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Improve patient outcomes through efficient, targeted online education available in various formats. Many topics have been approved as MOCA Patient Safety CME activities for a variety of ABMS Member Boards. Additionally, ASA automatically reports your credits to the ABA when you complete your course work, saving you time.
Part 2 - Patient Safety courses
Part 4 - Quality Improvement courses
Access patient safety learning with 15 new presentations direct from ANESTHESIOLOGY® 2024 and adopt expert strategies on cognitive overload, perioperative handoffs, airway management, and more.
This all-new, four-part video series brings the latest practice advisory recommendations to life. From screening tools to individualized care plans, this CME is designed to help you minimize postoperative delirium and other complications of anesthesia.
Registries are the modern-day method to remain vigilant and ensure high-quality patient care, and anesthesiologists are at the helm of patient safety. Submit quality data to AQI registries—NACOR, AIRS, and Closed Claims—and demonstrate commitment to patient safety.
ACE, SEE, Fundamentals of Patient Safety, and Patient Safety Highlights are included free in your Early-Career Education Package, so you don’t need to purchase these courses! Start learning today – log in to access your Early-Career Education Package in the ASA Education Center. Not a member? Check out ASA’s Early-Career Membership Program.
“This is a great course. Introduces many important topics that one is not introduced to during residency training. Great format. Very well organized and prepared. (Fundamentals of Patient Safety)”
“This course contains information that is highly practical and immeasurably important to anyone in the health care field. (IV Infiltration and Extravasation Quality Improvement)”
“Superb training for anesthesiologists. (A-ACLS: First Response to Circulatory Crisis in the OR)”
Anesthetic Management During MRI and CT Imaging Procedures 2024
Plan for instrumentation of the airway and common airway problems.
Cardiac Arrest and Spinal Anesthesia Patient Safety
Learn to recognize the signs of cardiac arrest under spinal anesthesia.
IV Infiltration & Extravasation
Create an action plan to reduce infiltration and extravasation events.
Educate the entire care team! Contact Group Education Sales for more information.
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Date of last update: April 24, 2025
