Significant perioperative loss can affect CRNAs deeply, even when there was no error and nothing could have been done differently. Yet many clinicians are never taught what those emotions may look like or how to process them.
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Airway Exchange – Ep. 22 – Improving Anesthesia Education Through Item Analysis
Item analysis can sound intimidating, especially for educators who were trained as clinicians first and teachers second. But when used well, it can become one of the most valuable tools for improving assessments, clarifying instruction, and supporting student success.
Airway Exchange – Ep. 21 – The Science Behind Fair Testing with Dr. Yasmine Campbell
Today’s educators face a unique set of challenge in preparing students not just to pass exams, but to become safe, competent clinicians.
Airway Exchange – Ep 17 – Advocacy & Mentorship Insights from Future CRNAs at Mid-Year Assembly
In this episode, we sit down with nurse anesthesia residents Jon Casto, SRNA and Abigail Poss, SRNA, who experienced the AANA Mid-Year Assembly for the first time and are participants in the AANA mentorship program, to find out what surprised them, what inspired them, a…
Airway Exchange – Ep. 9 – Lessons Learned from the Accreditation Process
Listen Now: Follow & Subscribe: On This Episode: As we kick off the new year, all four hosts are back for a discussion that every nurse anesthesia program will face at some point. We’re sitting down together for a candid, experience-driven conversation about what...
Airway Exchange – Ep 2 – AI in CRNA Education
Artificial Intelligence is moving at a rapid pace and it’s already having a big impact in the classroom. Today, we’re going to explore how AI is reshaping nurse anesthesia education.