Beyond The Mask: Innovation & Opportunities For CRNAs
Health & Fitness:Medicine
Nearly a century ago, nurse anesthetists took the first steps towards standardizing education and moving towards an approval process. It was a journey that faced many challenges and took various forms before reaching the point where we are today. Betty Horton, PhD, CRNA, FAAN, and Mike Kremer, PhD, CRNA, FAAN, join the show to take us through this history of education and accreditation along with where we’re headed.
Read more and get additional resources here: https://beyondthemaskpodcast.com/?p=2541
Today's show schedule:
3:34 – Another historical episode today with Betty Horton and Mike Kremer
6:06 – Why was their interest in starting an approval process for the schools of nurse anesthesia?
7:55 – What was Helen Lamb’s role in the process?
8:20 – The AANA archives are impressive.
9:08 – What all went into the accreditation process?
11:57 – When did we start approving nurse anesthesia schools and has that changed over time?
16:37 – How has the education changed for SRNAs and CRNAs
18:55 – Nurse anesthetists have lead the way in the nursing industry.
21:39 – Seeking external approval for accreditation.
25:03 – Challenges for accreditation through history.
29:54 – Physicians tried to shut down the schools at one point.
32:57 – What’s the status of nurse anesthesia education now?
36:31 – Closing thoughts from our guests.
Ep 170: The History of TEFRA and How It Changed Anesthesia
Ep 169: CRNA Advocacy in Pennsylvania and the Lessons Learned
Ep 168: A Free App Created to Improve Anesthesia
Ep 167: In Search of the First Anesthetists
Ep 166: How Elevated Ambient Noise in the OR Impacts Health & Safety
Ep 165: Incivility and Bullying by Healthcare Providers in the Clinical Setting
Ep 164: CRNA Entrepreneurship in Aesthetics and Wellness
Ep 163: How to Negotiate & Review CRNA Contracts
Ep 162: A Lifetime of Advocacy & Volunteerism with Linda Moore, CRNA, BS
Ep 161: 22 Life & Money Resolutions for 2022
Ep 160: Remembering Helen Vos, The Mother of Continuing Education
Ep 159: Tracking Surgeon Quality to Improve Cost & Care for Patients
Ep 158: How to Protect Your License from Litigation
Ep 157: Why Having Nurse Anesthesia Academic Leadership Matters
Ep 156: How the Economics of Healthcare Could Change Anesthesia
Ep 155: Proving the Quality and Cost Efficiency of CRNAs
Ep 154: Anne Penland’s Story - Nursing on the Frontlines of World War I and Early 20th Century Medicine
Ep 153: The Business Side of Anesthesia
Ep 152: The Growth of Computerized Surgical Implants
Ep 151: Tips & Techniques for Maintaining Strong Relationships During the Pandemic
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