“Article of the Month”: Science that is Ahared — An Initiative of the Pediatric Anesthesia Section of the Portuguese Society of Anesthesiology
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Evidence-Based Practice, Implementation Science, Pediatric AnesthesiaAbstract
A disseminação eficaz da evidência científica é um dos pilares da implementation science, a área que estuda como transformar conhecimento em prática clínica consistente e sustentável. Na anestesia pediátrica — um campo em rápida evolução tecnológica e científica — garantir que novos dados cheguem de forma clara e acessível aos profissionais que as aplicam é fundamental para reduzir variabilidade, apoiar decisões informadas e, em última instância, elevar a qualidade e a segurança dos cuidados prestados às crianças.
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