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Comment on The tech that will make or break anesthesia by The anesthesia shortage forecast: 5 predictions - Anesthesia Experts
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Comments for Becker’s ASC
President of Narragansett Bay Anesthesia (Providence, R.I): AI-driven decision support and automation—especially in monitoring, dosing, and workflow—are poised to be the most transformative innovations in anesthesia, enabling more precise, personalized, and safer anesthetic care.
This technology would give anesthesia providers the ability to achieve more precise preoperative optimization and intraoperative planning, ultimately leading to improved patient outcomes.
The capacity to process 60 years of medical history in moments has the potential to fundamentally change how anesthesia providers prepare for surgery.
Q: What other technologies or clinical developments in anesthesia are you watching most closely?
AI-assisted POCUS can provide immediate, high quality diagnostic information, delivering significant value to patients, ASCs, and anesthesia providers alike.