Patient Monitoring Essentials; Capnography and pulse oximetry provide additional reassurance whenever anesthesia is administered.

How to Organize Your MH Carts; Standardized supplies will help your staff save a life when every second counts.

The Case for Continuous Nerve Blocks; Get on board with the best way to manage post-op pain without opioids.

Your Options in Patient Warming; The benefits of preventing hypothermia extend well beyond warm welcomes.

Time to Upgrade Your Anesthesia Machines? The newest models help providers deliver inhalational agents safely, precisely and economically.

Tools to Improve Medication Safety; To eliminate administration mistakes, you have to eliminate the human factor.

Are You Ready to Handle Difficult Airways? Have a plan in place and needed tools on hand to solve challenging intubations.

On Point: Help Solve the Opioid Crisis

On the Fast Track; 6 keys to shorter stays in the recovery room.

An Inspiring Second Place Finish After 26.2 Miles; Q&A with Sarah Sellers, CRNA, 2018 Boston Marathon runner-up.

Anesthesia Alert: Surviving the Anesthesia Drug Shortages; Key injectable opioids and local anesthetics are nowhere to be found.

6 Steps to Successful Continuous Nerve Blocks; Simple pointers to increase patient — and surgeon — satisfaction.

Anesthesia Alert; Prevent Post-op Brain Fog in Older Patients

Pediatric Pain Management; Reminder: Codeine Could Be Fatal to Children;

What's New in Anesthesia and Pain Control; The quest for speedier and safer fast-on, fast-off.

12 hot new anesthesia products. These devices on display in the American Society of Anesthesiologists exhibit hall could help your anesthesia providers deliver great care.

A drug diverter comes clean. A CRNA's story of how he got away with stealing fentanyl — and how easily someone should have caught him.

Winning with nerve blocks. 20 little-known facts about regional anesthesia that could be holding you back.

Thinking of Buying ... Video laryngoscopes. For intubations, a new standard of care is within sight.

Anesthesia alert: Coping with the boredom of anesthesia. Do occasional distractions help anesthesia providers stay sharper?