gt; section within &lt;u&gt;WikiAnesthesia Contributor Guide.&lt;/u&gt; <br /> <br /> Types of articles include:<br /> <br /> * &lt;u&gt;Surgical Case References&lt;/u&gt; &lt;!-- Link to page how to write a SCR --&gt;<br /> * Drug References<br /> * Comorbidity References<br /> * Airway Management, Procedures, and Regional Anesthesia Techniques<br /> * Anesthesia Anatomy and Physiology<br /> * Anything else you want to write!<br /> <br /> <br /> The main focus during initial development is the surgical case reference: a concise but clinically comprehensive guide aimed to help any practitioner prepare for a case with which they are unfamiliar or do not perform regularly. The surgical case references contain the following sections:<br /> <br /> * Preoperative<br /> ** Descriptions of the patient population undergoing this procedure, common comorbidities, preoperative patient optimization, operating room preparation, and suitable regional/neuraxial techniques<br /> * Intraoperative<br /> ** Considerations for induction and maintenance of anesthesia, airway management, monitoring, positioning, and the steps of the surgical procedure of relevance to the anesthesia practitioner<br /> * Postoperative<br /> ** Considerations for emergence, disposition, and complications in the immediate postoperative period of relevance to the anesthesia practitioner<br /> <br /> Use the search box to find the case you're looking for, browse the table of contents, or take a look at these featured pages:<br /> <br /> * Appendectomy<br /> * Donor nephrectomy<br /> * Craniotomy for extracranial-intracranial revascularization<br /> <br /> === Notes ===<br /> <br /> === Discussion ===<br /> <br /> === Practice Groups ===<br /> <br /> === The Future ===<br /> <br /> == Contributing to WikiAnesthesia ==<br /> See<br /> <br /> == FAQ ==<br /> Contact</div>

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<p>Stuart.vandergreeff: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> <br /> == About WikiAnesthesia ==<br /> WikiAnesthesia is an open-access online collaboration among anesthesia practitioners from around the world. The WikiAnesthesia mission is to make up-to-date, relevant, and unbiased anesthesia knowledge freely available to anyone with an internet connection.<br /> <br /> <br /> - Written by users (academic credit possible)<br /> <br /> - Continual work in progress (but started content in 2021)<br /> <br /> - SCR primarily, but also drug reference, comorbidities, procedures, and anything else <br /> <br /> - In addition discussion, and practice groups, and more<br /> <br /> <br /> Guidance on writing and editing articles, and receiving academic credit for contributions can be found at &lt;u&gt;WikiAnesthesia: Contributor Guide&lt;/u&gt;<br /> <br /> More information about the WikiAnesthesia Foundation can be found at &lt;u&gt;About the WikiAnesthesia Foundation&lt;/u&gt;<br /> <br /> == Using WikiAnesthesia ==<br /> <br /> === Disclaimers ===<br /> Please read the &lt;u&gt;full disclaimers&lt;/u&gt; prior to using WikiAnesthesia. Importantly''':''' <br /> <br /> * '''WikiAnesthesia is a community collaboration and most pages can be edited by any member; as such, the accuracy and completeness of the work cannot be guaranteed. WikiAnesthesia is provided &quot;as is&quot;, for informational purposes only, and is not intended to serve as medical advice or expert medical opinion.''' <br /> <br /> * '''The WikiAnesthesia Foundation, the site managers, editors, contributing authors, and other people and organizations related to this site make this information available without warranties of any kind, express or implied. We disclaim any liability, loss, or damage caused by the contents. If you do not wish to be bound by the foregoing cautions and conditions, please do not use this site or service.'''<br /> <br /> === Articles ===<br /> <br /> === Notes ===<br /> <br /> === Discussion ===<br /> <br /> === Practice Groups ===<br /> <br /> === The Future ===<br /> <br /> == Contributing to WikiAnesthesia ==<br /> See<br /> <br /> == FAQ ==<br /> Contact</div>

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<p>Stuart.vandergreeff: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> <br /> == About WikiAnesthesia ==<br /> <br /> == Using WikiAnesthesia ==<br /> <br /> === Disclaimers ===<br /> <br /> === Articles ===<br /> <br /> === Notes ===<br /> <br /> === Discussion ===<br /> <br /> === Practice Groups ===<br /> <br /> === The Future ===<br /> <br /> == Contributing to WikiAnesthesia ==<br /> See<br /> <br /> == FAQ ==<br /> Contact</div>

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<p>Stuart.vandergreeff: Replaced content with &quot; == About WikiAnesthesia == == Using WikiAnesthesia == === Articles === === Notes === === Discussion === === Practice Groups === === The Future === == Contributing...&quot;</p> <hr /> <div><br /> <br /> == About WikiAnesthesia ==<br /> <br /> == Using WikiAnesthesia ==<br /> <br /> === Articles ===<br /> <br /> === Notes ===<br /> <br /> === Discussion ===<br /> <br /> === Practice Groups ===<br /> <br /> === The Future ===<br /> <br /> == Contributing to WikiAnesthesia ==<br /> See<br /> <br /> == FAQ ==<br /> Contact</div>

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<p>Stuart.vandergreeff: Stuart.vandergreeff moved page WikiAnesthesia Introduction to About WikiAnesthesia without leaving a redirect</p> <hr /> <div>WikiAnesthesia is an open-access online collaboration among anesthesia practitioners from around the world. The WikiAnesthesia mission is to make up-to-date, relevant, and unbiased anesthesia knowledge freely available to anyone with an internet connection.<br /> <br /> This page offers a brief introduction to using and contributing to WikiAnesthesia.<br /> <br /> * More information about the organization can be found at &lt;u&gt;About WikiAnesthesia&lt;/u&gt;<br /> * More information about using the Editor and other site functions can be found at &lt;u&gt;WikiAnesthesia: Using the Site&lt;/u&gt;<br /> * Guidance on writing and editing articles can be found at &lt;u&gt;WikiAnesthesia: Contributor Guide&lt;/u&gt;<br /> * More information on getting credit for contributions can be found at &lt;u&gt;WikiAnesthesia: Getting credit for contributions&lt;/u&gt;<br /> <br /> ==WikiAnesthesia Articles==<br /> WikiAnesthesia contains individual articles within the structure of the &lt;u&gt;Table of Contents&lt;/u&gt;, to find out more about the structure of WikiAnesthesia see the &lt;u&gt;Structure&lt;/u&gt; section within &lt;u&gt;WikiAnesthesia: Contributor Guide&lt;/u&gt;.<br /> <br /> ===The Surgical Case Reference===<br /> The main focus during initial development is the surgical case reference: a concise but clinically comprehensive guide aimed to help any practitioner prepare for a case with which they are unfamiliar or do not perform regularly. The surgical case references contain the following sections:<br /> <br /> *Preoperative <br /> **Descriptions of the patient population undergoing this procedure, common comorbidities, preoperative patient optimization, operating room preparation, and suitable regional/neuraxial techniques<br /> *Intraoperative <br /> **Considerations for induction and maintenance of anesthesia, airway management, monitoring, positioning, and the steps of the surgical procedure of relevance to the anesthesia practitioner<br /> *Postoperative <br /> **Considerations for emergence, disposition, and complications in the immediate postoperative period of relevance to the anesthesia practitioner<br /> Use the search box to find the case you're looking for, browse the &lt;u&gt;table of contents&lt;/u&gt;, or take a look at these featured pages:<br /> <br /> *Appendectomy<br /> *Donor nephrectomy<br /> *Craniotomy for extracranial-intracranial revascularization<br /> <br /> ===Everything Else===<br /> In addition to the surgical case reference, users are actively developing the following sections to create an even more comprehensive resource:<br /> <br /> *Anesthesia Drug Reference<br /> *Anesthesia Considerations for Comorbid Diseases<br /> *Airway Management, Procedures, and Regional Anesthesia Techniques<br /> *Anesthesia Anatomy and Physiology<br /> *Anything else you want to write!<br /> <br /> ===The Future===<br /> More features are planned for the future to make WikiAnesthesia even more useful, these include:<br /> <br /> *A home for institutional guidelines...<br /> *etc.<br /> *etc.<br /> <br /> == Other WikiAnesthesia Features ==<br /> Article pages also have the following features:<br /> <br /> * Notes: Save your own private notes on individual pages, for example to remember the preferences of the attendings or surgeons you work with.<br /> * Discussion: Discuss the content of pages with other WikiAnesthesia users<br /> <br /> ==Contributing to WikiAnesthesia==<br /> There are lots of ways to contribute to WikiAnesthesia, whatever your profession, training level, or location. <br /> <br /> * To write a brand new page, browse the &lt;u&gt;Table of Contents&lt;/u&gt; and select an article in red to create that page, apply a template and begin writing <br /> * To edit any page click 'Edit' next to the title of the page and begin editing<br /> ** For detailed instructions on using the editor, see &lt;u&gt;WikiAnesthesia: Using the Site&lt;/u&gt;<br /> ** For guidance on writing style, structure, referencing, and more, see &lt;u&gt;WikiAnesthesia: Contributor Guide&lt;/u&gt;<br /> * Discussing pages also contributes by giving feedback and asking questions so that other editors can optimize pages <br /> * Making edits can gain you recognitiion for scholarly activity, see &lt;u&gt;WikiAnesthesia: Getting credit for contributions&lt;/u&gt; for more information <br /> * If you'd like to contribute in any other way, get in touch at ____</div>

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<p>Stuart.vandergreeff: </p> <hr /> <div>Ketamine is a dissociative anesthetic agent&lt;ref&gt;{{Cite journal|last=Corssen|first=G.|last2=Domino|first2=E. F.|date=1966-01|title=Dissociative anesthesia: further pharmacologic studies and first clinical experience with the phencyclidine derivative CI-581|url=https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/5325977|journal=Anesthesia and Analgesia|volume=45|issue=1|pages=29–40|issn=0003-2999|pmid=5325977}}&lt;/ref&gt; used for induction and maintenance of general anesthesia, sedation, and analgesia. <br /> See: induction agents, maintenance of anesthesia, and sedation agents?<br /> <br /> ==Uses, Dosing, &amp; Administration&lt;!-- Describe uses of the drug. If appropriate, add subsections for each indication. --&gt;==<br /> ======Induction of anesthesia:======<br /> <br /> *IV over 30 to 60 seconds '''1 to 2 mg/kg''' (LBW)<br /> **0.5 to 1 mg/kg in patients with shock<br /> *IM '''4 to 6 mg/kg'''<br /> <br /> ======Maintenance of anesthesia (adjunct to TIVA or inhalational anesthesia)======<br /> Various regimens exist:<br /> <br /> * 0.075 mg/kg at incision followed by <br /> <br /> *'''0.25 to 0.35 mg/kg''' at incision, followed by continuous infusion '''up to 1 mg/kg/hour'''<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Special Populations===<br /> <br /> ====Pediatrics====<br /> <br /> ====Elderly====<br /> <br /> ====Renal Impairment====<br /> <br /> ====Hepatic Impairment====<br /> ==Contraindications, Warnings, &amp; Interactions&lt;!-- List contraindications and precautions for use of the drug. --&gt;==<br /> <br /> ===Absolute contraindications&lt;!-- List absolute contraindications for use of the drug. If none, this section may be removed. --&gt;===<br /> <br /> ===Precautions&lt;!-- List precautions for use of the drug. If none, this section may be removed. --&gt;===<br /> ith cardiogenic shock caused by myocardial ischemia because the increases in HR and BP may detrimentally unbalance myocardial oxygen supply versus demand. Also, the sympathomimetic effects of ketamine may detrimentally increase pulmonary artery pressure (PAP) in patients with pulmonary hypertension or right-sided heart failure.<br /> <br /> ===Pregnancy &amp; Breastfeeding&lt;!-- If appropriate, give the drug's safety in pregnancy and for those breastfeeding --&gt;===<br /> <br /> ===Drug Interactions===<br /> <br /> ===Disease-Specific Concerns===<br /> <br /> ==Adverse Effects==<br /> Myocardial ischemia, PAP, CBF<br /> <br /> ==Pharmacology==<br /> <br /> ===Mechanism of action&lt;!-- Describe the mechanism of action for the primary uses of the drug. --&gt;===<br /> <br /> ===Pharmacodynamics&lt;!-- Describe the effects of the drug on the body. If appropriate, add subsections by organ system --&gt;===<br /> <br /> ===Pharmacokinetics&lt;!-- Describe the pharmacokinetics of the drug. --&gt;===<br /> ==Further Resources==<br /> You can use this section to provide sources that offer further information that may be of interest to users. Present them as a bulleted list and give a brief description of the resource.<br /> ==References==<br /> <br /> [[Category:Drug reference]]</div>

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<p>Stuart.vandergreeff: </p> <hr /> <div>Thank you for your interest in contributing to WikiAnesthesia! Your contributions are what allow this community to grow and flourish. Being a contributor will allow you to share your experience and knowledge with anesthesia colleagues around the world. Your contributions will help practitioners at the bedside and ultimately translate into improved patient care. <br /> <br /> Contributing to WA may also be recognized as scholarly activity to satisfy academic requirements for graduation or promotion. This article reviews the ways that contributions to WikiAnesthesia are tracked, and how the WikiAnesthesia community rewards your contributions.<br /> <br /> ==Resident Scholarly Activity==<br /> <br /> The American College of Graduate Medical Education (ACGME) requires that residents participate in scholarly activities&lt;ref&gt;{{Cite web|last=|first=|date=|title=ACGME Program Requirements for Graduate Medical Education in Anesthesiology|url=https://www.acgme.org/Portals/0/PFAssets/ProgramRequirements/040_Anesthesiology_2020_TCC.pdf?ver=2020-06-18-133042-890|url-status=live|archive-url=|archive-date=|access-date=|website=}}&lt;/ref&gt;. The nature of the scholarly work can include discovery, integration, application, teaching, and dissemination of knowledge. In addition, a resident's scholarly work must be documented and ultimately needs to be certified by the program director. In an effort to promote scholarly activity, and facilitate documentation of such activity, WikiAnesthesia tracks contributions and calculates the Contribution Score for each member.<br /> <br /> ===Tracking Contributions===<br /> <br /> *WikiAnesthesia tracks each member's Contribution Score<br /> *The Contribution Score is a metric that reflects the number of pages edited, with consideration for high edit volume.<br /> *Each contribution point translates into approximately 2 hours of editing time, but this can vary significantly depending upon the speed of the editor.<br /> <br /> === Scholarly Electives===<br /> Some residency programs offer &quot;academic weeks&quot; or scholarly electives. Contributing to WikiAnesthesia can potentially satisfy the requirements of these rotations. For documentation purposes, the following information can be provided: <br /> <br /> *For a history of all contributions made, please go to: http://www.wikianesthesia.org/wiki/Special:Contributions/'''''&lt;code&gt;YOUR-USER-NAME&lt;/code&gt;'''''<br /> *For a calculation of your overall contribution score, please see your User Profile.<br /> *If you need an official certificate for a residency elective, please contact support@wikianesthesia.org<br /> <br /> <br /> ==WikiAnesthesia Member, Contributor, and Editor Levels==<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> |+<br /> !WikiAnesthesia Title<br /> ! Criteria<br /> |-<br /> | Senior Editor<br /> |Contribution Score = 1,000<br /> |-<br /> |Associate Editor<br /> | Contribution Score = 500<br /> |-<br /> | Assistant Editor<br /> |Contribution Score = 100<br /> |-<br /> | Senior Contributor<br /> | Contribution Score = 50<br /> |-<br /> |Contributor<br /> |Contribution Score = 5<br /> |-<br /> |Member<br /> | Non-provisional account<br /> |-<br /> |New member<br /> |Account registered<br /> |}<br /> <br /> *A user's WikiAnesthesia title will automatically be displayed on their account profile.<br /> *Senior editors will be invited to participate in WikiAnesthesia's editorial board meetings<br /> * If a user is no longer actively contributing (i.e. no edits in the previous year), the user will be recognized with the &quot;emeritus&quot; designation (i.e. Senior Editor Emeritus)<br /> <br /> ==Special Recognition and Badges ==<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> |+<br /> !Special Badges<br /> !Criteria<br /> |-<br /> | 1 Year Member<br /> |1 year of membership<br /> |-<br /> |Author<br /> |Created a least 1 new article<br /> |-<br /> |Founding member<br /> |TBD<br /> |-<br /> |Trusted advisor<br /> | Awarded by WikiAnesthesia's editorial board<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ==References==<br /> <br /> &lt;references /&gt;</div>

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<p>Stuart.vandergreeff: </p> <hr /> <div>This page offers some guidance about writing for WikiAnesthesia in a way that maintains quality and consistency throughout the site, ensures content is displayed optimally, and that it can be as useful as possible to those using the site.<br /> <br /> Wikianesthesia is made by its users and this page only serves as guidance, even this page can be edited by anyone.<br /> <br /> == General Advice ==<br /> ''Target audience''<br /> <br /> ''Tone/Language''<br /> <br /> ''Approaching controversy/differences of opinion''<br /> <br /> Acronyms, brand names, etc.<br /> <br /> == Site Structure ==<br /> ''This might be better within the ToC page''<br /> <br /> ==Citations==<br /> &lt;blockquote&gt;''Recommended sources''<br /> <br /> ''Citing oneself?''<br /> <br /> ''Citations for the whole article rather than for a specific point being mad''&lt;/blockquote&gt;<br /> <br /> == Formatting ==<br /> ''Tables''<br /> <br /> ''Templates''<br /> <br /> ''Styles''<br /> <br /> ''Bullets''<br /> <br /> ''Info Boxes''<br /> <br /> ''Spacing''<br /> <br /> ''etc.''<br /> <br /> ==Images and Other Media==<br /> == Conflicts of Interest ==<br /> <br /> == Etiquette ==<br /> ''Editing other users' work''<br /> <br /> ''Pages in progress?''</div>

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<p>Stuart.vandergreeff: </p> <hr /> <div>This page offers some guidance about writing for WikiAnesthesia in a way that maintains quality and consistency throughout the site, ensures content is displayed optimally, and that it can be as useful as possible to those using the site.<br /> <br /> Wikianesthesia is made by its users and this page only serves as guidance, even this page can be edited by anyone.<br /> <br /> == General Advice ==<br /> ''Target audience''<br /> <br /> ''Tone/Language''<br /> <br /> ''Approaching controversy/differences of opinion''<br /> <br /> Acronyms, brand names, etc.<br /> <br /> ==Citations==<br /> &lt;blockquote&gt;''Recommended sources''<br /> <br /> ''Citing oneself?''<br /> <br /> ''Citations for the whole article rather than for a specific point being mad''&lt;/blockquote&gt;<br /> <br /> == Formatting and Structuring Articles ==<br /> ''Tables''<br /> <br /> ''Templates''<br /> <br /> ''Styles''<br /> <br /> ''Bullets''<br /> <br /> ''Info Boxes''<br /> <br /> ''Spacing''<br /> <br /> ''etc.''<br /> <br /> ==Images and Other Media==<br /> == Conflicts of Interest ==<br /> <br /> == Etiquette ==<br /> ''Editing other users' work''<br /> <br /> ''Pages in progress?''</div>

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<p>Stuart.vandergreeff: </p> <hr /> <div>WikiAnesthesia is an open-access online collaboration among anesthesia practitioners from around the world. The WikiAnesthesia mission is to make up-to-date, relevant, and unbiased anesthesia knowledge freely available to anyone with an internet connection.<br /> <br /> This page offers a brief introduction to using and contributing to WikiAnesthesia.<br /> <br /> * More information about the organization can be found at &lt;u&gt;About WikiAnesthesia&lt;/u&gt;<br /> * More information about using the Editor and other site functions can be found at &lt;u&gt;WikiAnesthesia: Using the Site&lt;/u&gt;<br /> * Guidance on writing and editing articles can be found at &lt;u&gt;WikiAnesthesia: Contributor Guide&lt;/u&gt;<br /> * More information on getting credit for contributions can be found at &lt;u&gt;WikiAnesthesia: Getting credit for contributions&lt;/u&gt;<br /> <br /> ==WikiAnesthesia Articles==<br /> WikiAnesthesia contains individual articles within the structure of the &lt;u&gt;Table of Contents&lt;/u&gt;, to find out more about the structure of WikiAnesthesia see the &lt;u&gt;Structure&lt;/u&gt; section within &lt;u&gt;WikiAnesthesia: Contributor Guide&lt;/u&gt;.<br /> <br /> ===The Surgical Case Reference===<br /> The main focus during initial development is the surgical case reference: a concise but clinically comprehensive guide aimed to help any practitioner prepare for a case with which they are unfamiliar or do not perform regularly. The surgical case references contain the following sections:<br /> <br /> *Preoperative <br /> **Descriptions of the patient population undergoing this procedure, common comorbidities, preoperative patient optimization, operating room preparation, and suitable regional/neuraxial techniques<br /> *Intraoperative <br /> **Considerations for induction and maintenance of anesthesia, airway management, monitoring, positioning, and the steps of the surgical procedure of relevance to the anesthesia practitioner<br /> *Postoperative <br /> **Considerations for emergence, disposition, and complications in the immediate postoperative period of relevance to the anesthesia practitioner<br /> Use the search box to find the case you're looking for, browse the &lt;u&gt;table of contents&lt;/u&gt;, or take a look at these featured pages:<br /> <br /> *Appendectomy<br /> *Donor nephrectomy<br /> *Craniotomy for extracranial-intracranial revascularization<br /> <br /> ===Everything Else===<br /> In addition to the surgical case reference, users are actively developing the following sections to create an even more comprehensive resource:<br /> <br /> *Anesthesia Drug Reference<br /> *Anesthesia Considerations for Comorbid Diseases<br /> *Airway Management, Procedures, and Regional Anesthesia Techniques<br /> *Anesthesia Anatomy and Physiology<br /> *Anything else you want to write!<br /> <br /> ===The Future===<br /> More features are planned for the future to make WikiAnesthesia even more useful, these include:<br /> <br /> *A home for institutional guidelines...<br /> *etc.<br /> *etc.<br /> <br /> == Other WikiAnesthesia Features ==<br /> Article pages also have the following features:<br /> <br /> * Notes: Save your own private notes on individual pages, for example to remember the preferences of the attendings or surgeons you work with.<br /> * Discussion: Discuss the content of pages with other WikiAnesthesia users<br /> <br /> ==Contributing to WikiAnesthesia==<br /> There are lots of ways to contribute to WikiAnesthesia, whatever your profession, training level, or location. <br /> <br /> * To write a brand new page, browse the &lt;u&gt;Table of Contents&lt;/u&gt; and select an article in red to create that page, apply a template and begin writing <br /> * To edit any page click 'Edit' next to the title of the page and begin editing<br /> ** For detailed instructions on using the editor, see &lt;u&gt;WikiAnesthesia: Using the Site&lt;/u&gt;<br /> ** For guidance on writing style, structure, referencing, and more, see &lt;u&gt;WikiAnesthesia: Contributor Guide&lt;/u&gt;<br /> * Discussing pages also contributes by giving feedback and asking questions so that other editors can optimize pages <br /> * Making edits can gain you recognitiion for scholarly activity, see &lt;u&gt;WikiAnesthesia: Getting credit for contributions&lt;/u&gt; for more information <br /> * If you'd like to contribute in any other way, get in touch at ____</div>

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<p>Stuart.vandergreeff: </p> <hr /> <div>WikiAnesthesia is an open-access online collaboration among anesthesia practitioners from around the world. The WikiAnesthesia mission is to make up-to-date, relevant, and unbiased anesthesia knowledge freely available to anyone with an internet connection.<br /> <br /> This page offers a brief introduction to using and contributing to WikiAnesthesia.<br /> <br /> * More information about the organization can be found at &lt;u&gt;About WikiAnesthesia&lt;/u&gt;<br /> * More information about using the Editor and other site functions can be found at &lt;u&gt;WikiAnesthesia: Using the Site&lt;/u&gt;<br /> * Guidance on writing and editing articles can be found at &lt;u&gt;WikiAnesthesia: Contributor Guide&lt;/u&gt;<br /> * More information on getting credit for contributions can be found at &lt;u&gt;WikiAnesthesia: Getting credit for contributions&lt;/u&gt;<br /> <br /> ==WikiAnesthesia Content &amp; Features==<br /> <br /> === WikiAnesthesia Content ===<br /> WikiAnesthesia contains individual articles within the structure of the &lt;u&gt;Table of Contents&lt;/u&gt;, to find out more about the structure of WikiAnesthesia see the &lt;u&gt;Structure&lt;/u&gt; section within &lt;u&gt;WikiAnesthesia: Contributor Guide&lt;/u&gt;.<br /> <br /> ====The Surgical Case Reference====<br /> The main focus during initial development is the surgical case reference: a concise but clinically comprehensive guide aimed to help any practitioner prepare for a case with which they are unfamiliar or do not perform regularly. The surgical case references contain the following sections:<br /> <br /> *Preoperative <br /> **Descriptions of the patient population undergoing this procedure, common comorbidities, preoperative patient optimization, operating room preparation, and suitable regional/neuraxial techniques<br /> *Intraoperative <br /> **Considerations for induction and maintenance of anesthesia, airway management, monitoring, positioning, and the steps of the surgical procedure of relevance to the anesthesia practitioner<br /> *Postoperative <br /> **Considerations for emergence, disposition, and complications in the immediate postoperative period of relevance to the anesthesia practitioner<br /> Use the search box to find the case you're looking for, browse the &lt;u&gt;table of contents&lt;/u&gt;, or take a look at these featured pages:<br /> <br /> *Appendectomy<br /> *Donor nephrectomy<br /> *Craniotomy for extracranial-intracranial revascularization<br /> <br /> ====Everything Else====<br /> In addition to the surgical case reference, users are actively developing the following sections to create an even more comprehensive resource:<br /> <br /> *Anesthesia Drug Reference<br /> *Anesthesia Considerations for Comorbid Diseases<br /> *Airway Management, Procedures, and Regional Anesthesia Techniques<br /> *Anesthesia Anatomy and Physiology<br /> *Anything else you want to write!<br /> <br /> ====The Future====<br /> More features are planned for the future to make WikiAnesthesia even more useful, these include:<br /> <br /> *A home for institutional guidelines...<br /> *etc.<br /> *etc.<br /> <br /> === Other Features ===<br /> Article pages also have the following features:<br /> <br /> * Notes: Save your own private notes on individual pages, for example to remember the preferences of the attendings or surgeons you work with.<br /> * Discussion: Discuss the content of pages with other WikiAnesthesia users<br /> <br /> ==Contributing to WikiAnesthesia==<br /> There are lots of ways to contribute to WikiAnesthesia, whatever your profession, training level, or location. <br /> <br /> * To write a brand new page, browse the &lt;u&gt;Table of Contents&lt;/u&gt; and select an article in red to create that page, apply a template and begin writing <br /> * To edit any page click 'Edit' next to the title of the page and begin editing<br /> ** For detailed instructions on using the editor, see &lt;u&gt;WikiAnesthesia: Using the Site&lt;/u&gt;<br /> ** For guidance on writing style, structure, referencing, and more, see &lt;u&gt;WikiAnesthesia: Contributor Guide&lt;/u&gt;<br /> * Discussing pages also contributes by giving feedback and asking questions so that other editors can optimize pages <br /> * Making edits can gain you recognitiion for scholarly activity, see &lt;u&gt;WikiAnesthesia: Getting credit for contributions&lt;/u&gt; for more information <br /> * If you'd like to contribute in any other way, get in touch at ____</div>

Stuart.vandergreeff https://alpha.wikianesthesia.org/w/index.php?title=WikiAnesthesia_Style_Guide&diff=1626 2021-03-31T15:24:46Z

<p>Stuart.vandergreeff: </p> <hr /> <div>This page offers some guidance about writing for WikiAnesthesia in a way that maintains quality and consistency throughout the site, ensures content is displayed optimally, and that it can be as useful as possible to those using the site.<br /> <br /> Wikianesthesia is made by its users and this page only serves as guidance, even this page can be edited by anyone.<br /> <br /> == General Advice ==<br /> <br /> * WikiAnesthesia is intended to provide concise, clinically relevant information that is useful at the point of care, rather than a resource for studying/exam preparation or in-depth critical literature review.<br /> ** If you would like to create other types of content please do so - but keep it separate from clinical reference pages.<br /> *There are disagreements and controversies within anesthesia, when this is the case try not to write prescriptive recommendations but instead acknowledge that differences of opinion exist and consider very briefly discussing the issue.<br /> *WikiAnesthesia is meant for users around the world, with this in mind try to do the following:<br /> **Use generic names for drugs and devices<br /> **...<br /> **...<br /> <br /> ==Citations==<br /> <br /> *Those reading WikiAnesthesia can benefit from the know-how of experienced anesthesiologists, so if you are an expert in your field or have been taught by one please add your personal recommendations and cite yourself!<br /> **''This approach'' may produce ''these effects (1) - 1: Expert, Professor; personal communication / User ID, Professor of Anesthesia; personal recommendation''<br /> **Endorsing personal recommendations<br /> **If there is published work then please replace<br /> *'''Citing single or small number of resources that are the basis for the entire article, rather than as references for individual sentences/paragraphs/sections'''<br /> <br /> == Conflicts of Interest ==<br /> <br /> == Editing Other User's Work ==<br /> <br /> == Formatting and Structuring Articles ==<br /> Tables<br /> <br /> Templates<br /> <br /> Styles<br /> <br /> Bullets<br /> <br /> Info Boxes<br /> <br /> ==Images and Other Media==</div>

Stuart.vandergreeff https://alpha.wikianesthesia.org/w/index.php?title=WikiAnesthesia_Style_Guide&diff=1625 2021-03-31T15:23:58Z

<p>Stuart.vandergreeff: </p> <hr /> <div>This page offers some guidance about writing for WikiAnesthesia in a way that maintains quality and consistency throughout the site, ensures content is displayed optimally, and that it can be as useful as possible to those using the site.<br /> <br /> Wikianesthesia is made by its users and this page only serves as guidance, even this page can be edited by anyone.<br /> <br /> == General Advice ==<br /> <br /> * WikiAnesthesia is intended to provide concise, clinically relevant information that is useful at the point of care, rather than a resource for studying/exam preparation or in-depth critical literature review.<br /> ** If you would like to create other types of content please do so - but keep it separate from clinical reference pages.<br /> *There are disagreements and controversies within anesthesia, when this is the case try not to write prescriptive recommendations but instead acknowledge that differences of opinion exist and consider very briefly discussing the issue.<br /> *WikiAnesthesia is meant for users around the world, with this in mind try to do the following:<br /> **Use generic names for drugs and devices<br /> **...<br /> **...<br /> <br /> ==Referencing/Citations==<br /> <br /> *Those reading WikiAnesthesia can benefit from the know-how of experienced anesthesiologists, so if you are an expert in your field or have been taught by one please add your personal recommendations and cite yourself!<br /> **''This approach'' may produce ''these effects (1) - 1: Expert, Professor; personal communication / User ID, Professor of Anesthesia; personal recommendation''<br /> **Endorsing personal recommendations<br /> **If there is published work then please replace<br /> *'''Citing single or small number of resources that are the basis for the entire article, rather than as references for individual sentences/paragraphs/sections'''<br /> <br /> == Conflicts of Interest ==<br /> <br /> == Editing Other User's Work ==<br /> <br /> == Formatting and Structuring Articles ==<br /> Tables<br /> <br /> Templates<br /> <br /> Styles<br /> <br /> Bullets<br /> <br /> Info Boxes<br /> <br /> ==Images and Other Media==</div>

Stuart.vandergreeff https://alpha.wikianesthesia.org/w/index.php?title=About_WikiAnesthesia&diff=1624 2021-03-31T15:10:18Z

<p>Stuart.vandergreeff: </p> <hr /> <div>WikiAnesthesia is an open-access online collaboration among anesthesia practitioners from around the world. The WikiAnesthesia mission is to make up-to-date, relevant, and unbiased anesthesia knowledge freely available to anyone with an internet connection.<br /> <br /> This page offers a brief introduction to using and contributing to WikiAnesthesia.<br /> <br /> * More information about the organization can be found at &lt;u&gt;WikiAnesthesia: Administration&lt;/u&gt;<br /> * More information about using the Editor and other site functions can be found at &lt;u&gt;WikiAnesthesia: Using the Site&lt;/u&gt;<br /> * Guidance on writing and editing articles can be found at &lt;u&gt;WikiAnesthesia: Style Guide&lt;/u&gt;<br /> * More information on getting credit for contributions can be found at &lt;u&gt;WikiAnesthesia: Getting credit for contributions&lt;/u&gt;<br /> <br /> ==Using WikiAnesthesia==<br /> <br /> === The Wiki ===<br /> WikiAnesthesia contains individual articles within the structure of the &lt;u&gt;Table of Contents&lt;/u&gt;, to find out more about the structure of WikiAnesthesia see the &lt;u&gt;Structure&lt;/u&gt; section within &lt;u&gt;WikiAnesthesia: Editing Guide&lt;/u&gt;.<br /> <br /> Article pages also have the following features:<br /> <br /> * Notes: Save your own private notes on individual pages, for example to remember the preferences of the attendings or surgeons you work with.<br /> * Discussion: Discuss the content of pages with other WikiAnesthesia users<br /> <br /> === WikiAnesthesia Content ===<br /> <br /> ====The Surgical Case Reference====<br /> The main focus during initial development is the surgical case reference: a concise but clinically comprehensive guide aimed to help any practitioner prepare for a case with which they are unfamiliar or do not perform regularly. The surgical case references contain the following sections:<br /> <br /> *Preoperative <br /> **Descriptions of the patient population undergoing this procedure, common comorbidities, preoperative patient optimization, operating room preparation, and suitable regional/neuraxial techniques<br /> *Intraoperative <br /> **Considerations for induction and maintenance of anesthesia, airway management, monitoring, positioning, and the steps of the surgical procedure of relevance to the anesthesia practitioner<br /> *Postoperative <br /> **Considerations for emergence, disposition, and complications in the immediate postoperative period of relevance to the anesthesia practitioner<br /> Use the search box to find the case you're looking for, browse the &lt;u&gt;table of contents&lt;/u&gt;, or take a look at these featured pages:<br /> <br /> *Appendectomy<br /> *Donor nephrectomy<br /> *Craniotomy for extracranial-intracranial revascularization<br /> <br /> ====Everything Else====<br /> In addition to the surgical case reference, users are actively developing the following sections to create an even more comprehensive resource:<br /> <br /> *Anesthesia Drug Reference<br /> *Anesthesia Considerations for Comorbid Diseases<br /> *Airway Management, Procedures, and Regional Anesthesia Techniques<br /> *Anesthesia Anatomy and Physiology<br /> *Anything else you want to write!<br /> <br /> ====The Future====<br /> More features are planned for the future to make WikiAnesthesia even more useful, these include:<br /> <br /> *A home for institutional guidelines...<br /> *etc.<br /> *etc.<br /> <br /> ==Contributing to WikiAnesthesia==<br /> There are lots of ways to contribute to WikiAnesthesia, whatever your profession, training level, or location. <br /> <br /> * To write a brand new page, browse the &lt;u&gt;Table of Contents&lt;/u&gt; and select an article in red to create that page, apply a template and begin writing <br /> * To edit any page click 'Edit' next to the title of the page and begin editing<br /> ** For detailed instructions on using the editor, see &lt;u&gt;WikiAnesthesia: Using the Site&lt;/u&gt;<br /> ** For guidance on writing style, structure, referencing, and more, see &lt;u&gt;WikiAnesthesia: Style Guide&lt;/u&gt;<br /> * Discussing pages also contributes by giving feedback and asking questions so that other editors can optimize pages <br /> * Making edits can gain you recognitiion for scholarly activity, see &lt;u&gt;WikiAnesthesia: Getting credit for contributions&lt;/u&gt; for more information <br /> * If you'd like to contribute in any other way, get in touch at ____</div>

Stuart.vandergreeff https://alpha.wikianesthesia.org/w/index.php?title=About_WikiAnesthesia&diff=1623 2021-03-31T15:08:17Z

<p>Stuart.vandergreeff: </p> <hr /> <div>WikiAnesthesia is an open-access online collaboration among anesthesia practitioners from around the world. The WikiAnesthesia mission is to make up-to-date, relevant, and unbiased anesthesia knowledge freely available to anyone with an internet connection.<br /> <br /> This page offers a brief introduction to using and contributing to WikiAnesthesia.<br /> <br /> * More information about the organization can be found at &lt;u&gt;WikiAnesthesia: Administration&lt;/u&gt;<br /> * More information about using the Editor and other site functions can be found at &lt;u&gt;WikiAnesthesia: Using the Site&lt;/u&gt;<br /> * Guidance on writing and editing articles can be found at &lt;u&gt;WikiAnesthesia: Editing Guide&lt;/u&gt;<br /> * More information on getting credit for contributions can be found at &lt;u&gt;WikiAnesthesia: Getting credit for contributions&lt;/u&gt;<br /> <br /> ==Using WikiAnesthesia==<br /> <br /> === The Wiki ===<br /> WikiAnesthesia contains individual articles within the structure of the &lt;u&gt;Table of Contents&lt;/u&gt;, to find out more about the structure of WikiAnesthesia see the &lt;u&gt;Structure&lt;/u&gt; section within &lt;u&gt;WikiAnesthesia: Editing Guide&lt;/u&gt;.<br /> <br /> Article pages also have the following features:<br /> <br /> * Notes: Save your own private notes on individual pages, for example to remember the preferences of the attendings or surgeons you work with.<br /> * Discussion: Discuss the content of pages with other WikiAnesthesia users<br /> <br /> === WikiAnesthesia Content ===<br /> <br /> ====The Surgical Case Reference====<br /> The main focus during initial development is the surgical case reference: a concise but clinically comprehensive guide aimed to help any practitioner prepare for a case with which they are unfamiliar or do not perform regularly. The surgical case references contain the following sections:<br /> <br /> *Preoperative <br /> **Descriptions of the patient population undergoing this procedure, common comorbidities, preoperative patient optimization, operating room preparation, and suitable regional/neuraxial techniques<br /> *Intraoperative <br /> **Considerations for induction and maintenance of anesthesia, airway management, monitoring, positioning, and the steps of the surgical procedure of relevance to the anesthesia practitioner<br /> *Postoperative <br /> **Considerations for emergence, disposition, and complications in the immediate postoperative period of relevance to the anesthesia practitioner<br /> Use the search box to find the case you're looking for, browse the &lt;u&gt;table of contents&lt;/u&gt;, or take a look at these featured pages:<br /> <br /> *Appendectomy<br /> *Donor nephrectomy<br /> *Craniotomy for extracranial-intracranial revascularization<br /> <br /> ====Everything Else====<br /> In addition to the surgical case reference, users are actively developing the following sections to create an even more comprehensive resource:<br /> <br /> *Anesthesia Drug Reference<br /> *Anesthesia Considerations for Comorbid Diseases<br /> *Airway Management, Procedures, and Regional Anesthesia Techniques<br /> *Anesthesia Anatomy and Physiology<br /> *Anything else you want to write!<br /> <br /> ====The Future====<br /> More features are planned for the future to make WikiAnesthesia even more useful, these include:<br /> <br /> *A home for institutional guidelines...<br /> *Translations...<br /> *etc.<br /> *etc.<br /> <br /> ==Contributing to WikiAnesthesia==<br /> There are lots of ways to contribute to WikiAnesthesia, whatever your profession, training level, or location. <br /> <br /> * To write a brand new page, browse the &lt;u&gt;Table of Contents&lt;/u&gt; and select an article in red to create that page, apply a template and begin writing <br /> * To edit any page click 'Edit' next to the title of the page and begin editing <br /> * Discussing pages also contributes by giving feedback and asking questions so that other editors can optimize pages <br /> * Making edits can gain you recognitiion for scholarly activity, see &lt;u&gt;WikiAnesthesia: Getting credit for contributions&lt;/u&gt; for more information <br /> * If you'd like to contribute in any other way, get in touch at ____</div>

Stuart.vandergreeff https://alpha.wikianesthesia.org/w/index.php?title=About_WikiAnesthesia&diff=1602 2021-03-28T18:24:21Z

<p>Stuart.vandergreeff: </p> <hr /> <div>WikiAnesthesia is an open-access online collaboration among anesthesia practitioners from around the world, with a mission to make up-to-date, relevant, and unbiased anesthesia knowledge freely available to anyone with an internet connection.<br /> <br /> WikiAnesthesia is written by and for anesthesia practitioners..., Collate available information from elsewhere.... Discussion....<br /> <br /> More information about the organization can be found at: The &lt;u&gt;WikiAnesthesia: Administration&lt;/u&gt;<br /> <br /> <br /> &lt;!-- Do we want to say what it isn't?, Or distinguish it from others? --&gt;<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Using WikiAnesthesia== <br /> <br /> ===The Surgical Case Reference===<br /> The main focus during initial development is the surgical case reference: a concise but clinically comprehensive guide aimed to help any practitioner prepare for a case with which they are unfamiliar or do not perform regularly. The surgical case references contain the following sections:<br /> <br /> *Preoperative <br /> **Descriptions of the patient population undergoing this procedure, common comorbidities, preoperative patient optimization, operating room preparation, and suitable regional/neuraxial techniques<br /> *Intraoperative <br /> **Considerations for induction and maintenance of anesthesia, airway management, monitoring, positioning, and the steps of the surgical procedure of relevance to the anesthesia practitioner<br /> *Postoperative <br /> **Considerations for emergence, disposition, and complications in the immediate postoperative period of relevance to the anesthesia practitioner<br /> <br /> Use the search box to find the case you're looking for, browse the &lt;u&gt;table of contents&lt;/u&gt;, or take a look at these featured pages:<br /> <br /> *Appendectomy<br /> *Donor nephrectomy<br /> *Craniotomy for extracranial-intracranial revascularization<br /> <br /> ===Everything Else===<br /> In addition to the surgical case reference, users are actively developing the following sections to create an even more comprehensive resource:<br /> <br /> *Anesthesia Drug Reference<br /> *Anesthesia Considerations for Comorbid Diseases<br /> *Airway Management, Procedures, and Regional Anesthesia Techniques<br /> *Anesthesia Anatomy and Physiology<br /> <br /> ===The Future===<br /> More features are planned for the future to make WikiAnesthesia even more useful, these include:<br /> <br /> *A home for institutional guidelines...<br /> *Translations...<br /> *etc.<br /> *etc.<br /> <br /> <br /> To find out more about the structure of WikiAnesthesia see the &lt;u&gt;Structure&lt;/u&gt; section within the &lt;u&gt;Style Guide&lt;/u&gt;. (or separate page)<br /> <br /> ==Contributing to WikiAnesthesia==<br /> There are lots of ways to contribute to WikiAnesthesia, whatever your profession, training level, or location. <br /> <br /> - Emphasize that writing is good way of learning, that trainees know what other trainees need to know to encourage them to write<br /> <br /> - <br /> <br /> - Mention scoring/rewards<br /> <br /> WikiAnesthesia also needs coders, illustrators, and...</div>

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