Careers in Anesthesia are Changing, with Opportunities Outside Hospitals
Careers in anesthesia treating non-hospital patients is at the cutting edge of technique and skill while offering greater work-life balance.
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Careers in anesthesia treating non-hospital patients is at the cutting edge of technique and skill while offering greater work-life balance.
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Mobile Anesthesiologists' Dr. Heike Knorpp shares her insights on trust in the physician-patient relationship and how office-based procedures can impact that.
Expanding - not disrupting - sites of service broadens access while bringing down overall costs.
Dr. BobbieJean Sweitzer, past president of the Society for Ambulatory Anesthesiology (SAMBA), shares her insights on where the field is going
Dr. David Mayer shares insights into how critical protocols and safeguards can ensure office-based procedures and patient safety align.
Moving procedures into the office setting checks all the boxes when it comes to the quadruple aim.
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Health systems need to differentiate from new players offering easier access and lower costs. Office-based procedures could be the key.
Office-based procedures have a proven track record of safety and myriad benefits for urologists, patients, and payers alike.
Office-based procedures are growing in popularity as a way for independent practices to grow. So what are the benefits and key considerations physicians must make to safely bring procedures into their own space?