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Re: "Manager's Guide to Ambulatory Anesthesia" (August supplement). Because you provide education regarding safe perioperative practices, I suggest you ensure that the photographs you choose to use also reflect appropriate care. Several photographs in your anesthesia supplement depict questionable techniques:
