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Comprehensive Review of Office-Based Anesthesia Safety 2026 for the Next Generation
Benjamin J Swett1, Fred E Shapiro2
1Department of Anesthesia, NYU Grossman School of Medicine, New York, NY, USA.
Abstract:
The article reviews the rapid expansion of office-based anesthesia driven by rising outpatient procedure volumes, cost savings, and patient and provider preference. It highlights the 6 P's: Patient, Procedure, Place, Personnel, Policies, and Practice Management as the core framework for safe practice. As more complex patients undergo ambulatory procedures, thoughtful patient and procedure selection, standardized protocols, accreditation, and robust emergency preparedness are essential. The authors emphasize the need for updated medical education and consistent regulatory oversight to ensure safety across diverse outpatient settings.
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