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The role and responsibility of anaesthesiologist and anaesthetic nurse before, during and after surgery ‐ Preoperative survey on elective surgery patients in Martin Faculty Hospital ‐ Slovakia: 15AP2–11

Conclusion(s): This survey highlights the divided opinion as to what makes a good anaesthetist. 29 different attributes were listed among the respondents’ top five. Whilst some attributes feature more regularly than others, such as “keeping calm under pressure” and “clinical knowledge”, others hypothesised by us to be important are less so, such as “low morbidity and mortality.” The survey has generated much discussion amongst our colleagues. Whilst it would also be interesting to see if the above results are applicable to other European or international countries, we have instigated further work into the subject, as we pose the same question to others from the multidisciplinary team including medics and surgeons. No doubt their responses will prove fascinating and insightful. Acknowledgements: We would like to thank the department of anaesthesia at UCLH for help with this survey.