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Effective use of AI in research

Artificial intelligence is changing scientific research. Learning how to best use it could benefit your career and the research itself.

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Foiling cyberattacks

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Rovenstine Lecture: Harnessing data to improve quality of care

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A healthy debate on intubation techniques

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Are you afraid of code dark?

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This idea went to market

Take your invention, technology, or product from concept to reality.

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Is artificial intelligence your friend or foe?

AI in the perioperative setting can have tremendous benefits and serious drawbacks.

Mark A. Warner, MD, to Present ‘Evolution of the Anesthesia Patient Safety Movement in America’

Mark A. Warner, MD, to Present ‘Evolution of the Anesthesia Patient Safety Movement in America’

The Lewis H. Wright Memorial Lecture is sponsored annually by the Wood Library-Museum of Anesthesiology.

Left to right: Bernd Saugel, MD, Steven Shafer, MD, FASA, Ashley Peterson, MD, MPH, and Irving Ye, MD, MBA, FASA

Keeping an eye on the situation

Innovative methods of monitoring patients and, in some cases, doctors.

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Is artificial intelligence the perfect fit?

Shaping how AI will impact the future of anesthesiology.

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33rd Journal Symposium: AI’s full potential (with human oversight)

Pinpointing machine learning’s benefits in anesthesiology.

Apolonia Elisabeth Abramowicz, MD, FASA, Paul S. Garcia, MD, PhD, and Alex Y. Bekker, MD, PhD, FASA

EEG monitoring – needed or not?

A case can be made both for and against EEG monitoring.

Ratan K. Banik, MD, PhD

Neuromuscular monitoring? There’s an app for that

Your iPhone is a valuable monitoring tool.

Left to right: Ashish Khanna, MD, MS, FCCM, FCCP, FASA, Jeffrey Feldman, MD, MSE, Jonathan Tan, MD, MPH, MBI, FASA, and Michael Scott, MB, CHB, FRCP, FRCA, FFICM

Technology vs. safety

Stories of emerging medical technologies.

Left to right: Sesh Mudumbai, MD, Kent Berg, MD, MBA, and Nasrin Aldawoodi, MD

Telehealth steps up in wake of pandemic

Patient satisfaction on the rise with this new technology