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A service evaluation of current practice.
A project coordinated by the West Midlands Trainee Research in Anaesthesia and Intensive care Network (WMTRAIN), supported by the Birmingham Surgical Trials Consortium (BiSTC), on behalf of the University of Birmingham (UoB) and the Birmingham Clinical Trials Unit (BCTU).
Rectus sheath catheters (RSCs) are sometimes used to help reduce pain after emergency laparotomy - a major abdominal operation.
Rectus sheath catheters (RSCs) are sometimes used to help reduce pain after emergency laparotomy - a major abdominal operation.
We are investigating how often RSCs are used, and in what context.
We are investigating how often RSCs are used, and in what context.
The pages on this website explain more about the project, and explain how to collect data:
1 - How to sign up as a data collector for your hospital
2 - How to obtain permissions to collect data, and the next steps
3 - How to use our online data entry form
You can also download documents related to the project (including an offline version of the data capture tool), and find out how to contact us for more information.
Please click the links at the top of the screen to find out more about our project
Please click the links at the top of the screen to find out more about our project
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