I listen to this podcast consistently - I have changed many of my practices because of the literature I’ve been exposed to.

It’s sometimes hard to keep up with all the latest developments in the field - this has been one of my go to resources for review of primary literature.

Excellent show from excellent guests and host at a world class institution.

Depth of Anesthesia has been a mainstay of my ongoing medical education. Thought provoking - evidence-based - excellent quality.

My all time favorite for practice changing evidence

Every podcast episode is applicable, interesting, thorough, and well-done. I really appreciate having this as a resource to help guide my practice! Thank you!

Long time listener! This podcast has consistently challenged how I think about my practice. Great topics to chat about with colleagues. Looking forward to more episodes.

Ro of measles is 19. Ro of COVID-19 is 2 or 3. We need herd immunity! Lol. You guys are hilarious. Even though you missed the mark this time, you get 5 stars for some great past episodes looking at common practices and myths that inform them.

Love the degree of balance you give to each topic, giving some of the best evidence for and against. Great depth as well

Highly recommend for anyone interested in anesthesia, critical care, or just engaging discussions/reviews of evidence based (and sometimes not-so-evidence based) medicine.

Best podcast ever. Good didactic supplement!

Great listen every time! Love the investigative nature of anesthesiology topics!

Consistent quality!

I love that this podcast gets me thinking about things we accept as “standard”. I’m always picking up interesting tid bits to chat with colleagues about. Make more!!

One of the few resources that strives to present a balanced assessment of the literature! Full of thought provoking pearls. Thank you.

Great infusion of up to date clinical pearls to maintain steady state practice knowledge diversity.

Truly a must-listen to advance your clinical care to the next level.

Best review of the current literature.

This podcast really gets you thinking about your practice and what you can do to possibly improve your methods of anesthesia delivery. I’m a CRNA and so far I have found this podcast to be very insightful and very helpful in critically examining my own practice. Keep up the good work! Possibly do some OB related podcast coming up.

Very relevant to my day to day practice, this podcast is essential for any anesthesia provider who wants to understand the evidence and rationale for their clinical practices.

Great podcast. Very logical format. Appreciate the clarity you bring to these issues on which we base our practice. Can’t wait for more!

Great podcast

The practice of medicine is full of superstition, folklore and tradition — this podcast invites us to question why we do what we do, using an evidence-based approach. So good, thanks for what you all are doing! I can’t wait to hear more.

Really nice work laying out the evidence, or lack of evidence, for what we do and why we do it. Well done! -Jed Wolpaw (accrac.com)

I really appreciate you guys digging into the evidence and systematically breaking down the rationale for choices in clinical practice, thank you! Can’t wait to hear more!

Awesome podcast! Love the interesting and highly educational topics! Fun to listen to for anyone in anesthesia! Can’t wait for more podcasts!

Worth a listen for anyone involved with anesthesia. Thought provoking content and highly educational. Looking forward to more!

What I appreciated is the technicality of this dive into the evidence of mask ventilation prior to giving a paralytic. In-depth nods to the Jense and Dixon studies with a succinct but clear breakdown of the rationales behind them give great supporting evidence in favor of masking. For me, it was telling that data from the British study showed trainees were more like to check than attendings and that 2/3 would not check in real life but would be uncomfortable saying so on exam. However, the best part about this episode is that there is no final answer. With so many lamenting about the direction of evidence based medicine and the reduction of the “in-game” clinical decision making capacities of doctors, it’s refreshing to hear that Drs. Hao and Saddawi-Konefa aren’t keen on spoon-feeding answers on what to do in the OR. The evidence is presented, but it ultimately lies with the listener to choose what they believe to be the best practice.

Depth of Anesthesia is a very interesting podcast with insightful investigation into common anesthesia practices. This is a great resource for residents interested in learning more about the primary literature.

The Depth of Anesthesia podcast did a good job of presenting its material in a way that was accessible and interesting, good for students gearing to go into anesthesia. Did a nice job of representing opposing viewpoints and using literature to back up its substance. Succinct. Thank you. -Janice, med student