The Future of Anesthesia: Propelled by Technology, STA Please Rescue Me

83 Pages·2013·7.33 MB·English

The Future of Anesthesiology
Propelled by Technology,
STA please rescue me
Kenneth Y. Pauker, M.D.
Society for Technology in Anesthesia
2014 Annual Meeting
Thursday, January 16, 2014
Rosen Hotel
Orlando, FLA
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Rescue Me by Buckcherry
I
 cherish
 the
 love
 and
 I
 cherish
 the
 life
 that's
 inside
 of
 me
I
 know
 I'm
 not
 a
 sight
 to
 see
But
 baby
 I'm
 alive
Won't
 you
 come
 and
 rescue
 me
Separate
 myself
 from
 me
Maybe
 I'm
 too
 blind
 to
 see
Save
 my
 life
Won't
 you
 come
 and
 rescue
 me
I'm
 torn
 away
 from
 what
 I
 need
Help
 me
 now
 I'm
 way
 too
 deep
Save
 my
 life
Rescue
 me
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YugNWEVckWY
Time of video 2:32-3:12
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No Conflicts of Interest to Disclose
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Kenneth Y. Pauker, M.D.
California Society of Anesthesiologists
Past-President
Associate Editor, CSA Bulletin
Former Chair, Division of Legislative and Practice Affairs
American Society of Anesthesiologists
House of Delegates
Committee on Performance and Outcomes Measurement
Committee on Communications
Committee on Credentials
Formerly, Committee on Governmental Affairs and
Committee on Anesthesiologist Assistant Education and Practice
University of California, Irvine, School of Medicine
Assistant Clinical Professor (Volunteer)
Department of Anesthesiology and Perioperative Care
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The Pickle
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What is the basis for the anticipated
radical changes in American Medicine?
Demographics — aging boomers
Healthcare costs:
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Share of economy — 7.2% (1970) to 17.9% (2010)
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US is #1 % GDP (2009, 2010, 2011) — 17.9%
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US is #1 per capita (2011) — $8,680
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#2 per capita is Norway — $5,352 (9.6% GDP, #16)
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#2 % GDP is Netherlands — 12% ($4,914, #4)
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Europe generally 11-12% GDP
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Healthcare Costs 101
CHCF
September 2013
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Federal Share of Payments
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Federal Share of Payments
Federal, state, and local government payments for US healthcare
‣ 45% of total $2.7 trillion (2011)
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Federal Share of Payments
Federal, state, and local government payments for US healthcare
‣ 45% of total $2.7 trillion (2011)
Federal share
‣ 28% of total payments (cf. 23% in 2007)
‣ 46% of federal revenue
‣ 6% of household income
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