Abstract
In a teaching hospital with ongoing resident training program, anaesthetic preparation time is inversely proportional to the skill acquired by the trainee resident. [...]if we can make "Wheel in" time inclusive of anaesthetic preparation time and receive the patient in the pre-operative anaesthetic room/holding area at an appropriate time before the actual defined "Table start time", then, we can even start the first case on time.
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