To improve the perioperative trajectory of patients, particularly for those with multiple comorbidities and increased risk for postoperative complications, the Sunday session “ESA Panel: Perioperative Medicine: Role of Anesthesiologists in Europe” spanned the globe. It showcased recent advances and programs anesthesiologists from around the world are implementing to optimize outcomes for surgical patients during the […]

Extremely challenging situations can develop in the O.R. that affect what happens in the ICU later on. But the more familiar you are with the core tenets of ICU management, the better prepared you’ll be when challenging situations happen.

Monitored anesthesia care (MAC) has increased exponentially over the past decade, but questions remain about its safety compared with a general anesthetic (GA).

Physician burnout causes a variety of physical and psychosocial symptoms that contribute to high rates of early retirement, substance abuse and suicide.

Question of the Day: What do you think of ASA’s new look?

A new, fast-paced, interactive panel will now offer members a convenient way to add safety CME credits.

Bringing change and improving patient care are central to anesthesiology’s role in health care. But implementing and managing change requires leadership.

Evidence-based arguments refute four of the most common urban legends about anesthesiology and economics.

Postoperative delirium affects a wide range of the general surgical population and has been associated with increases in length of hospital stay, likelihood of being discharged to a rehabilitation center or nursing facility rather than home, mortality and higher cost of care.