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Authors: Carolyn F. Weiniger et al British Journal of Anaesthesia October 9, 2026 Background Contemporary data on anaesthesia for Caesarean delivery across Europe remain limited. We aimed to describe general anaesthesia (GA) use according to Caesarean delivery urgency in participating European countries. Methods We performed a multicentre prospective cohort study including all Caesarean deliveries, without […]
Read MoreAUTHORS: Megan L. Allen et al A&A Practice 20(8):p e02257, August 2026. BACKGROUND: Clinical critical incidents in anesthesiology practice may adversely affect clinician well-being. Post-critical incident debriefing may support staff and patient safety. However, implementing programs in high-acuity environments remains challenging. We aimed to determine baseline post-clinical critical incident practices at our institution, develop and […]
Read MoreAuthor: Hailey Bosek Becker’s ASC Review For many ASCs, anesthesia stipends, recruiting struggles and soaring provider pay are a new and painful reality. For CCI Anesthesia, they’ve been the cost of doing business for two decades. Founded in 2004, Pensacola FL.-based CCI has focused on rural and non-urban markets from the start, staffing hospitals and surgery […]
Read MoreAuthor: Patsy Newitt Becker’s ASC Review Sixty-three percent of OB-GYNs and 63% of general surgeons have been named in a malpractice lawsuit, according to a new report from Medscape. Across all specialties, 33% of physicians said they had been a sole defendant, a co-defendant or both in a malpractice suit. That included 34% of specialists and […]
Read MoreAuthor: Bob Burleigh Healthcare Business Management Associates Reporting Misconduct and Retaliation Risk The Issue Perhaps the most difficult ethical moment for any billing professional is the one in which they witness or suspect serious misconduct — and must decide whether to report it. This challenge sits at the intersection of personal ethics and risk, professional duty, […]
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