The Shortage of Anesthesiologists

Over the past decade, the population of Canada has increased from 5,301,000 in 1900 to 34,030,589 in 2011. This is primarily for large immigrants (CIA, 2011). By 2056, one quarter of Canadians will be over 65 years old, and it will put a great deal of pressure on the healthcare system (McLean, 2008, p.2) when compared to the current 13%. The future of the Canadian health care system is in great danger, especially in several parts of Canada, due to the shortage of doctors due to Canadian population growth and population aging (Canada Medical Journal, 2007) .

Before discussing ways to become an anesthesiologist, it may be useful to discuss the work of the anesthesiologist. Briefly, an anesthesiologist is a doctor (doctor or doctor) administering analgesic gas or injection during surgery and surgery. This can range from local anesthesia to general anesthesia with various medications and to anesthesia level at which the patient becomes completely unconscious during surgery. Some anesthesiologists choose to concentrate on pain management rather than traditional surgical anesthesia. Pain Management Anesthesiologists usually do a variety of injections, pain blocks, and medications on an office basis to help patients manage chronic or acute pain due to injuries, illnesses, or other diseases. This includes back pain, neck pain, chronic migraine or headache, and various other intense pain.

Due to their professional training and extensive experience in managing pain during surgery, anesthesiologists are the only special technique eligible for medication or acute, chronic and cancer pain. The following are two of the most common areas for anesthesiologists to treat pain. In addition to relieving pain in surgical procedures, it is also important that the patient achieve sufficient pain relief and comfort after surgery. The anesthesiologist is responsible for reliably managing the patient's pain before being discharged from the PACU. Anesthesiologists can prescribe specific analgesics or perform special procedures to maximize patient comfort. This minimizes stress and blood pressure on the patient's heart. Please select the technology that is most suitable for each patient to allow appropriate rest and treatment