Husband, Dad. Cardiac anesthesiologist. Ally. Injury-prone runner. Aimed at translating messy health data to actionable inferences for improved care. #UMichAnes
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Congratulations to FAER Board member @drchadb of @UMichAnesthesia on being recognized for his outstanding mentorship! FAER is very grateful to benefit from Dr. Brummett’s scientific & mentoring expertise on the Board & in leading #FAERmsarf
Thank you @jess_spence13 for your comprehensive and thoughtful review (and trial) of benzodiazepine use in anesthesia at @UMichAnesthesia Grand Rounds conference. You are definitely making us think critically about our use of these medications we use daily.
Incredibly proud of @UMichMedSchool med student, Josh Glauser, for this translation of a vision into an impactful product. A Paradigm for Shared Decision-Making in Pediatric... : Anesthesia & Analgesia https://t.co/9ssAS8PW04 @FutureAnesRes @UMichAnesthesia
HUGE thanks to Drs. Thalji, Hader, Colquhoun, and Neuman for kicking off the @FAERanesthesia@eSASAnesthesia discussing the alphabet soup of research funding to early career students and trainees. So much humility and many great stories. #ANES24
Incredible to see @UMichAnesthesia faculty extraordinaire Dr. Douglas Colquhoun incredible funding path and success, including critical funding from @FAERanesthesia#Michigan#GoBlue#ASA24
Terrific turnout for the @FAERanesthesia@eSASAnesthesia Day for New Researchers. 77 medical students, 10 MSTP students, 30 residents & many leading researchers from across the country here to learn about pathways to research including vulnerable discussions of failure #ASA24 👏
Dr. Thompson, lead author ACC/AHA 2004 cardiac guidelines for noncardiac surgery educating a packed room#anes24 @ASALifeline @DukeAnesRes @AHAScience
BWH OB anesthesiology faculty @MichaelFurdyna on etiology/management of maternal cardiac arrest during peripartum anesthetic care. (1) Etiologies multifactorial, most commonly hemorrhage vs. AFE; (2) anesthesia record tells a story that no database table can fully capture.
MPOG Research Fellowship graduate @BetaTallarico on airway practice variation (SGA vs. ETT) among obese patients across @MPOGASPIRE sites. (1) BMI threshold for ↓ SGA around ~40; (2) familiarity with SGA associated with ↓ pulmonary complications, although dissipates for ↑ BMI
Incredible learning health systems work from Drs. Matt Caldwell, @circleisclosed, and @zachll for perioperative care. Opportunities for (1) deeper understanding of resident experiences beyond case logs; (2) linkage of exam data to measure performance; (3) precision feedback.
@NiravShahA2 on future goals for anesthesiology QI thru @MPOGASPIRE data and community: (1) Okay to move on, once performance plateaus for a measure; (2) evolve to precision feedback; (3) enhance visualization of site performance to practice leads; (4) support education mission.
(1) Equipoise for treatment decisions exists at not only national level, but also local hospital level; consider both
(2) Advocate for the benefits of knowledge to be gained; not just risks
(3) Uncertainty of clinician engagement should be built into trial design
How can anesthesiologists partner with patients and each other, to challenge pre-conceived notions of what “good” research looks like, to more effectively inform/advance perioperative care? Reflections from @neumanmd at @MPOGASPIRE retreat:
@bardia_amit presenting @AmCollSurgeons and @MPOGASPIRE data on association between periop antibiotic practices and infection outcomes. (1) Guideline non-adherence assoc w/ ↑ risk of SSIs; (2) initial dose timing is a mountain already conquered, need focus on re-dose and choice.
Can participation in quality improvement programs not only improve care processes and outcomes, but also reduce costs? @allison_janda breaks it down (and short answer is 'yes') at @MPOGASPIRE retreat.
@HollyLynchez on defining/advancing IRB quality and effectiveness. (1) IRBs should be more than just a thorn in side of reserach teams; (2) IRB improvement comes from measuring quality (like anything else), but need to define quality by substantive goals (and not checkboxes).
@MPOGASPIRE retreat kicking off now! @sachinkheterpal on where we've been/where we're headed. Strategy for 2025: (1) re-double efforts to maintain infrastructure; (2) enhance IT measures for capacity & security; (3) flex to new initiatives (education, policy) (4) think beyond OR.