Political Awareness for Anesthesiology Residents, and Why Being a Leader Matters
Document Type
Article
Publication Date
7-2022
Publication Title
ASA Monitor
Abstract
Recently I had the privilege of attending ASA® ADVANCE: The Anesthesiology Business Event (previously the ASA PRACTICE MANAGEMENT CONFERENCE) in Dallas, Texas. This annual conference brings together anesthesiologists, residents, political advocates, strategists, information technologists, employers, and many more to promote strategic solutions that ensure successful performance across all anesthesia practice models. Before attending the curated resident track lectures, I listened to the ASA presidential address by Randall M. Clark, MD, FASA, who showcased the battles facing current and future anesthesiologists. Until recently, I was grossly unfamiliar with the No Surprises Act, the 33% Problem, and the Stone Memo. After Dr. Clark's presentation, I felt educated and motivated to bring these issues to the attention of my co-residents.
Volume
86
Issue
7
First Page
37
Last Page
37
Recommended Citation
Reilly E. Political awareness for anesthesiology residents, and why being a leader matters. ASA Monitor. 2022 Jul;86(7)37. doi: 10.1097/01.ASM.0000842092.24949.38.
DOI
10.1097/01.ASM.0000842092.24949.38