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	''<code>Can we have the featured articles box here?</code>''		''<code>Can we have the featured articles box here?</code>''

			=== Saved Pages ===
			<code>If this feature is implemented</code>

	===Notes===		===Notes===

Stuart.vandergreeff at 15:36, 18 April 2021

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	Guidance on writing and editing articles, and receiving academic credit for contributions can be found at <u>[[WikiAnesthesia:Contributor guide\|WikiAnesthesia: Contributor Guide]]</u>		Guidance on writing and editing articles, and receiving academic credit for contributions can be found at <u>[[WikiAnesthesia:Contributor guide\|WikiAnesthesia: Contributor Guide]]</u>

	More information about the WikiAnesthesia Foundation can be found at <u>About the WikiAnesthesia Foundation</u>		<code>For consideration: "More information about the WikiAnesthesia Foundation can be found at <u>About the WikiAnesthesia Foundation"</u></code>

	== Using WikiAnesthesia ==		== Using WikiAnesthesia ==

Stuart.vandergreeff at 15:31, 18 April 2021

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	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.		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.

	Need some more brief introduction to the PGs		<code>Need some more brief introduction to the PGs</code>

	Find out more at the <u>Practice Groups</u> section in the <u>Contributor Guide.</u>		Find out more at the <u>Practice Groups</u> section in the <u>Contributor Guide.</u>

Stuart.vandergreeff at 15:28, 18 April 2021

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	* a place for discussion and sharing of personal tips and insights		* a place for discussion and sharing of personal tips and insights
	* a platform for sharing private protocols and guidelines within organizations through Practice Groups		* a platform for sharing private protocols and guidelines within organizations through Practice Groups



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	*Anesthesia Anatomy and Physiology		*Anesthesia Anatomy and Physiology
	*Anything else you want to write!		*Anything else you want to write!
			<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:


	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:
	*Preoperative:		*Preoperative:
	**Descriptions of the patient population undergoing this procedure, common comorbidities, preoperative patient optimization, operating room preparation, and suitable regional/neuraxial techniques		**Descriptions of the patient population undergoing this procedure, common comorbidities, preoperative patient optimization, operating room preparation, and suitable regional/neuraxial techniques

Stuart.vandergreeff at 15:21, 18 April 2021

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	* a place for discussion and sharing of personal tips and insights		* a place for discussion and sharing of personal tips and insights
	* a platform for sharing private protocols and guidelines within organizations through Practice Groups		* a platform for sharing private protocols and guidelines within organizations through Practice Groups

Stuart.vandergreeff at 15:21, 18 April 2021

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	*Anesthesia Anatomy and Physiology		*Anesthesia Anatomy and Physiology
	*Anything else you want to write!		*Anything else you want to write!


	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:		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:

	*Preoperative:		*Preoperative:
	**Descriptions of the patient population undergoing this procedure, common comorbidities, preoperative patient optimization, operating room preparation, and suitable regional/neuraxial techniques		**Descriptions of the patient population undergoing this procedure, common comorbidities, preoperative patient optimization, operating room preparation, and suitable regional/neuraxial techniques

Stuart.vandergreeff at 15:19, 18 April 2021

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	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.		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.

	WikiAnesthesia is ~~written by anesthesia practitioners, for anesthesia practitioners. It is a continual work in progress~~		WikiAnesthesia is:

			* written by anesthesia practitioners, for anesthesia practitioners
			* a continual work in progress; content creation began in 2021 <code>(''can we have a stats counter here?)''</code>
			* 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
			* a place for discussion and sharing of personal tips and insights
			* a platform for sharing private protocols and guidelines within organizations through Practice Groups


	~~- Written by users (academic credit possible)~~		Guidance on writing and editing articles, and receiving academic credit for contributions can be found at <u>[[WikiAnesthesia:Contributor guide\|WikiAnesthesia: Contributor Guide]]</u>

	~~- Continual work in progress (but started content in 2021)~~

	~~- SCR primarily, but also drug reference, comorbidities, procedures, and anything else~~

	~~- In addition discussion, and practice groups, and more~~

	~~- Shaped by its users~~



	Guidance on writing and editing articles, and receiving academic credit for contributions can be found at <u>WikiAnesthesia: Contributor Guide</u>

	More information about the WikiAnesthesia Foundation can be found at <u>About the WikiAnesthesia Foundation</u>		More information about the WikiAnesthesia Foundation can be found at <u>About the WikiAnesthesia Foundation</u>
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	Please read the <u>full disclaimers</u> prior to using WikiAnesthesia. Importantly''':'''		Please read the <u>full disclaimers</u> prior to using WikiAnesthesia. Importantly''':'''

	* '''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 "as is", for informational purposes only, and is not intended to serve as medical advice or expert medical opinion.'''		* '''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 "as is", for informational purposes only, and is not intended to serve as medical advice or expert medical opinion.'''

	* '''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.'''		* '''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.'''
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	Types of articles include:		Types of articles include:

	* ~~<u>~~Surgical Case References~~</u><!-- Link to page/section within contributor guide on how to write a SCR -->~~		* Surgical Case References
	*Drug References		*Anesthesia Drug References
	*Comorbidity References		*Anesthesia Comorbidity References
	*Airway Management, Procedures, and Regional Anesthesia Techniques		*Airway Management, Procedures, and Regional Anesthesia Techniques
	*Anesthesia Anatomy and Physiology		*Anesthesia Anatomy and Physiology
	*Anything else you want to write!		*Anything else you want to write!


	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:		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:

	*Preoperative		*Preoperative:
	**Descriptions of the patient population undergoing this procedure, common comorbidities, preoperative patient optimization, operating room preparation, and suitable regional/neuraxial techniques		**Descriptions of the patient population undergoing this procedure, common comorbidities, preoperative patient optimization, operating room preparation, and suitable regional/neuraxial techniques
	*Intraoperative		*Intraoperative:
	**Considerations for induction and maintenance of anesthesia, airway management, monitoring, positioning, and the steps of the surgical procedure of relevance to the anesthesia practitioner		**Considerations for induction and maintenance of anesthesia, airway management, monitoring, positioning, and the steps of the surgical procedure of relevance to the anesthesia practitioner
	*Postoperative		*Postoperative:
	**Considerations for emergence, disposition, and complications in the immediate postoperative period of relevance to the anesthesia practitioner		**Considerations for emergence, disposition, and complications in the immediate postoperative period of relevance to the anesthesia practitioner

	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:		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:

	*Appendectomy		''<code>Can we have the featured articles box here?</code>''
	*Donor nephrectomy
	*Craniotomy for extracranial-intracranial revascularization

	===Notes===		===Notes===
	[[File:Menu - Notes.png\|thumb\|The location of the Notes and Discussion function when viewing articles]]		[[File:Menu - Notes.png\|thumb\|The location of the Notes and Discussion function when viewing articles]]
	<u>Registered users</u> 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. <~~!--~~ Any technical info people should know? e.g., backups, space limitation? -->		<u>Registered users</u> 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.

			<code>Any technical info people should know? e.g., backups, space limitation?</code>

	===Discussion===		===Discussion===
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	===Practice Groups===		===Practice Groups===
	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.~~<!--~~ Need some more brief introduction to the PGs ~~-->~~		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.

			Need some more brief introduction to the PGs

	Find out more at the <u>Practice Groups</u> ~~page~~. <~~!-- Separate page vs. part of the contributor guide? --~~>		Find out more at the <u>Practice Groups</u> section in the <u>Contributor Guide.</u>
	===The Future===		===The Future===
	-		<code>Any future plans vs. ideas we want here, e.g., journal watch/summaries, the polls, research</code>

	- If you have ideas for future development, or would like to contribute to WikiAnesthesia development contact:		- If you have ideas for future development, or would like to contribute to WikiAnesthesia development contact:
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	==Contributing to WikiAnesthesia==		==Contributing to WikiAnesthesia==
	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 <u>WikiAnesthesia Contribution Guide</u>. In addition, if you would like to contribute to WikiAnesthesia administration please <u>contact the administration team</u>.		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 <u>WikiAnesthesia Contribution Guide</u>. In addition, if you would like to contribute to WikiAnesthesia administration please <u>contact the administration team</u>.

	~~''- Add key principles/vision here too''~~

	==FAQ==		==FAQ==
	~~Who~~ runs ~~WikiAnesthesia?~~		<code>Need some questions here! Thoughts: who runs WA, who pays/how is it free/is it trustworthy</code>

	~~Who~~ pays ~~for WikiAnesthesia?~~

	~~Is WikiAnesthesia content~~ trustworthy?

Stuart.vandergreeff at 14:52, 18 April 2021

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	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.		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.

			WikiAnesthesia is written by anesthesia practitioners, for anesthesia practitioners. It is a continual work in progress



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	- In addition discussion, and practice groups, and more		- In addition discussion, and practice groups, and more

			- Shaped by its users



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	- If you have ideas for future development contact~~...~~		- If you have ideas for future development, or would like to contribute to WikiAnesthesia development contact:

	==Contributing to WikiAnesthesia==		==Contributing to WikiAnesthesia==

Stuart.vandergreeff at 14:45, 18 April 2021

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	Find out more at the <u>Practice Groups</u> page. <!-- Separate page vs. part of the contributor guide? -->		Find out more at the <u>Practice Groups</u> page. <!-- Separate page vs. part of the contributor guide? -->
	===The Future===		===The Future===
	- ~~Online global anesthesia community~~		-

	~~- Journal club/article curation~~

	- If you have ideas for future development contact...		- If you have ideas for future development contact...

Stuart.vandergreeff at 14:41, 18 April 2021

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	==Contributing to WikiAnesthesia==		==Contributing to WikiAnesthesia==
	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 <u>WikiAnesthesia Contribution Guide</u>. In addition, if you would like to contribute to WikiAnesthesia administration please <u>contact the administration team</u>.		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 <u>WikiAnesthesia Contribution Guide</u>. In addition, if you would like to contribute to WikiAnesthesia administration please <u>contact the administration team</u>.

			''- Add key principles/vision here too''

	==FAQ==		==FAQ==