Harvard Medical School Curriculum Vitae

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1 Harvard Medical School Curriculum Vitae Date: March 2, 2017 Name: James H. Philip Office Address: Department of Anesthesiology, Perioperative and Pain Medicine Brigham and Women s Hospital Harvard Medical School 75 Francis Street Boston, MA Home Address: 70 Shaw Road Chestnut Hill, MA Work Phone: Work jphilip@partners.org Work FAX: Place of Birth: New York, New York Education 1968 B.E.E. Electrical Engineering Cornell University, Ithaca NY 1969 M.E.(E.) Engineering, Electrical Cornell University, Ithaca NY 1973 M.D. Medicine State University of New York, Upstate Medical Center, Syracuse NY Postdoctoral Training 7/73-6/74 Internship Medicine New England Deaconess Hospital, Boston MA 7/74-6/76 Clinical Fellow Anaesthesia Harvard Medical School, Boston MA 7/74-6/77 Resident Anesthesia Peter Bent Brigham Hospital, Boston MA 7/76-6/77 Research Fellow Anesthesia Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston MA 6/07-11/07 Certificate Medical Informatics 10 x 10 (10,000 physicians by 2010). American Medical Informatics Association, (AMIA) at University of Illinois. Chicago Faculty Academic Appointments Instructor Anaesthesia Harvard Medical School Assistant Professor Anaesthesia Harvard Medical School Officer of Instruction Harvard-MIT Division of Health Sciences and Technology Member of Faculty Harvard-MIT Division of Health Sciences and Technology

2 Assistant Professor Anaesthesia Harvard-MIT Division of Health Sciences and Technology Associate Professor Anaesthesia Harvard Medical School Associate Professor Anaesthesia Harvard-MIT Division of Health Sciences and Technology Professor Anaesthesia Harvard Medical School Appointments at Hospitals/Affiliated Institutions Past 7/77-6/78 Consultant Electrical Engineering Massachusetts General Hospital 7/77-6/80 Junior Associate Anesthesia Peter Bent Brigham Hospital 7/80-6/82 Associate Anesthesia Brigham and Women's Hospital Current 7/82- Anesthesiologist Anesthesia Brigham and Women's Hospital Anesthesia Liaison, Department of Biomedical Engineering Other Professional Positions Brigham and Women's Hospital 6/63-8/63 Statistical-Mathematical Analyst Division of Experimental Chemistry, Sloan Kettering Institute for Cancer Research, Rye NY 6/64-8/64 Biophysics Laboratory Assistant Department of Biophysics, Sloan Kettering Institute for Cancer Research, NY NY 9/66-12/66 Project Engineer Research and Development, Medical Electronics Division, Hewlett Packard, Waltham MA 6/67-8/67 Project Engineer Research and Development, Medical Electronics Division, Hewlett Packard, Waltham MA 6/68-8/68 Project Engineer Research and Development, Medical Electronics Division, Hewlett Packard, Waltham MA 6/69-8/69 Project Engineer Research and Development, Medical Electronics Division, Hewlett Packard, Waltham MA 6/70-8/70 Project Engineer Research and Development, Medical Electronics Division, Hewlett Packard, Waltham MA 6/71-8/71 Project Engineer Research and Development, Medical Electronics Division, Hewlett Packard, Waltham MA 2

3 Major Administrative Leadership Positions Local 7/99-12/05 Director of Technology Assessment Brigham and Women's Hospital Director of Bioengineering Brigham and Women's Hospital Director of Anesthesia Technical Services Brigham and Women's Hospital Director of Aesthesia Clinical Technology Brigham and Women's Hospital 1993 Editor, Anesthesia Department Policy and Brigham and Women's Hospital Procedures Manual 1993 Editor, Anesthesia Department Clinical Brigham and Women's Hospital Practice Manual Director of Anesthesia Technology Brigham and Women's Hospital Medical Liaison, Department of Biomedical Brigham and Women's Hospital Engineering Anesthesia Liaison, Department of Biomedical Engineering Brigham and Women's Hospital Committee Service Local Disaster Committee Peter Bent Brigham Hospital, Boston Ad-Hoc Committee to Study Operating Brigham and Women's Hospital Room Turn-over Electrical Safety Sub-committee Brigham and Women's Hospital Current Practice Committee Brigham and Women's Hospital Ad-Hoc Committee to Study Gas Line Brigham and Women's Hospital Particulates Contamination Anesthesia Records Committee Harvard Department of Anaesthesia l Product and Equipment Review and Brigham and Women's Hospital Standardization Committee Anesthesia Risk Committee Harvard Department of Anaesthesia Ad-Hoc Committee for Reuse of Brigham and Women's Hospital Disposables Task Force on IV Infusion Brigham and Women's Hospital Hospital Corporation of Brigham and Women's Hospital America/Continuing Medical Education (HCA/CME) Hospital Corporation of Brigham and Women's Hospital America/Continuing Medical Education (HCA/CME) Committee on Industrial Relations Brigham and Women's Hospital Harvard Anesthesia Simulator Task Force Harvard Hospitals Biomedical Engineering Director Search Brigham and Women's Hospital Committee Anesthesia Department Education Brigham and Women's Hospital Committee IV Set Utilization Task Force, Team Leader Brigham and Women's Hospital IV Needleless Conversion Committee Brigham and Women's Hospital IV Set Use Reduction Task Force Brigham and Women's Hospital Product Management Oversight Committee Brigham and Women's Hospital 3

4 Ad-Hoc Anesthesia Monitoring Standards Brigham and Women's Hospital Committee Anesthesia Clinical Practice Committee Brigham and Women's Hospital Anesthesia Clinical Engineering Service Brigham and Women's Hospital Advisory Committee Anesthesia Pharmacy Committee Brigham and Women's Hospital Committee on Patient Warming Brigham and Women's Hospital 1998 Infusion Pump Committee Brigham and Women's Hospital Needle Safety Committee Brigham and Women's Hospital Value Analysis Committee Brigham and Women's Hospital Value Analysis Steering Committee Brigham and Women's Hospital Infusion Pump Selection Committee Brigham and Women's Hospital 2003 Medication Use and Process Executive Brigham and Women's Hospital Committee Perioperative Information Management Brigham and Women's Hospital Systems Steering Committee Center for Medical Simulation Advisory Harvard Hospitals Board ecare Selection Committee Partners HealthCare System 2013 Epic ecare Validation Committee Partners HealthCare System Epic ecare Device Integration Committee Partners HealthCare System National and International Sphygmomanometer (Standards) Committee American Society of Anesthesiologists 4 Association for the Advancement of Medical Instrumentation (AAMI) Member (ASA) 1985 Device Early Warning Network Committee on Patient Safety and Epidemiology , 2010 Committee on Equipment, Monitoring and Engineering Technology Committee on Equipment and Facilities 2014 AAMI-FDA Summit on Ventilators, ASA Representative AAMI-ANSI, ISO, IEC, JWG ASA Representative Society for Technology in Anesthesia Member (STA) 1987 Founding Member Board of Directors Chairman, Committee for the Education of Physicians Member, Committee for the Education of Physicians Society President International Standards Organization (ISO) ISO/TC 121 Anesthesia and Respiratory Equipment

5 2006 ISO/TC 210 Quality Management for Medical Devices American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) F29 Committee on Anesthetic and Respiratory Equipment Association for the Advancement of CN WG7 Small-bore Connectors Medical Instrumentation/American National Standards Institute (AAMI/ANSI) Anesthesia Patient Safety Foundation (APSF) Member, Committee on Technology (COT) Director of Media Relations Working Group on Technology Education Professional Societies Institute of Electrical and Electronic Member Engineers Engineering in Medicine and Biology Member Society of IEEE Association for the Advancement of Member Medical Instrumentation (AAMI) American Society of Anesthesiologists Member Equipment and Facilities Adjunct Member Massachusetts Society of Anesthesiologists Member American Association for the Advancement Member of Science Institute of Electrical and Electronics Member Engineers Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society (IEEE-EMBS) Boston Chapter Secretary Association for Computing Machinery Member Society for Technology in Anesthesia Member Committee for the Education of Chairman Physicians President Association of University Anesthetists Member (AUA) American Society for Testing and Materials Member (ASTM) 1995 Divers Alert Network (DAN) Member Society for Ambulatory Anesthesia Member (SAMBA) Brookline Medical Reserve Corps, Member Brookline MA Institute of Electrical and Electronic Life Member Engineers Global Entry Trusted Traveler Member 5

6 Grant Review Activities 1984 NIH RR01629: Roger W. Jelliffe Mathematics of Pharmacokinetics and System Identification Anesthesia Patient Safety Foundation (APSF) 1998, 2003 Foundation for Anesthesia Education and Research (FAER) Ad hoc Scientific Reviewer Scientific Review Committee Member Ad hoc Scientific Reviewer Editorial Activities Ad hoc Editor ECRI Health Devices Anesthesiology International Journal of Clinical Monitoring & Computing IEEE Transactions on Biomedical Engineering Anesthesia & Analgesia Anesthesiology Reviews Journal of The Society for Simulation in Health Care Major Editorial Roles Editorial Board member Society for Closed Circuit Anesthesia Editorial Board member International Journal of Clinical Monitoring and Computing Section Editor Journal of Clinical Anesthesia Honors, Prizes, and Awards 1968 Tau Beta Pi Honor Society Cornell University, National 1968 Eta Kappa Nu Honor Cornell University, National Society 1968 Alpha Epsilon Delta Cornell University, National Honor Society 1971 Ski Patrolman of the Magic Mountain, Vermont Year nd prize Harvard Medical School, Department of Anesthesia 1982 Special Award New York State Society of Anesthesiologists Postgraduate Assembly 1983 Significant Year Book of Anesthesia Manuscript of the Year Award 1986 Significant Manuscript of the Year Award Year Book of Emergency Medicine 6 Electrical Engineering Engineering Pre-Medical Undergraduate Emergency Care and Transport Residents Research Contest Scientific Exhibit: Gas Man computer simulation Critical incidents exchanges of personnel Pressurized infusion system for fluid resuscitation 1987 Stinchfield Award Hip Society for Orthopedic Analysis of non-traumatic

7 1994 Best Basic Science Paper Award 1995 Honorable Mention Basic Science Paper Award 2000 Partners in Excellence Award 2001 Partners in Excellence Award 2002 Partners in Excellence Award 2003 Partners in Research Society for Technology in Anesthesia Society for Technology in Anesthesia Brigham and Women s Hospital Brigham and Women s Hospital Brigham and Women s Hospital Brigham and Women s Excellence Award Hospital 2003 Lobby Display Brigham and Women s Hospital 2004 Partners in Excellence Award 2005 Partners in Excellence Award 2006 Teacher of the Year Award 2006 America s Top Physicians Best Doctors in America 2008 Career Teaching Award Finalist 2012 Certificate for Outstanding Contribution 2015 Americas Best Physicians 2017 JS Gravenstein Award Brigham and Women s Hospital Brigham and Women s Hospital Brigham and Women s Hospital Consumer s Research Council of America Best Doctors in America International Anesthesia Research Society MedSun Medical Product Safety Network of FDA and DHSS Today s Best Doctors Society for Technology in Anesthesia (STA) osteonecrosis of the hip Simplest is Best - Parsimonious System Identification for the Inhalant-to-Systolic Blood Pressure Model. Model for Dynamic Behavior of Epidural Pressure Needle Safety, Team Member IV Standardization, Team Member Needle Safety, Team Member IV Standardization, Team Member GAS MAN Understanding Anesthesia Uptake and Distribution. Fourth Edition Leadership and Innovation, Team Leader for Anesthesia Biomedical Engineering Team Intern Orientation Skills Training Task Force, Team Member Department of Anesthesiology Anesthesiologist Anesthesiologist Honorable Mention Promoting Patient Safety with Medical Devices Anesthesiologist For Visionary Understanding of the Role of Technology in Anesthesia Care and Lifetime Commitment to Patient Safety Report of Funded and Unfunded Projects Funding Information Past Continuous Cardiac Output Monitor NIH Anesthesia Center Grant Investigator Invented multi-frequency thermodilution continuous cardiac output monitor 7

8 Continuous Cardiac Output Monitor American Edwards Life Sciences Industry Grant Investigator (Investigator-initiated) Developed multi-frequency thermodilution continuous cardiac output monitor - Edwards LifeSciences Vigilance CCO Monitor Resulted in Royalties to Partners Hospitals IV Fluid Flow Mathematical Model BWH Anesthesia Biomedical Research Support Grant for "Characterization of Intravenous Infusion" PI ($150,000) Developed the mathematical and physical theory of concomitant laminar and turbulent flow in IV infusion systems Hydraulic Resistance Monitor IVAC Corporation Research Grant (Investigator-initiated) PI ($700,000) Concluded fluid-flow research and demonstrated that the hydraulic resistance monitor detects catheter infiltration. Resulting in IVAC Signature IV Pump Resulted in Royalties to Partners Hospitals Qualitative Capnograph Perkin Elmer Corporation Research Grant (Investigator-initiated) Co-PI ($200,000) Developed Life Watch continuous CO2 Monitor Anesthesia Delivery Systems Ohmeda Corporation Research & Development Grant (Investigator-initiated) PI ($900,000) Invented and developed Ohmeda Central Display Anes Machine and other equipment including Monitoring-for-Change, Alert Zones, and Smart Alarms Anesthesia Induction Techniques Abbott Laboratories Comparison of Induction Techniques with Sevoflurane (Investigator-initiated) Investigator Demonstrated that Vital Capacity Induction with Sevoflurane was as good as IV induction with Propofol 2000 Anesthesia Recovery Baxter Healthcare Comparison of Recovery After Desflurane vs Sevoflurane for Long Ambulatory Anesthesia Investigator (Investigator-initiated) Demonstrated that there is little difference between recovery with mediumduration ambulatory anesthesia between desflurane and sevoflurane Indoor Tracking System to reduce asset loss Partners HealthCare Information Technology Grant (Investigator-initiated) Co-PI Demonstrated that an indoor tracking system is effective in reducing asset loss EEG and Depth of Anesthesia Hospira Corporation data analysis grant (Investigator-initiated) PI ($20,000) Demonstrated a relationship between Sedline Patient-State-Index and Gas Man target organ computer simulation Portable Anesthesia Delivery System for MRI Surgery (AMIGO) CIMIT Assurance of Safety and Efficacy in Multi-Modality Image-Guided 8

9 Neurosurgery Investigator Developed a Portable Anesthesia Delivery System for MRI Surgery as leadresearcher on this sub-project of AMIGO Anesthesia Delivery Systems GE Health Care (Investigator-initiated) PI ($12,000) Analyzed and corrected GE's plan for anesthesia delivery systems Regional Anesthesia Catheter With Anchor Partners Innovation Development PI ($50,000) Current Unfunded Projects Collaborate with teachers in China, India, and Sweden to develop new teaching paradigms for students, residents, and anesthesiologists concerning inhalation anesthesia. Collaborate with teachers and practitioners of inhalation anesthesia to study their clinical techniques using Gas Man. Invent, develop, and evaluate new modes of inhalation anesthesia delivery to speed, better control, and reduce the cost of achieving and maintaining anesthesia depth and recovery. Invent, develop, and evaluate techniques to foster successful single-breath and other rapid induction techniques for inhalation anesthesia. Study the relationship between explicit and implicit recall, clinical anesthesia, and anesthetic depth as assessed by processed EEG. Invent and develop new techniques for airway pressure monitoring to assess and improve safety and effectiveness of ventilation in OR and ICU. Develop the ability to collect and temporally graph multiple physiologic variables to achieve earlier detection, diagnosis, and treatment of clinical problems during anesthesia. Develop more effective teaching paradigms to convey the methods and importance of monitoring and analyzing the relationship between the drugs we administer and the physiologic responses of patients. 9

10 Report of Local Teaching and Training Teaching of Students in Courses 1963 Assistant Instructor in Computer Programming, New York University, Heights Academic Computing Facility, Bronx NY. (8 students, 300 hours) Teaching Assistant in Electrical Engineering, Cornell University, Ithaca NY (20 students, 80 hours) Teacher in Academic Program in Anesthesia, Peter Bent Brigham Hospital, Boston MA (1-2 residents at a time, 800 hours per year) Teacher of Physical Science and Engineering Concepts to Anesthesia Department, Brigham and Women's Hospital, Boston MA (1-2 residents at a time, 200 hours per year) Teacher in Academic Program in Anesthesia, Brigham and Women's Hospital, Boston MA (1-2 residents at a time, 500 hours per year) 1986 Faculty Tutor, Harvard-MIT Division of Health Sciences and Technology, Cambridge MA (5 students, 10 hours) Teacher, Boston Center for Medical Simulation, Focus on Teaching Industry (12 students at a time, 32 hours per year) Teacher, Anesthesia Clinical Practices Specialties Weekly Conference (6 Residents, 8 1/2 hour lectures per year) 1998 Course Organizer and Teacher, Anesthesia Clinical Practice Specialties Weekly Conference (6 Residents, 13 new 1/2 hour lectures) 1998 Course Organizer and Sole Teacher, Anesthesia Department Mini-Course: Inhalation Anesthesia Kinetics (10 residents, 7 lectures) 2000 Course Organizer and Sole Teacher, Anesthesia Department Mini-Course: Inhalation Anesthesia Kinetics (10 residents, 7 lectures) 2001 Course Organizer and Sole Teacher, Anesthesia Department Mini-Course: Inhalation Anesthesia Kinetics (10 residents, 7 lectures) Teacher; Elective in Anesthesia Bioengineering, 4 residents per year, 50 hours over 1- month each) Gas Man Workshop and Homework Organizer, Ambulatory Rotation, Anesthesia Department (7 residents, 1 lecture, 1 homework project) Anesthesia Clinical Biomedical Engineering Elective Anesthesia Bioengineering Laboratory, Director, supervised graduate students and fellows as available hours per year Laboratory and Other Research Supervisory and Training Responsibilities Physicians 1985 David Joseph MS, MD. 1 year Fellowship. Research on fluid flow in veins, catheters, and tubing ASA Abstract - Peripheral Venous Pressure can be an Accurate Estimate of Central Venous Pressure (1 year) 10

11 David Feinstein 1 year half-time Fellowship Research on CO2 and anesthetic gas monitoring A) Created Excel Spreadsheet to compute inhalation kinetics. B) Book Chapter: Philip JH, Raemer DB, Feinstein DM. Monitoring Anesthetic and Respiratory Gases. In: Blitt CD, Hines RL, eds. Monitoring in Anesthesia and Critical Care Medicine. 3rd Edition. New York: Churchill Livingstone, 1994;13: Maurizio Albala MD. 6 month Fellowship. A) STA Abstract submitted and presented - A simple system to monitor gas concentrations during cardiopulmonary bypass. B) Created lecture - Brain Monitoring. C) Report - Clinical Usefulness of Brain Monitoring during General Anesthesia at BWH 2002 John Cabral MD 1 month Elective Created Lecture -Understanding and Using Solar 9500 Monitor 2002 Morana Lasic MD 1 month Elective Created Lecture - Aestiva Anesthesia Delivery System 2002 Jason Ryan MD 1 month Elective A) Created Lecture - Understanding Modern Vaporizers (including dissecting and photographing one) B) Created Lecture - Understanding Ohmeda RGM (Respiratory Gas Monitor) 2002 Sascha Beutler MD 1 month Elective Created Lecture - Fabius Anesthesia Delivery System 2003 Eveline Ehrl MD 1 month Elective Created Lecture - Respiratory Gas Monitor Jasline Dhingra MD 1 month Elective A) Created Lecture - Physics of Gas Sampling Ohmeda RGM and CD B) Preliminary Study of Impact of Sample tubing diameter and filters on Resistance, Pressure and Flow 2003 Michael Bradish MD 1 month Elective Created Lecture Introduction to the Draeger Fabius Anesthesia Machine 2003 Terry Grey MD 1 month Created Lecture - Sevoflurane VIMA with and without Nitrous Oxide - Gas Man Analysis 2003 Eric Albrecht MD 1 month Elective Invention new ventilation monitor 2004 John Khozozian MD 1 month Elective. Created Tutorial - Understanding Closed Circuit Anesthesia 2005 Ed Garcia MD 1 month Elective Created technique for Charcoal absorption of anesthetics in outlying locations at BWH Stanley Leeson - continuous mentoring on computer simulation to explore inhalation anesthesia kinetics Created and presented several Abstracts and published one peerreviewed article in Anesthesia and Analgesia Rahul Koka MD 1 month Elective Co-authored Book Review: Koka R, Philip JH Review of: Dorsch & Dorsch - Understanding Anesthesia Equipment Anesthesia and Analgesia, 107: Alex Kuo 1 month Elective (Research) Studied Tube Tip Pressure during Bronchoscopy. A) Presented Poster Abstract: Kuo A, Philip JH, Edrich T. Airway ventilation pressure during bronchoscopy, bronchial blocker and double-lumen endotracheal tube use an in-vitro study. 7 th Annual (2013) New England Anesthesia Resident Conference (First place for Basic Research Studies ) 11

12 2013 Pete Pelletier 1 month Elective Ongoing research on Gas Man teaching Pediatric Anesthesia Ongoing survey of anesthesia technology education needs for international missions by residents Alice Vijjeswarapu and Alex Kuo 1 year informal mentoring. We developed Abstract and Manuscript entitled Spontaneous recovery from inhalational induction after airway obstruction: a computational simulation. We presented this at IARS Meeting in Montreal and submitted the manuscript to Anesthesia and Analgesia Alice Vijjeswarapu publication mentoring. We developed Abstract and Manuscript entitled Spontaneous recovery from inhalational induction after airway obstruction: a computational simulation, submitted it and it was accepted for Anesthesia and Analgesia David Preiss Research Mentoring. Performed research on A Thermodynamic Breathing Sensor A New, Noninvasive Method of Monitoring Ventilation. San Diego, CA, ASA Submitted and performed Oral Abstract Presentation as an award. Engineers 1992 Hua Dong/ Massachusetts College of Art, Boston MA. (1 year; now Industrial Designer) Masters Thesis (with Honors) in Fine Arts. Anesthesia Workstation of the Future 12

13 1993 Khaled Khodr/ Boston University, Boston MA. (2 years; now Research and Development Biomedical Engineer) Masters Thesis in Biomedical Engineering. Modification of inhalant models and a new approach for intravenous models 1994 Wensheng Fan/ Northeastern University, Boston MA. (1 year; now Research and Development Biomedical Engineer) Masters Thesis in Biomedical Engineering. Detection of Intraoperative Fluid Level Using Short-Time Spectral Analysis of Heart Sound Signals 1995 Scott Griebel/ Northeastern University, Boston MA. (1 year; then PhD; now Research and Development Biomedical Engineer) Thesis in Biomedical Engineering. Time-Frequency Analysis of Heart Sound Signals to Detect Hypovolemia During General Anesthesia 1995 Andrew Csavoy/ Boston University, Boston MA. (1 year, now Biomedical Engineer). Undergraduate Thesis in Biomedical Engineering. Effects of Nitric Oxide and Nitric Oxide Donor Chemicals on the Contractile Activity of the Uterus 1996 Jennifer Jackson/ Boston University, Boston MA. (1 year; now Biomedical Engineer) LabView-based Device for Modeling the Epidural Space and Diagnostic Evaluation of the Diseased Epidural Space 1997 Vishal Shah and Imran Sayed Undergraduate Thesis in Biomedical Engineering. Development of a non-invasive technique to detect hypovolemia using heart sounds 1999 Iggy Calalang/ Boston University, Boston MA (5 years; now Biomedical Engineer) Masters Thesis in Biomedical Engineering. Modeling the Anesthesia Breathing System: Compartment and Black-Box Approaches 2002 Jason Fehr/ Completed Residency HUP 2007 Research Month in Quantitative Clinical Anesthesia. Variables Affecting Sympathetic Discharge after Single-Breath Sevoflurane Induction (1 month followed by 6 months supervised writing 2002 Gil Alterovitz/ MIT, Cambridge MA (1 year). Completed PhD and now a recognized expert in medical computing. Masters Thesis in Biomedical Engineering. Temporal patient state characterization using iterative order and noise (ION) estimation: Applications to anesthesia patient monitoring 2006 Russel Roberson MD/ Entered Anesthesia Residency Duke University Month in Quantitative Clinical Anesthesia. The effect of muscle buildup of the volatile anesthetics on reanesthetization using GasMan 13

14 Formal Teaching of Peers On-site BWH course: How to Teach Inhalant Kinetics to Anesthesiologists On-site BWH course: How to use lowflow and closed-circuit anesthesia On-site BWH course in Volatile Induction and Maintenance Anesthesia (VIMA), a technique I invented Local Invited Presentations l976 Electrical Hazards, Children's Hospital Medical Center l979 l979 l979 l980 l980 l980 l980 l983 l983 l983 l983 l983 l Twelve (12) full-day courses for 119 academic anesthesiologists from Argentina, Austria, Canada, Caribbean Islands, Greece, Japan, Portugal, South Korea, and Thailand. Seven 2-day courses for 10 academic anesthesiologists from Canada 428 physicians from Argentina, Austria, Belgium, Canada, Caribbean, Central America, Greece, Hong Kong, Japan, South Korea, Portugal, Thailand Operating Room Monitoring, Children's Hospital Medical Center Invasive Blood Pressure Monitoring, Massachusetts General Hospital Closed Circuit Anesthesia, Boston Hospital for Women Indicator Dilution Techniques for the Measurement of Flows and Volumes within the Body - An Application of Engineering Principles to Anesthesia Practice, Beth Israel Hospital Computers and the Anesthetist, New England Deaconess Hospital Blood Pressure Monitoring, Children's Hospital Medical Center Closed Circuit Anesthesia, New England Deaconess Hospital Pharmacokinetics of Inhalational Anesthetics, Brigham and Women's Hospital Understanding Anesthesia Uptake and Distribution Through Computer Simulation, Beth Israel Hospital Gas Man: A Graphics Teaching Aid for Pharmacokinetics, Harvard Medical Area Microcomputer Users Group Uptake and Distribution, Brigham and Women's Hospital Uptake and Distribution of Anesthetic Agents, University Hospital Uptake and Distribution of Anesthetics with Particular Regard to New Anesthesia System Design, Massachusetts General Hospital 1984 Gas Man Uptake and Distribution of Inhalational Anesthetic Agents. Children's Hospital Medical Center 1985 Anesthetic Uptake and Distribution. Massachusetts General Hospital 1985 Gas Man. Beth Israel Hospital 1985 Physics in Everyday Anesthesia Practice. Brigham and Women's Hospital 1985 Principles of the Anesthesia Monitoring Array. Brigham and Women's Hospital 1985 Human and Equipment Errors. Clinical Conference, Brigham and Women's Hospital 1986 More on Gas Man and Progress on the Uptake and Distribution of Anesthetics, Beth

15 Israel Hospital 1986 Monitoring Principles, Brigham and Women's Hospital 1987 Understanding IV Fluid Administration Through Models, Mathematics and Measurements, Anesthesia Research, Brigham and Women's Hospital 1987 Understanding IV Fluid Administration Through Models, Mathematics and Measurements, Anesthesia Department, Beth Israel Hospital 1987 Understanding IV Fluid Administration Through Models, Mathematics and Measurements, Nutritional Support Service, Brigham and Women's Hospital 1987 Understanding IV Fluid Administration Through Models, Mathematics and Measurements, Cardiac Anesthesia Service, Brigham and Women's Hospital 1987 Understanding IV Fluid Administration Through Models, Mathematics and Measurements, Department of Pharmacy, Brigham and Women's Hospital 1987 Quantitative Inhalation Anesthesia. Anesthesia Department, Massachusetts General Hospital 1987 New Monitoring Requirements? (End-tidal CO2, Mass Spectrometry, Oximetry), Anesthesia: An Intensive Review, Harvard Medical School, Boston MA 1987 New Monitoring Requirements? (End-tidal CO2, Mass Spectrometry, Oximetry), Anesthesia: An Intensive Review, Harvard Medical School, Boston MA Advances in Anesthesia Monitoring and Dilemmas in Hospital - Industrial Relations. Health Care Technology Symposium, Harvard Business School, Harvard University 1989 Obtaining and Using Industry Funding. Department of Anesthesia, Beth Israel Hospital 1989 Closed Circuit Anesthesia. Quantitative Anesthesia, Brigham and Women's Hospital 1989 Helping the Healthy Patient Survive. Program in Technology in Anesthesia. Brigham and Women's Hospital 1989 Anesthesia Safety Alarms. Department of Anesthesia, Children's Hospital 1989 Monitoring in the OR, PACU, and ICU. Anesthesia Monitoring, Medical Risk Management for Physicians - A Review, Harvard Medical School Boston MA Airway Measurement of Carbon Dioxide - Capnography. Anesthesia Review and Update, Harvard Medical School, Boston MA Breath-by-Breath Control of Anesthetic Depth. Children's Hospital 1990 Uptake and Distribution. Massachusetts General Hospital 1990 Breath-by-Breath Control of Anesthetic Depth. Beth Israel Hospital 1992 Advanced Topics in Inhalation Anesthesia. Beth Israel Hospital 1993 The Ups and Downs of Desflurane. Massachusetts General Hospital 1993 Gas Man and Inhalation Kinetics. Brigham and Women's Hospital Residents Lecture Series 1993 Gas Man for Learning Inhalation Kinetics. Massachusetts General Hospital 1993 Clinical Implications of Low Blood/Gas Solubility. Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary. Boston, MA. 15

16 1994 Inhalation Kinetics and the Relative Cost of Closed Circuit Desflurane and Isoflurane. Beth Israel Hospital 1994 Closed Circuit Anesthesia. Beth Israel Hospital 1994 Inhalation Anesthetics. Brigham and Women s Hospital 1994 Inhalation Anesthesia Kinetics. Brigham and Women s Hospital 1994 Anesthesia Machines - A hands-on Workshop. Brigham and Women s Hospital 1994 Faculty. New Inhalants - Sevoflurane and Desflurane. Annual Harvard Anesthesia Review & Update Course 1995 Anesthesia Machine Check Out. Brigham and Women s Hospital 1995 Workshop (2 hours) on Anesthesia Machines. Brigham and Women s Hospital 1995 Introduction to Inhalation Anesthesia. Brigham and Women s Hospital 1995 Lowering Flows with Inhalation Anesthesia. Brigham and Women s Hospital 1995 Fluid Flow in Veins, Tissues, and the Epidural Space. Brigham and Women's Hospital 1995 New Inhalants - Sevoflurane and Desflurane. Annual Harvard Anesthesia Review & Update Course, Boston MA Clinical and Physiologic Aspects of Liquid Infusion. Resident Lecture. Brigham and Women s Hospital 1996 Anesthesia Costs. Clinical Conference, Brigham and Women s Hospital 1996 Anesthesia Machine Check Out Introduction. New-Resident Lecture, Brigham and Women s Hospital 1996 Anesthesia Machine Check-Out-2. Resident Lecture. Brigham and Women s Hospital 1996 Improved Anesthesia Care Through Monitoring and Simulation. Medical Staff Grand Rounds, Brigham and Women's Hospital 1996 Improved Anesthesia Care Through Monitoring and Simulation. Operating Room Clinical Support Service, Brigham and Women's Hospital 1997 Anesthesia Machine Check-Out-3. Resident Lecture. Brigham and Women s Hospital 1997 Clinical and Economic Impact of Low Blood Gas Solubility and Low Flow Anesthesia. Resident Lecture for BWH Residents, Killington VT Anesthesia Machine Check Out Introduction. New-Resident Lecture, Brigham and Women s Hospital 1997 Inhalation anesthesia Kinetics. Brigham and Women s Hospital 1997 Anesthesia Machine Check-Out-1. Resident Lecture. Brigham and Women s Hospital 1997 Faculty. Inhalation Anesthesia. Annual Harvard Anesthesia Review & Update Course, Boston MA Faculty. Inhalation Anesthetics. Annual Harvard Anesthesia Review and Update Course, Boston MA Vaporizer and Monitor Failures, Clinical Conference, Brigham and Women s Hospital 1998 Using Gas Man to learn inhalant anesthetic kinetics. Resident Lecture. Brigham and 16

17 Women s Hospital 1998 How to Avoid the Dangers of Low Flow Anesthesia. Resident Lecture for BWH Residents, Sugarloaf ME Anesthesia Safety and Monitoring. Medical Student Lecture, Brigham and Women s Hospital 1998 Introduction to Boston. New-Resident Lecture, Brigham and Women s Hospital 1998 Anesthesia Machine Check Out Introduction. New-Resident Lecture, Brigham and Women s Hospital 1998 Gas Man Introduction. New-Resident Lecture, Brigham and Women s Hospital 1998 Inhalation Anesthesia Kinetics. Brigham and Women s Hospital 1998 Anesthesia Safety and Monitoring. Medical Student Lecture, Brigham and Women s Hospital 1998 Anesthesia Machine Check-Out-1. Resident Lecture. Brigham and Women s Hospital 1999 A Calculus of Monitoring. Brigham and Women s Hospital Decision System Group 1999 Inhalation Anesthesia. Annual Harvard Anesthesia Review & Update Course, Boston MA Arterial Blood Pressure Measurement and Errors 2000 Troubleshooting Transducer Overshoot. Brigham and Women s Hospital Nursing Grand Rounds Infusing Liquids into Veins and other Tissues. Brigham and Women s Hospital Nursing Grand Rounds Physics behind the Ether Screen Gases. Brigham and Women s Hospital Nursing Grand Rounds Anesthesia is a Safe Specialty. Brigham and Women s Hospital Nursing Grand Rounds 2000 Know your Vaporizer. Brigham and Women s Hospital Nursing Grand Rounds The Value of the Anesthesia Record. Brigham and Women s Hospital Nursing Grand Rounds 2000 Inhalation Anesthesia. Annual Harvard Anesthesia Review & Update Course, Boston MA Inhalation Anesthesia Kinetics. Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center 2001 Drugs are Information. Boston Section of the Society for Information Management 2001 Understanding Inhalation Kinetic Through Computer Simulation. Massachusetts General Hospital 2001 Arterial Pressure Monitoring. Brigham and Women s Hospital Nursing Grand Rounds 2001 Inhalation Anesthesia. Annual Harvard Anesthesia Review & Update Course 2002 Sharps Safety. New Residents Lecture. Brigham and Women s Hospital 2002 Anesthesia Machines Today Where have we come from, Where are we going? Anesthesia Grand Rounds, Brigham and Women s Hospital 17

18 2002 Anesthesia machines don t fail, do they? Anesthesia Clinical Conference, Brigham and Women s Hospital 2002 Meet your new Anesthesia Machine, Anesthesia Grand Rounds, Brigham and Women s Hospital 2003 Principles of Pharmacology Anesthesiology Its drugs and their delivery. Harvard Medical School MS2 Pharmacology 2003 Limitations of Airway Agent Monitoring and the Promise of Depth of Unconsciousness Monitoring. BWH Anesthesia Residents 2003 Computer Simulation and Digital Photos of Monitors Teach Inhalation Anesthesia Kinetics. Harvard Medical School Education Day 2003 New Anesthesia Delivery Systems. Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center 2003 Pharmacology simulations Immersion and Screen-based. HMS Pharmacology Course, Harvard Medical School 2003 Sharps Safety. New Residents Lecture. Brigham and Women s Hospital 2003 Anesthesia Delivery System Orientation CA-1 Residents. Brigham and Women s Hospital 2003 Anesthesia Delivery System Workshop CA-1 Residents. Brigham and Women s Hospital 2003 Desflurane During Cardiopulmonary Bypass. Perfusionists Lecture. Brigham and Women s Hospital 2003 Understanding Anesthesia Uptake and Distribution through Computer Simulation using Gas Man. BWH Anesthesia CA1 Residents. Brigham and Women s Hospital 2003 Understanding Anesthesia Uptake and Distribution through Computer Simulation using Gas Man. BWH Anesthesia CA1 Residents. Brigham and Women s Hospital 2003 New Anesthesia Delivery Systems at BWH: Aestiva & Fabius GS. BWH Anesthesia Grand Rounds, Brigham and Women s Hospital 2003 Anesthesia Ventilator Problems. BWH Anesthesia Clinical Conference, Brigham and Women s Hospital 2003 Inhalation Anesthesia. Annual Harvard Anesthesia Review & Update Course 2004 Principles of Pharmacology Anesthesiology Its drugs and their delivery. Harvard Medical School MS2 Pharmacology 2004 Gas Man Introduction. Anesthesia Residents Series. Brigham and Women s Hospital 2004 Gas Man Introduction. Anesthesia Resident Series. Brigham and Women s Hospital 2004 Arterial Pressure Monitoring, SICU Residents Conference. Brigham and Women s Hospital 2004 Needle Safety for BWH Physicians, Interns and Residents Orientation. Brigham and Women s Hospital 2004 Needle Safety for BWH Physicians, Interns and Residents Workshop. Brigham and Women s Hospital 2004 Anesthesia Delivery System Orientation CA-1s. Brigham and Women s Hospital 18

19 2004 Anesthesia Delivery System Workshop CA-1s. Brigham and Women s Hospital 2004 Volatile Agent Pharmacology. Annual Harvard Anesthesia Review & Update Course 2004 New Anesthesia Delivery Systems. Annual Harvard Anesthesia Review & Update Course 2004 Advanced Inhalation Kinetics Workshop, a three-hour course. Annual Harvard Anesthesia Review & Update Course 2004 Visiting Professor. Low Fresh Gas Flow Oxygen and Agent Considerations. Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary 2004 Fooled by Your Gas Monitors. Children s Hospital Medical Center 2004 Low Fresh Gas Flow. Brigham and Women s Hospital Residents, Killington VT Visiting Professor. Low Fresh Gas Flow Oxygen and Agent Considerations. Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary 2005 Arterial Pressure Monitoring, SICU Residents Conference. Brigham and Women s Hospital 2005 Principles of Pharmacology Anesthesiology Its drugs and their delivery. Harvard Medical School MS2 Pharmacology 2005 Needle Safety for BWH Physicians, Interns and Residents Workshop. Brigham and Women s Hospital 2005 Anesthesia Delivery System Orientation CA-1s. Brigham and Women s Hospital 2005 Anesthesia Delivery System Workshop CA-1s. Brigham and Women s Hospital 2005 Gas Man for Medical Students on Anesthesia Rotation, BWH Inhalation Anesthetics. BWH Grand Rounds 2005 Anesthetic Agent Monitors, BWH Clinical Conference 2005 Gas Man Workshop. BWH Anesthesia Residents and Faculty; 4 Monthly Workshops Reading Group Leader - Inhalation Anesthesia. Brigham and Women s Hospital CA-1s 19

20 2005 Reading Group Leader Anesthesia Delivery Systems. Brigham and Women s Hospital CA1 Residents 2005 Reading Group Leader Anesthesia Monitoring Systems. Brigham and Women s Hospital CA1 Residents 2005 Inhalation Anesthesia. Annual Harvard Anesthesia Review & Update Course 2007 Understanding Inhalation Kinetics Using Computer Simulation. Massachusetts General Hospital 2007 Arterial Pressure Monitoring. Brigham and Women s Hospital ICU Fellows 2007 A Calculus of Monitoring. CIMIT Forum. Center for Integration of Medicine and Innovative Technology 2008 Volatile Agent Pharmacology. Annual Harvard Anesthesia Review & Update Course 2007 Clinical and Economic Impact of Low Blood/Gas Solubility. 11 th Annual Brigham and Women s Hospital Anesthesia Residents Conference, Killington VT Forum to Critique Content, Concepts and Teaching Methods in Inhalation Anesthesia. 11 th Annual Brigham and Women s Hospital Anesthesia Residents, Killington VT Lunch Workshop Leader. Gas Man for Clinicians. Harvard Anesthesia Review and Update Lunch Workshop Leader. Gas Man for Educators and Researchers. Harvard Anesthesia Review and Update Anesthesia Delivery System Orientation CA-1 Residents. Brigham and Women s Hospital 2007 Anesthesia Monitoring Orientation CA-1 Residents. Brigham and Women s Hospital 2007 Anesthesia Delivery System Workshop CA-1 Residents. Brigham and Women s Hospital 2007 Inhalation Kinetics and Gas Man Orientation CA-1 Residents. Brigham and Women s Hospital 2009 Anesthesia Delivery System Orientation CA-1 Residents. Brigham and Women s Hospital 2009 Anesthesia Monitoring Orientation CA-1 Residents. Brigham and Women s Hospital 2009 Anesthesia Delivery System Workshop CA-1 Residents. Brigham and Women s Hospital 2009 Inhalation Kinetics and Gas Man Orientation CA-1 Residents. Brigham and Women s Hospital 2009 Lecturer. Inhalation Anesthesia. Harvard Anesthesia Review and Update 2009 Lunch Workshop Leader. Gas Man. Harvard Anesthesia Review and Update 2010 Lecturer. New Anesthesia Delivery Systems: What Do I Need to Know About My New Machine? Harvard Anesthesia Review and Update Lunch Workshop Leader. Gas Man Clinical Magic with Inhalants Anesthesia Delivery System Orientation CA-1s. Brigham and Women s Hospital 20

21 2010 Anesthesia Monitoring Orientation CA-1 Residents. Brigham and Women s Hospital 2010 Anesthesia Delivery System Workshop CA-1 Residents. Brigham and Women s Hospital 2010 Inhalation Kinetics and Gas Man Orientation CA-1 Residents. Brigham and Women s Hospital 2011 Lecturer. Fluid Flow in Veins and Elsewhere. Harvard Anesthesia Review and Update Lunch Workshop Leader. Clinical Insights with Gas Man. Harvard Anesthesia Review and Update Lunch Workshop Leader. Gas Man to Teach or Explore. Harvard Anesthesia Review and Update 2011 Anesthesia Delivery System Orientation CA-1s. Brigham and Women s Hospital 2011 Anesthesia Monitoring Orientation CA-1 Residents. Brigham and Women s Hospital 2011 Anesthesia Delivery System Workshop CA-1s. Brigham and Women s Hospital 2011 Inhalation Kinetics and Gas Man Orientation CA-1s. Brigham and Women s Hospital 2011 Pressure Monitoring - ICU Fellows. Brigham and Women s Hospital 2011 IV Catheter Size. Residents Sunrise Lecture. Brigham and Women s Hospital 2011 Differentiating IV Obstruction From Infiltration. Residents Sunrise Lecture. Brigham and Women s Hospital 2011 Clinical Insights with Gas Man. Harvard Anesthesia Review and Update 2011 Gas Man to Explore or Teach. Harvard Anesthesia Review and Update 2012 Fluid Flow. Harvard Anesthesia Review and Update 2012 Anesthesia Machines. Residents Sunrise Lecture. Brigham and Women s Hospital 2012 Life management of dual-career couples. Center for Faculty Development, Brigham and Women s Hospital 2013 Technology Block Leader. Brigham and Women s Hospital 2013 Physics. CA-1s. Brigham and Women s Hospital 2013 Clinical Conference. Anesthesia Machines. Brigham and Women s Hospital 2014 Advanced Machine Workshop. Grand Rounds. Brigham and Women s Hospital 2015 CA-1 Didactic Series 2015 Basic Science Education. Brigham and Women s Hospital Report of Regional, National and International Invited Teaching and Presentations Invited Presentations and Courses Regional Consultation on Equipment, Department of Radiology, SUNY Upstate Medical Center 1978 Transducers and Transducer Systems, Tufts New England Medical Center, Boston MA Blood Pressure Monitoring, Massachusetts Anesthesia Council on Education (MACE) Spring Symposium, Newton MA Closed Circuit Anesthesia, Tufts New England Medical Center, Boston MA Inhalation Anesthetic Drugs: Uptake and Distribution: Harvard Medical School, Department of Anesthesia, Continuing Education, Boston MA 1982 Anesthesia Technology for the Clinical Engineer, Medical Device Society, Boston MA An Application of Microcomputers in Clinical Anesthesia, Massachusetts Medical Society and Massachusetts Health Data Consortium, Inc., Newton MA. 21

22 1983 Uptake and Distribution of Inhalation Anesthetics: Application of GAS MAN, A Computerized Approach, St. Elizabeth s Hospital, Boston MA Human Errors in Anesthesia, Massachusetts Joint Underwriters Insurance Company, Worcester MA Anesthesia Uptake and Distribution Using the GAS MAN Program, New England Society of Nurse Anesthetists, Burlington MA Human Error in Anesthesia Monitoring, 3rd Annual Seminar: Current Aspects of Anesthesiology. Colby College, Waterville ME 1983 Anesthesia Uptake and Distribution Revisited, 3rd Annual Seminar: Current Aspects of Anesthesiology. Colby College, Waterville ME Understanding Anesthesia Uptake and Distribution Using the GAS MAN Simulation, University of Massachusetts, Worcester MA Closed Circuit Anesthesia, Worcester Scientific Program, Worcester MA The Clinical and Technical Environment of Anesthesia. Hewlett Packard National Medical Sales Meeting, Waterville Valley, NH The Clinical and Technical Environment of Anesthesia, 4th Annual Northeast Symposium on Health Care Technology, Danvers MA Uptake and Distribution, Tufts New England Medical Center, Boston MA Anesthesia Uptake and Distribution. Boston City Hospital, Boston MA Bioengineering Applications in Clinical Anesthesia. Biomedical Engineering BE-511. Boston University, Boston MA The Clinical and Technical Environment of Anesthesia, Hewlett Packard International Sales Force Meeting, Waltham, MA 1986 Bioengineering Problems and Solutions in Anesthesia, Biomedical Engineering BE511, Boston University, Boston MA Understanding Closed Circuit Anesthesia Using Gas Man, Anesthesiology Update, Colby College, Waterville ME Using Closed Circuit Anesthesia in the OR, Anesthesiology Update, Colby College, Waterville ME Advances in Monitoring, New England Society of Anesthesiologists Annual Conference, Chatham, MA Low Flows and Anesthesia Uptake and Distribution, Tufts New England Medical Center, Boston MA Helping the Healthy Patient Survive. Standards for Patient Monitoring and Risk Management. MACE (Massachusetts Anesthesia Counsel in Education) Fall Symposium, Boston MA Understanding IV Fluid Administration Through Models, Mathematics and Measurements, Boston University (Video) Corporate Classroom - Advanced Technology Series, Boston MA Bioengineering Problems and Solutions in Anesthesia Biomedical Engineering BE511, Boston University, Boston MA. 22

23 1988 Helping the Healthy Patient Survive. MACE (Massachusetts Anesthesia Counsel in Education) Spring Retreat: Anesthesia for Outpatient Surgery, Brewster MA Enhancing Safety with Noninvasive Monitoring. American Osteopathic College of Anesthesiologists Annual Convention, Cambridge MA 1989 A Review of Technologies used in Anesthesia Monitoring Now and On the Horizon. Ninth Annual Northeastern Symposium on Health Care Technology, Springfield MA Uptake and Distribution of Anesthesia, Part I. Department of Anesthesia, Tufts University, Boston MA Uptake and Distribution of Anesthesia, Part II. Department of Anesthesia, Tufts University, Boston MA Behavior and Effects of Anesthesia in the Hospital Patient. New England Chapters of the American Industrial Hygiene Association and the Health Physics Society, Harvard Medical School of Public Health, Boston MA Breath-by-Breath Control of Anesthetic Depth. St. Elizabeth's Hospital, Boston MA Saving Your Neck Monitoring. MACE (Massachusetts Anesthesia Counsel in Education), Newton MA Bioengineering Applications in the OR. Special Program for "1990 Covino Decade Celebration", Ritz Carlton Hotel, Boston MA Breath-by-Breath Control of Anesthetic Depth. Boston University Hospital 1992 Inhalant Kinetics: A Problem in Signals of Systems. Graduate School of Biomedical Engineering, Boston University 1992 Clinical Applications of Inhalation Kinetics. NE Baptist Hospital 1992 Risk Management and Monitoring in Anesthesia. Hewlett Packard Corporation, Waltham MA Rapidity of blood pressure change in response to pharmacologic interventions and Maximum and minimum blood pressure measurement intervals required for management of anesthetic depth. Critikon Medical Advisory Board Meeting, Tampa FL Clinical Applications of Inhalation Kinetics. Newton Wellesley Hospital, Newton MA Visiting Professor. Inhalation Kinetics and Drugs of Low Solubility. University of Massachusetts, Worcester MA Practice Standards in Anesthesia. Hewlett Packard Company. Waltham MA The Clinical Impact of Low Blood/Gas Solubility. Lahey Clinic, Burlington MA Visiting Professor. Anesthesia Vaporizers. Yale New Haven Medical Center, New Haven CT Visiting Professor. What's New in Inhalation Anesthesia? (Baxter Pharmaceutical) Yale New Haven Medical Center, New Haven CT Visiting Professor. What's New in Inhalation Anesthesia? (Baxter Pharmaceutical) University of Maine Medical Center, Portland ME Visiting Professor. Inhalation Anesthesia. University of Vermont, Burlington VT Visiting Professor. Inhalation Kinetics and Drugs of Low Solubility. (Baxter 23

24 Pharmaceutical) Hartford Hospital, Hartford CT Practice Standards in Anesthesia. Hewlett Packard Company. Waltham MA What the Teacher should know about Blood/Gas Solubility. (Baxter Pharmaceutical) Invited Teachers from Boston Area Hospitals, Boston MA Inhalation Kinetics and the Effect of Low Solubility. Tufts New England Medical Center 1993 Inhalation Kinetics and the Effect of Low Solubility. (Baxter Pharmaceutical) Norwood Hospital, Norwood MA Clinical Implications of Low Blood/Gas Solubility. (Baxter Pharmaceutical) Beverly Hospital, Beverly MA Pharmacokinetics of Inhalation Anesthetics. (Baxter Pharmaceutical) Bay State Medical Center. Springfield MA Visiting Lecturer. Practice Standards in Anesthesia. Hewlett Packard Company. Andover MA Visiting Professor. The Clinical Impact of Low Blood/Gas Solubility. (Baxter Pharmaceutical) New Britain General Hospital, New Britain CT Visiting Professor. Closed Circuit Anesthesia. (Baxter Pharmaceutical) St. Vincent's Hospital, Worcester MA Advanced Topics in Inhalation Kinetics. (Baxter Pharmaceutical) New England Baptist Hospital 1995 Visiting Professor. New Concepts in IV Fluid Flow. Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center, Lebanon NH Visiting Professor. Kinetic Impact of Blood/Gas Solubility; Exploring Inhalation Agents Using Gas Man. Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center, Lebanon NH Visiting Professor. Exploring Inhalation Agents Using Gas Man. Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center, Lebanon NH Visiting Professor. Inhalation Kinetics with Focus on Blood/Gas Solubility. (Baxter Pharmaceutical) Hartford Hospital, Hartford CT Visiting Professor. Kinetic Impact of Low Blood/Gas Solubility. (Baxter Pharmaceutical) University of Massachusetts Medical Center, Worcester MA Lecturer: Clinical Anesthesia, Past, Present, and Future; Monitoring Principles in Anesthesia and Acute Care. Hewlett Packard Company, Andover MA Visiting Faculty Lecturer. New Inhalation Agents: Sevoflurane and Desflurane. Colby College, Waterville ME Visiting Faculty Lecturer. Clinical Practice of Low Flow and Closed Circuit Anesthesia. Colby College, Waterville ME Visiting Professor. Kinetics, Cost and Clinical Control. (Baxter Pharmaceutical) Lawrence General Hospital, Lawrence MA Visiting Professor. The Clinical and Economic Impact of Low Blood/Gas Solubility. (Baxter Pharmaceutical) Mt. Sinai Hospital, Hartford CT Visiting Professor. The Clinical and Economic Impact of Low Blood/Gas Solubility. 24