Clinical implementation of a head-mounted display for anaesthesia patient monitoring

This study evaluates whether anaesthesiologists (doctors who administer anaesthesia) can use a special head-mounted display device to monitor patient vital signs during surgery, while still being able to see their surroundings clearly. The study takes place in a real clinical setting at Royal Adelaide Hospital and builds on previous simulator-based tests. You may be eligible if: - You are an anaesthesia consultant or senior registrar working at Royal Adelaide Hospital - You can comfortably view patient monitoring data on the head-mounted display - You can also see the broader environment clearly while wearing the device - Prior experience with the device from simulator studies is preferred You may NOT be eligible if: - You are unable to comfortably view patient vital signs on the head-mounted display - The headgear is incompatible with your glasses or causes physical discomfort Talk to your doctor about whether this trial might be right for you.