Sarah Titler

Clinical Associate Professor

The University of Iowa

United States

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Sarah Titler is a Clinical Associate Professor at The University of Iowa in the United States. Her research areas focus on anesthesiology, with recent articles examining topics such as staff scheduling in anesthesiology, lactation support for anesthesiologists, and surgical case time variability. She also investigates the implications of craniovertebral junction abnormalities in pediatric patients and the feasibility of break scheduling for nurse anesthetists in clinical settings.

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Franklin Dexter

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Iowa State University

UNITED STATES

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Applying mathematical and psychological studies of staff scheduling for holidays to a group of anesthesiologists

Larger anesthesia practitioner per operating room ratios are needed to prevent unnecessary non-operative time than to mitigate patient risk: a narrative review

Anesthesiologists supporting lactation: the easy thing to do

Survey of lactating anesthesiologists using wearable breast milk pumps while working in operating rooms and other clinical settings

Variability of the times remaining in surgical cases and the importance of knowing when closure has started

Lactation in anesthesiology

Feasibility of anesthesiologists giving nurse anesthetists 30-minute lunch breaks and 15-minute morning breaks at a university’s facilities

Transient end-tidal carbon dioxide elevation during pediatric upper endoscopy with carbon dioxide insufflation: is it true hypercapnia?

Low prevalence of designated lactation spaces at hospitals and ambulatory surgery centers in Iowa: an educational tool for graduates' job selection

Craniovertebral junction abnormalities in children: surgical, anesthetic and intensive care implications

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Franklin Dexter

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