🎙️ Welcome to NYSORA’s Anesthesia Updates podcast! I’m Dr. Admir Hadzic, your host, and I’m excited to bring you a transformative approach to anesthesiology education.

Life in medicine can be demanding—balancing patient care, administrative duties, and staying current with new research often feels like competing in the Formula One of healthcare. For many of us, the commute to and from work might be the only quiet moment we have to ourselves and for updates on what’s new in our field. That’s why we created the Anesthesia Updates podcast—to keep you informed about what you may have missed in the literature, without overwhelming you with dense methodology or time-consuming analysis. Instead, we deliver clear-cut recommendations and immediately applicable insights for your clinical practice.

📖 Think of it as your pit stop for knowledge: concise, practical summaries of the year’s most impactful advancements in anesthesiology, pain medicine, and perioperative care.

Here’s two most important reasons why the Anesthesia Updates podcasts it’s a must-have:

•⁠ ⁠🚦1) Precision: We distill the most relevant peer-reviewed updates, paired with expert commentary.

•⁠ ⁠​​ 2) Speed: Insights you can absorb in minutes and put into practice right away.

•⁠ ⁠Authority The NYSORA/s Anesthesia podcasts are peer-reviewed and bias free.

Whether you’re commuting, or taking a moment to catch your breath, Anesthesia Updates is your resource to be informed on what’s new in Anesthesiology and stay ahead of the curve.

Stay tuned for more, and be sure to subscribe to our free podcast series Updates in Anesthesiology.

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