The author, Csaba Némedi, who can look back on many years of experience in surgical anaesthesia nursing, discusses the necessary further development and professionalisation of this internationally heterogeneous occupational field. Among other things, his article focuses on the competence framework and the status of Austrian anaesthesia care, as well as the importance of evidence-based, internationally comparable training models. His future-oriented solutions are not only relevant for anaesthesia care, but are also transferable to other areas of health care and nursing.The process of professionalising health care and nursing in Austria has always been regressive.
4.2.1 Vakkuri et al., (2006): Allocation of tasks between anesthesiologists and anesthesia nurses in Finland
4.2.2 Meeusen et al., (2010): Composition of the anaesthesia team: a European survey
4.2.3 Herion et al., (2019): Validating international CanMEDS-based standards defining education and safe practice of nurse anesthetists
4.2.4 Jeon et al., (2020a): Self-assessed anaesthesia nursing competence and related factors
4.2.5 Jeon et al., (2020b): Anaesthesia nursing competence: Self-assessment of nursing students
4.3.1 Problemdarstellung im Allgemeinen: Erhebung des Ist-Zustands oder das international heterogene Erscheinungsbild der Anästhesiepflege
4.3.2 Problemlösungsansatz I.: Stellenwert und Notwendigkeit zeitgemäßer und evidenzbasierter Ausbildungsmodelle in der Anästhesiepflege auf international vergleichbarem akademischen Niveau – im Zusam...
4.3.3 Problemlösungsansatz II.: Stellenwert und Notwendigkeit laufender Qualitätskontrollen in der Anästhesiepflege im Zusammenhang mit fortlaufender Weiterentwicklung und Professionalisierung des Ber...
