Harvard Anesthesiology Update 2026

Harvard Anesthesiology Update 2026

Videos + PDF Study Guides Bundle

Stay updated with the latest advances in anesthesia practice through this comprehensive Harvard Anesthesiology Update 2026 digital bundle. Designed for anesthesiologists, residents, fellows, CRNAs, intensivists, and perioperative clinicians, this program covers major updates in patient safety, airway management, obstetric anesthesia, regional anesthesia, perioperative medicine, pharmacology, AI, critical care, and end-of-life care.

What’s Included

✅ Expert video lectures

✅ PDF study guides and clinical references

✅ Secure Google Drive access

✅ Downloadable content for offline learning

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Program Highlights

This comprehensive anesthesiology update includes state-of-the-art clinical and patient safety updates in:

• Regional anesthesia
• Cardiac anesthesia
• Critical care medicine
• Ambulatory and office-based anesthesia
• Pediatric anesthesia
• Obstetric anesthesia
• Thoracic anesthesia
• Perioperative transfusion medicine
• Neuroanesthesia
• Pain management
• Patient safety and risk reduction
• Enhanced recovery after surgery
• Difficult airway management
• Point-of-care ultrasound
• Artificial intelligence in anesthesia
• GLP-1 agonists and anesthesia considerations
• Geriatric perioperative care
• Quality improvement in anesthesiology

Participants will gain access to practical guidelines, clinical updates, and expert recommendations that support safer and more effective anesthesia care.

Key Topics Covered

The program explores important updates and best practices, including:

• Artificial intelligence in anesthesia delivery and medication safety
• AI and the anesthesia workforce
• Prediction and management of perioperative neurocognitive disorders
• Difficult airway management and cannot-intubate/cannot-oxygenate scenarios
• High-flow nasal oxygen and spontaneous ventilation
• Perioperative ultrasound, including cardiac, gastric, lung, and obstetric POCUS
• Blood transfusion practices and blood management in 2026
• High-risk obstetric anesthesia and maternal hemorrhage
• Pain management in patients using opioids
• Persistent opioid use after surgery
• Multimodal general anesthesia and enhanced recovery
• Regional blocks for hip and rib fractures
• Ultrasound-guided neuraxial blocks
• Rebound pain after nerve blocks
• Perioperative care of older adults
• Sepsis management and perioperative resuscitation
• Implantable cardiac devices and LVAD management
• Pediatric anesthesia updates
• End-of-life care and communication with patients and families

Learning Objectives

After completing this program, participants will be able to:

• Apply current principles of perioperative ultrasound in anesthesia practice
• Recognize best practices in preoperative evaluation and risk assessment
• Integrate updated guidelines for difficult airway management
• Implement evidence-based opioid use and multimodal pain management strategies
• Interpret the latest practices in obstetric anesthesia
• Incorporate enhanced recovery and multimodal general anesthesia into clinical care
• Discuss management strategies for patients with morbid obesity and sleep apnea
• Apply evidence-based protocols in regional anesthesia
• Identify new anesthetic drugs and pharmacologic updates relevant to clinical practice
• Understand the role of artificial intelligence in anesthesia systems, safety, and workforce planning

Who Should Access This Program?

This program is especially suitable for:

• Anesthesiologists
• Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetists
• Anesthesiologist Assistants
• Residents and Fellows
• Student Nurse Anesthetists
• Clinicians involved in perioperative, critical care, obstetric, pediatric, cardiac, regional, or pain management practice

It is ideal for anesthesia professionals looking for updates on AI in anesthesia, difficult airway management, point-of-care ultrasound, regional anesthesia, obstetric care, patient safety, and multimodal pain protocols.

Complete Video Topics

1. Welcome
2. Why the Future of Anesthesiology Shines Bright
3. Opioids and Obstructive Sleep Apnea: The Latest in 2026
4. Target Controlled Infusion: Conceptual Overview and Practical Considerations
5. Current Risks and Benefits of Blood Transfusion
6. Q&A: Drs. Egan, Gropper, Kharasch, and Mason
7. Patients Post-PACU: Out of Sight – Out of Mind
8. Perioperative Neurocognitive Decline: Acetaminophen, SCOPE, and Multimodal General Anesthesia
9. How Total Intravenous Anesthesia Evolved into a Viable Alternative to Inhalational Techniques
10. Q&A: Drs. Egan, Kharasch, O’Gara, and Subramaniam
11. Physiological Effects of High Flow Nasal Cannula
12. Perioperative Neurocognitive Disorders
13. Spontaneous Ventilation: Friend or Foe
14. Building an Evidence Base for Personalized Regional Anesthesia
15. Q&A: Drs. Mauri, O’Gara, and Schreiber
16. Leveraging Technology and Artificial Intelligence for Smarter Anesthesia Systems
17. Artificial Intelligence and Medication Safety in the Perioperative Setting
18. Artificial Intelligence and the Anesthesia Workforce: Addressing Shortages and Optimizing Care
19. Fireside Chat: Patient Safety in the Era of Artificial Intelligence
20. POCUS in the Obstetric Patient
21. Cardiac Disease in Pregnancy
22. Oxytocin and Alternative Uterotonic Agents for Cesarean Delivery
23. Maternal Hemorrhage: Don’t Give Up on Mom
24. Pain During Cesarean Delivery: Avoiding Traumatic Birth Experiences
25. Q&A: Drs. Farber, Flood, Hess, Naoum, and Tsen
26. The Analgesic Pipeline: Suzetrigine and Vocacapsaicin
27. Waking Up Happy: General Anesthesia for Patients with Chronic Pain
28. Q&A: Drs. Flood, Shafer, and Valovska
29. Pain Management in People Using Opioids
30. All Things Are Poison: Antidotes in Anesthesia
31. Persistent Opioid Use After Surgery
32. Cognitive Computing and Disruptive Technology: Why We Won’t Be Replaced Anytime Soon
33. Hot Topics in Anesthesia: What Is New in the Last 12 Months
34. Q&A: Drs. Forget, Hemmings, Mountjoy, and Shafer
35. Management of Cannot Intubate, Cannot Oxygenate Scenario
36. Unexpected Difficult Intubation: Are You Prepared?
37. Challenges of the Bleeding Airway
38. Q&A: Drs. Kodali, O’Gara, and Osborn
39. Perioperative Resuscitation and Life Support: What Is Different in the Operating Room
40. The Science Has Spoken and It’s Probably Wrong
41. Management of Sepsis in 2026: New Guidelines
42. Q&A: Drs. Nunnally, O’Gara, and Sites
43. Preoperative Evaluation for Ambulatory Surgery
44. Enhanced Recovery in Ambulatory Surgery
45. Office-Based Anesthesia Update 2026
46. Outcomes in Ambulatory Surgery
47. Q&A: Drs. Rajan, Shapiro, Sweitzer, and Urman
48. Regional Blocks for Hip and Rib Fractures: Evidence-Based Techniques and Best Practice
49. Adding Perioperative Methadone to Your Practice: Understanding the Current Evidence
50. Ultrasound-Guided Neuraxial Blocks
51. Q&A: Drs. Gerner, Kamdar, and Stone
52. Tips and Pearls for Getting Published in Regional Anesthesia and Pain Medicine
53. Update on Rebound Pain After Nerve Blocks
54. Artificial Intelligence in Prediction and Management of Perioperative Neurocognitive Disorders
55. Management of Pain After Cesarean Section When Neuraxial Opioids Are Not an Option
56. Q&A: Drs. Saxena, Sites, Uppal, and Valovska
57. Lessons from the ASA Advisory on Perioperative Care of Older Adults
58. Fundamentals of Evidence-Based Preoperative Screening and Testing
59. Hemostatic Resuscitation for Traumatic Hemorrhage
60. Perioperative Use of Genetics and Genomics to Improve Patient Care
61. Monitoring and Antagonism of Neuromuscular Blockade
62. Q&A: Drs. Domino, Dutton, Mountjoy, Muehlschlegel, and Vetter
63. Quality in Anesthesiology: Do We Know It When We See It?
64. Preoperative Optimization of Patients with Complex Diseases
65. Frontiers in Quality Measurement and Quality Improvement in Anesthesiology
66. Q&A: Drs. Dutton, Mason, Pimental, and Vetter — Video Not Released
67. Neuroprognostication and Shared Decision-Making
68. Optimizing the ABCDEF Bundle
69. Risk Prediction: Atrial Fibrillation and Cardiac Surgery
70. Q&A: Drs. Devlin, D. Muehlschlegel, S. Muehlschlegel, and Valovska
71. Blood Management in 2026
72. Scores in Pediatric Anesthesia
73. Remimazolam: Is This the New Propofol?
74. Play Now or Pay Later: State-of-the-Art Pain Management in Children
75. Learning from Our Mistakes: Lessons Learned
76. Q&A: Drs. Boretsky, Goobie, Habre, Jones, and Mason
77. State of the Art in Awake Craniotomy
78. Point-of-Care Ultrasound in Anesthesia: Where We Are and Future Directions
79. From Mendelson to GLP-1 Agonists: Risk Factors for Pulmonary Aspiration
80. Perioperative Management of Patients with Implantable Cardiac Devices
81. Management of Patients with Left Ventricular Assist Devices for Non-Cardiac Surgery
82. Q&A: Drs. Crowley, Goettel, Hobai, Mountjoy, and Palmer
83. Ethical Dilemmas in the ICU: The Anesthesiologist’s Moral Compass
84. The Power of Hope
85. Comfort Symptom Management for Patients and Their Families at the End of Life
86. Communication Needs of Patients and Their Families at the End of Life
87. Continuity, Hospice Care, and Care of the Bereaved in 2026
88. Q&A: Drs. Khanna, Leiter, Lin, Matsuya, Santo, and Siddiqui + Concluding Remarks

Why This Program Is Valuable

The Harvard Anesthesiology Update 2026 is a strong resource for anesthesia professionals who want a complete clinical update across major subspecialties. With extensive coverage of AI, airway management, ultrasound, obstetric anesthesia, pain medicine, patient safety, ambulatory anesthesia, and perioperative care, this program helps clinicians stay current with the evolving standards of modern anesthesia practice.

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