Addresses pertinent topics and always provides current treatment regimens. Practical information for daily anesthesia practice.

I have been a practicing anesthesiologist for 35 years. Of all the educational courses I have taken, Current Review has been the best at helping me be a good anesthesiologist.

I have been a subscriber to Current Reviews for 20+ years. I love that they are up to date on all their information. During COVID they came out with several lessons on safety and how the virus was transmitted. I never have to worry about getting my CEU's because with the subscription I 100% know that all my A and B credits will be completed. The lessons are challenging and educational. I appreciate the knowledge of all the instructors.

I enjoy the current reviews. I like the convenience of at home reading. I find myself often referring to the information I have learned through the articles. I even use the information when in clinical setting with SRNA students. Thank you to all the authors who take their time to submit.

I love Current Reviews! The topics are always very relevant and easy to access the tests. I have been using Current Reviews for years and will continue to do so.

I have been a CRNA for 15 years and have used Current Reviews almost exclusively for the majority of my continuing education hours during this time. Enjoy reading articles. They are always interesting and informative.

Totally appreciate the breadth and relevancy of the article selection; articles review principles that are absolutely applicable in practice and even if your practice is narrow, the review combined with updates contained within the article keep the practitioner informed and stimulated to read further if needed. The office staff are super efficient and knowledgeable about the needs of CRNA's, amazingly patient and kind. That combo is hard to find these days. Thank you!

I have been using Current Reviews since I graduated from my CRNA program in 2005! Columbia University School of Nursing highly recommended Current Reviews for our CMEs. I always look forward to the next lesson which is a comprehensive but succinct review of the latest and most up to date research and literature. I just recently shared a Current Review with an experienced surgeon that just recently trained for performing robotic assisted procedures. He wanted to discuss possible complications associated with robotic assisted procedures (anesthesia and surgery). We had a discussion in the operating room but I also followed up by handing him your Current Review on Robotic Assisted Surgery. He was very pleased to have the review and read it from "cover to cover".

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