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COVID-19, Ventilators and Anesthesia Equipment

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Anesthesia equipment conversion for ventilators and COVID-19

This podcast will discuss why it is important to use ventilators during this period of time. The podcast will also discuss how to convert anesthesia equipment for ventilator purposes. Dr. Miller and John Buzzelli. The podcast will discuss what plan you need to put in place before breaking down the machine and the steps on how to convert and move the anesthesia machines correctly. As well as the issues that may arise.

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  • Joshua Miller

    Dr. Miller has more than 30 years of experience in healthcare leadership including P&L responsibility as well as hospital surgical and medical group consultative services. He has led complex system-wide anesthesiology departments and served as Division Medical Officer for anesthesiology, adult critical care, and interventional pain services at a national physician management company.

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Joshua Miller

Joshua Miller

Dr. Miller has more than 30 years of experience in healthcare leadership including P&L responsibility as well as hospital surgical and medical group consultative services. He has led complex system-wide anesthesiology departments and served as Division Medical Officer for anesthesiology, adult critical care, and interventional pain services at a national physician management company.

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