Results of a survey published in the journal Patient Safety in Surgery found that 27% of anesthesiologists and 7% of surgeons admitted that they “misreported” information to each other at least once a month in the perioperative setting. More often than you might think.
Why do surgeons and anesthesiologists end up misreporting to each other?
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