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Table 2 Factors influencing the presence of an AO responsible for anaesthesia (n = 773/658/ 568)

From: Anaesthetic practices at Gulu Regional Referral Hospital in Northern Uganda, who does what and where? A retrospective study

 

AO responsible

n (%)

AO not responsible

n (%)

Level of training of operating HWs (n = 773; missings = 31)

  

 Intermediate level of training

67 (37.2%)

510 (86.0%)

 High level of training

112 (62.2%) *

52 (8.8%)

 Basic level of training

1 (0.6%)

31 (5.2%)

 Total n (%)

180 (100%)

593 (100%)

Type of anaesthesia (if anaesthesia was applied) (n = 658, missings = 2)

  

 General or sedation

70 (36.3%)

20 (4.3%)

 Regional or local

108 (56.0%)*

440 (94.6%)

 General/sedation and pRA or local

15 (7.8%)

5 (1.1%)

 Total n (%)

193 (100%)

465 (100%)

Type of regional anaesthesia (if regional anaesthesia was applied) (n = 568)

  

 pRA or local

62 (50.4%)

67 (15.1%)

 Spinal

61 (49.6%)

0

 Local only

0

378 (84.9%)

 Total n (%)

123 (100%)

445 (100%)

  1. *p < 0.001