Research Article
Use of Cognitive Aids: Results from a National Survey among Anaesthesia Providers in France and Canada
Table 2
The use of cognitive aids (CAs) in hospital practice among the 501 French and the 250 Canadian respondents who had some knowledge of CAs.
| | | France, n (%) | Canada, n (%) |
| | Have access to CAs in hospital practice | 332/501 (66) | 212/250 (85%) | | If yes, format of CA (several possible responses) | 241/330 (73%) | 159/211 (78%) | | Paper format in a manual at the bedside | 172/330 (52%) | 121/211 (57%) | | Paper format in the emergency kit | 137/330 (42%) | 54/211 (26%) | | Electronic format on the computer screen | 69/330 (21%) | 94/211 (45%) | | Electronic access via a smartphone or a touchpad | 189/492 (38%) | 108/244 (45%) | | Have already used a CA at least once in practice | Anaphylaxis | Cardiac arrest | | If yes, which main clinical scenarios (several possible responses) | 88/188 (47%) | 54/107 (50%) | | | PPH | Anaphylaxis | | | 84/188 (45%) | 24/107 (22%) | | | LAST | PPH | | | 49/188 (26%) | 24/107 (22%) |
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LAST: local anaesthetic systemic toxicity; PPH: postpartum haemorrhage.
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