Society for Technology in Anesthesia (STA) 2025 Annual Meeting

Society for Technology in Anesthesia (STA) 2025 Annual Meeting is organized by Society for Technology in Anesthesia (STA) and will be held from Jan 09 - 12, 2025 at Tempe Mission Palms - Destination by Hyatt, Tempe, Arizona, United States of America.

Activity Overview:
The Society for Technology in Anesthesia (STA) 2025 Annual Meeting will provide a platform for anesthesia researchers to present their findings and developments in an effort to improve practices in anesthesia. Specific topics will include user-centered design, advances in Artificial Intelligence, device development and solutions to disparities in medicine.

Educational Objectives:
As a result of participation in this CME activity, learners should be able to:

• Summarize recent advances in monitors, wearable technology, applied artificial intelligence, and extended reality tools in the perioperative setting.
• Describe how electronic health records can be leveraged for pragmatic clinical trial designs.
• Discuss the guiding principles of safe medication administration in anesthesiology.
• Summarize what we can learn from understanding the history of anesthesia device development.

Featuring Sessions On:

• Keynote Address: From Neuroscience and Signal Processing to AI and Back Again: An Engineer’s Journey in Anesthesia and Innovation
• Wearable Devices: Update on the Current State
• Novel Monitors in the Perioperative Period
• Industry Spotlight Luncheon
• Pragmatic Clinical Trials
• Posters in a Minute Moderated Poster Summaries
• Abstract Awards & Presentations
• Speed Networking with Corporate Members
• Beyond the Classroom: Extended Realities and the Future of Medical Education
• Future of Safe Medication Administration in Anesthesiology
• STA Startup Pitch Competition
• The Latest in Artificial Intelligence in Anesthesiology
• VR/AR/XR Workshop
• Target Destination, Visualization and Tool-Tip Guidance with a Mixed-Reality Headset
• STA Engineering Challenge
• Society for Computing and Technology in Anesthesiology (SCATA)
• Historical Tales of Anesthesia Devices