Anesthesia services management, economics, and new technologies

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Anesthesia services management, economics, and new technologiesA significant number of us are keen on expanding our knowledge of anesthesia service management and its intricacies, eagerly anticipating this year's CBIGS (Congresso Brasileiro de Inovação e Gestão em Sa ude, Brazilian Meeting on Health Management and Innovation).While we await CBIGS, this issue of the Brazilian Journal of Anesthesiology (BJAN) will provide invaluable insights into the latest evidence for managers.Anesthesia services must consider various competing perspectives, given that they often serve multiple clients simultaneously, including patients, surgeons, and hospitals.Achieving balanced results that satisfy these different perspectives is challenging.In Brazil, residency programs tend to emphasize on clinical and practical knowledge, making it easier for most providers to satisfy patients' and surgeons' perspectives.Nonetheless, hospital managers' requests may appear peculiar and daunting, as they frequently summon anesthesia services leaders to take measures to enhance efficiency and expand coverage, rather than focus on clinical outcomes.In this editorial, we explore some pertinent topics related to efficiency (economics) and coverage (operating room management).In this edition, BJAN invites leaders of anesthesia services to peruse the new articles we have selected to enhance their understanding of operating room management and anesthesia efficiency.

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