The association between epidural labor analgesia and maternal fever remains somewhat controversial despite being supported by evidence in randomized controlled ...

The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) has released two rule updates that will heavily impact anesthesiology providers in ...

There is considerable flexibility in decisions made by healthcare facilities concerning anesthesia services, specifically with respect to the employment of ...

The intersection between medicine and technology is a complex, growing, and evolving space that continues to push the boundaries of ...

This post is part of a series exploring the issues of ethics in anesthesiology practice. A well-defined and dutifully upheld ...

An earlier blog discussed the potential for the Perioperative Surgical Home (PSH) model to disrupt the standards of anesthesia care. ...

Certified registered nurse anesthetists (CRNAs) have established themselves as leaders in anesthesia care delivery, administering over 40 million anesthetics to ...

It is a formidable and near impossible task to discuss all pertinent advances in the field of anesthesia that have ...

Millions of cigarette smokers undergo surgical procedures in the United States every day. The effects of smoking on the surgical ...

As models for healthcare reform continue to evolve, value-based care is rising as a viable option for ensuring cost-effective, but ...

For many years, the healthcare systems of high-income countries have prioritized safe practices in both surgery and anesthesia. However, with ...

In today’s healthcare environment, surgical procedures may be performed in a variety of different settings. Choosing between a surgery center ...