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The impact of the patient's initial NACA score on subjective and physiological indicators of workload during pre-hospital emergency care.

PLoS One · 2018 · PMC6084954 · PMID 30092090

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ated that performance in the anesthetic environment is difficult to measure because the outcome is influenced by external factors and individuals might compensate disadvantages in performance by increased effort.[ 2 ] The indicators of physiological workload, PeEn (p = 0.10) and mean HR (p = 0.19), did not reach statistical significance according to the ANOVA of the GLMM.

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