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Anesthesia Deconstructed
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This award winning podcast will touch on issues ranging from clinical to politics of anesthesiology and take a balanced, realistic approach based on the evidence.
Anesthesia Deconstructed
2d ago
Key Points:
Importance of the AANA to CRNA economy
Proposed bylaw changes and resolutions
Support for Board Term Extension (Bylaw 2) (with caveats) and Virtual Business Meetings
Opposition to Board Expansion (Bylaw 3) and Automatic Leadership Succession (Bylaw 4)
Rationale behind each position
Summary: Joe shares his views on proposed AANA changes, advocating for longer board terms and virtual meetings while opposing board expansion and automatic leadership succession. He emphasizes the need for efficiency, cost-effectiveness, and flexibility in leadership.
Call to Action: Members enco ..read more
Anesthesia Deconstructed
1w ago
Summary
The conversation discusses the topic of rural pass-through and its impact on the anesthesiologist shortage. It explores the idea of including physician anesthesiologists in rural pass-through and whether it would be an effective solution. The conversation also delves into the concept of shortage and how it can be addressed by utilizing anesthesia providers to their maximum potential. The importance of deregulation and allowing local experts to make decisions about anesthesia models is emphasized. The conversation concludes with a discussion on title misappropriation and the need for tr ..read more
Anesthesia Deconstructed
1w ago
Summary
The conversation discusses the topic of out-of-hospital cesarean sections and the potential risks and implications. Dr. Matt Mazurek, a physician anesthesiologist and assistant professor of anesthesiology at Yale School of Medicine, provides insights and raises concerns about the definition of low-risk cesarean deliveries, the dangers of complications during and after the procedure, and the lack of resources and training in outpatient settings. The conversation also touches on the financial incentives and potential cherry-picking of patients by private equity-owned medical facilities ..read more
Anesthesia Deconstructed
1w ago
Summary
In this conversation, Joe Rodriguez interviews Michael McKinnon, podcast founder, CRNA, and assistant program director at National University. They discuss two topics: the supervision clarification advisory opinion from the Arizona Board of Nursing and the opt-out of Medicare Part A physician supervision requirements in Massachusetts. McKinnon shares his perspective on these issues and emphasizes the importance of removing barriers to competition and promoting a level playing field in healthcare.
Keywords
CRNA, supervision clarification, advisory opinion, Arizona Board of N ..read more
Anesthesia Deconstructed
1w ago
In this episode:
The CRNA Intro Market: We're going to explore this issue more deeply - we want to hear from you!
How You Can Contribute: We want to hear from you! Share your experiences, questions, or advice about starting out as a CRNA. Your insights could be featured in upcoming episodes!
Send Your Contributions: Reach out via email at Joe@GuideAnesthesia.com and write us or send us a voice memo (2 mins or shorter please). Join the conversation and help shape the future of our show!
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Anesthesia Deconstructed
2w ago
Episode Summary: In this episode, Joe Rodriguez talks with Ali Baghai about his journey and impact as a CRNA in Arizona. Ali shares his experiences in CRNA advocacy, the evolution of anesthesia practice in Arizona, and his role in significant legislative changes. They also discuss the nuances of owning an anesthesia business and life in Arizona.
Highlights:
Introduction
Joe Rodriguez introduces the episode and welcomes Ali Baghai.
Brief discussion about the uniqueness of Ali's name and CRNA role.
Ali's Background
Ali shares his background, including his early involvement in CRNA politics ..read more
Anesthesia Deconstructed
3w ago
In this special July 4th episode, we explore the significance of American independence and its impact on the CRNA profession. We discuss the foundations of American governance and how these ideals have shaped our national identity. The episode presents two key messages: addressing current societal tensions and highlighting CRNAs as a unique American innovation in healthcare.
The podcast emphasizes the exceptional position of CRNAs in the United States, noting their level of autonomy and economic freedom unparalleled in other Western societies. It traces the profession's success to decades of ..read more
Anesthesia Deconstructed
1M ago
Episode Summary: In this episode, Joe Rodriguez welcomes back Simon Willman, Esq., former in-house counsel for one of the largest orthopedic groups in the country. They discuss the Federal Trade Commission's recent vote to ban non-compete agreements and its implications for healthcare professionals and practice owners.
Key Topics Covered:
Pre-Session: State-Level Updates from Louisiana, Maryland, and Pennsylvania
Introduction:
Welcome and introduction of Simon Willman, Esq.
Background on Simon's experience with Health Outcomes Performance Company and Core Orthopedics.
FTC's Vote to ..read more
Anesthesia Deconstructed
1M ago
Summary
The podcast, Anesthesia Deconstructed, has become the number one anesthesia podcast in the United States (Apple Podcasts - subsection: Medicine) due to its focus on deconstructing issues and having thoughtful and respectful conversations. The host, Joe Rodriguez, discusses his involvement in the The Nurse Anesthesiologist Facebook Group (TNAG) and the importance of creating a space for sharing ideas and discussing issues. He addresses a screenshot from another Facebook group that accuses him and others of monopolizing information platforms. Rodriguez clarifies his involvement and ..read more
Anesthesia Deconstructed
1M ago
Summary
In this conversation, Joe Rodriguez interviews Michael McKinnon, podcast founder, CRNA, and assistant program director at National University. They discuss two topics: the supervision clarification advisory opinion from the Arizona Board of Nursing and the opt-out of Medicare Part A physician supervision requirements in Massachusetts. McKinnon shares his perspective on these issues and emphasizes the importance of removing barriers to competition and promoting a level playing field in healthcare.
Keywords
CRNA, supervision clarification, advisory opinion, Arizona Board of Nurs ..read more