Prolonged Operative Time to Extubation Is Not a Useful Metric for Comparing the Performance of Individual Anesthesia Providers

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Anesthesiology, 16 Feb 2016

Improving quality in the OR - prolonged time to extubation is not a useful performance measure. http://ow.ly/XB9Ae

Anesthesiology, 10 Feb 2016

Improving quality in the OR - prolonged time to extubation is not a useful performance measure. http://ow.ly/XDrty

Anesthesiology, 08 Feb 2016

Improving quality in the OR - prolonged time to extubation is not a useful performance measure. http://ow.ly/XB9Ae

Anesthesiology, 04 Feb 2016

Improving quality in the OR - prolonged time to extubation is not a useful performance measure. http://ow.ly/XB9Ae

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