How did developments in #anesthesiology make modern #surgery possible? Very excited to share this brief animated video by @CSAHQ & @WLMHQ that tells the marvelous story of anesthesia.
👉https://t.co/Q6yUVRav6u
New video from @CSAHQ showing the story of #anesthesia and contributions of #anesthesiologists over 2 centuries from the perspectives of patients 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
https://t.co/R5C0jDiKkp @JaneMoonMD
In 1971, Eddie Bowie began fabricating “cutaway” models from retired equipment to reveal internal components for educational purposes. These cutaways are reminders that comprehension, not automation, is the foundation of patient safety.
Learn more: https://t.co/ydHImYw3MS
Sir John Floyer was the first to argue for pulse measurement to guide clinical judgment. Enlisting Samuel Watson, clockmaker to King Charles II, Floyer created a rudimentary stopwatch that would later inspire future pulsometers. Learn more: https://t.co/i4whVxUNrc
So happy to see @UCLAAnes shining at #ASA25! 💛🐻💙 Incredible research and contributions from so many inspiring medical students, residents, colleagues! https://t.co/npbo4J5nja
I'm so happy to see the National Halothane Study featured in this month's @_Anesthesiology, in a great article by Forrest, Brock-Utne, and Brodsky. Thanks to @JaneMoonMD & the journal editors for inviting me to lend my thoughts on this landmark work!
https://t.co/V8hpNWKlhS
In the Odyssey, Circe lures Odysseus’ crew to her palace and prepares a feast laced with “wicked poisons” to induce amnesia and transform the men into swine. Medical historians interpret Circe’s witchcraft as an expertise in plant pharmacology. Learn more: https://t.co/KVwsr2aUf2
After leading the first human studies for ketamine in 1964 alongside Guenter Corssen, Edward F. Domino warned of the need to “tame the ketamine tiger”—to mitigate ketamine’s abuse liability while embracing its therapeutic potential. Read the reflection: https://t.co/G88ZGDiKx5
Dr. Henrik Kehlet has published more than 1,200 scientific articles and has received several honorary awards, including the @ASALifeline Excellence in Research Award. Read about his story of enhancing recovery after surgery: https://t.co/9Mtpv1JGix
A UCLA-led research team has developed a new tool that evaluates the systemic factors that influence well-being across the healthcare workforce. Read about the study led by anesthesiologist Dr. Kenneth Elliott Higgins, (@dgsomucla). Read more: https://t.co/5RSopwp2UV
This made press press today‼️🚨❤️🩹Validation of a tool that gets at the structural influencers of well-being, the Well-Being Influencers Survey for Healthcare➡️ WISH! Beyond proud to have been a part of this super star team @EHigginsMD@EDugganMD
https://t.co/lz6c596q5c
Thrilled to share our manuscript validating WISH—the Well-Being Influencers Survey for Healthcare! WISH assesses systemic drivers of healthcare professional well-being & can guide improvement efforts.
🚨 🗞️
@_Anesthesiology@TheodoraWingert@EDugganMD
https://t.co/6JfhOPS30m
A new Anesthesiology Reflections article recalls acrobat-turned-anesthetist James Tayloe Gwathmey, M.D., an accomplished physician who published more than 113 articles, invented several apparatuses, and worked on the first American anesthesia textbook: https://t.co/GFjjzEl3Xw
Since 1978, Dr. Michael Pinsky's scientific career has revolved around the clinical significance of heart-lung interactions. Read the Classic Papers Revisited article outlining his critical contributions to the field: https://t.co/LXBlAJkK3X
Thrilled to be at the @theNAMedicine Action Collaborative on Physician #Wellbeing meeting on “Orienting #AI Toward Health Workforce Well-Being.”
Critical work and the spotlight on AI and it’s potential to mitigate burnout is 🎯
@UCLAAnes
The latest Anesthesiology Reflections article from the the Wood Library-Museum recounts James Tayloe Gwathmey's oil-ether technique for rectal #anesthesia. Read more: https://t.co/7cS73g903c
ANESTHESIOLOGY 2024 kicks off tomorrow and we are ready! You can find our booth in the Resource Center of the Exhibit Hall and we hope to see you there! #ANES24#history#anesthesiology
On #WorldAnesthesiaDay, our Department of Anesthesiology and Perioperative Medicine debunks a common misconception. Your safety, care and trust is our top priority, from surgery to full recovery.
#anesthesiology
The newest Anesthesiology Reflections article from @WLMHQ discusses labor analgesia—once considered a theological offense—during the 16th-century Scottish witch trials. Learn more: https://t.co/vkwn73tgzy