Can Fam Physician. 1987 Jul;33:1607-12.
This study of family practitioners as anesthetists is based on data extracted from records of the Medical Services Plan of British Columbia. During the period from 1976 to 1986, the proportion of anesthetics that were administered by non-certified anesthetists declined from 28.3% to 22.1% of the total number. Small and medium-sized hospitals continue to depend on family-physician anesthetists. Family practitioners make up 96.9% of all anesthetists practising in hospitals with fewer than 50 beds and 88.2% of anesthetists in hospitals with 50-99 beds. Rural areas are served almost exclusively by family-practice anesthetists, since 16 of 29 B.C. regional districts have one or no certified anesthetists. The author discusses the implications of this situation for the future of family-practice anesthesia.
这项针对家庭医生麻醉师的研究基于从不列颠哥伦比亚省医疗服务计划记录中提取的数据。在 1976 年至 1986 年期间，未经认证的麻醉师实施的麻醉比例从总数的 28.3%下降到 22.1%。小医院和中等规模医院仍然依赖家庭医生麻醉师。在拥有 50 张以下床位的医院中，家庭医生占所有麻醉师的 96.9%，在拥有 50-99 张床位的医院中，家庭医生占 88.2%。农村地区几乎完全由家庭实践麻醉师提供服务，因为不列颠哥伦比亚省的 29 个地区中有 16 个地区只有一名或没有认证的麻醉师。作者讨论了这种情况对家庭实践麻醉未来的影响。
