Why elevators keep anesthesia professionals up at night

It's often necessary to transport anesthetized patients in an elevator to go from the operating room to another location. In this video, ‪@MaxFeinsteinMD‬ talks with Jonathan Tan, MD, Division Chief of General Anesthesia at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, who explains how transport can be made safer for patients. 0:00 0:13 The problem with elevators 1:21 The role of monitors 2:15 Controversial clinical questions ** Like, Subscribe, and Share! ** The APSF’s mission is to improve the safety of patients during anesthesia care by -Identifying safety initiatives and creating recommendations to implement directly and with partner organizations -Being a leading voice for anesthesia patient safety worldwide -Supporting and advancing anesthesia patient safety culture, knowledge, and learning _______________________________________________________________________________ Follow us on all channels: APSF Newsletter: https://www.apsf.org/apsf-newsletter/ APSF Podcast: https://www.apsf.org/anesthesia-patie... YouTube:    / anesthesiapatientsafetyfoundation   Instagram:   / apsforg   Facebook:   / apsforg   LinkedIn:   / anesthesia-patient-safety-foundation-apsf-   X:   / apsforg   BlueSky: https://bsky.app/profile/apsf.org TikTok:   / apsforg