Ophthalmic Anesthesia Liability

This updated extensive course will provide ophthalmologists with guidance on how to:
1) Evaluate the type of anesthesia and anesthesia provider;
2) Obtain informed consent for anesthesia/sedation;
3) Respond to anesthesia complications an overview of anesthesia risks and provides actual case studies that support the issues addressed in the overview.The course also features a video portion displaying injection techniques and an audio narration by Anne M. Menke, RN, Ph.D.

Contact Linda Nakamura at lnakamura@omic.com or (800) 562-6642, ext. 652, to order course or for additional information.

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Ophthalmic Anesthesia Liability