Reach policy
A reach figure appears only when the source displays it publicly, such as a YouTube subscriber count on the official channel, and each figure links to that channel. Membership totals and journal impact factors are not counted as reach.
| Rank | Voice | Verified reach | Why owners may follow |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Max Feinstein, MD | YouTube subscribers: 213,000 (channel page) | Owners can follow his explainers to see how anesthesia concepts are presented to broad audiences and how clinician creators communicate specialty work. |
| 2 | Jason Bolt, DNP, CRNA (Bolt CRNA) | YouTube subscribers: 21,500 (channel page) | His channel gives owners a CRNA creator's perspective on professional life and online communication within the anesthesia workforce. |
| 3 | American Society of Anesthesiologists (ASA) | Not confirmed on an official page | Owners can use ASA's payer, regulatory, advocacy, and practice management coverage to spot changes that affect group operations. |
| 4 | American Association of Nurse Anesthesiology (AANA) | Not confirmed on an official page | Follow its policy and workforce coverage to understand CRNA priorities and developments affecting anesthesia team staffing. |
| 5 | American Society of Regional Anesthesia and Pain Medicine (ASRA) | Not confirmed on an official page | Its meeting program and journal help owners track regional anesthesia and pain service developments when evaluating service lines and recruitment. |
| 6 | Society for Pediatric Anesthesia (SPA) | Not confirmed on an official page | Its pediatric focused programming offers owners a way to follow workforce, education, and practice topics in children's anesthesia. |
| 7 | Society of Cardiovascular Anesthesiologists (SCA) | Not confirmed on an official page | The society's cardiac anesthesia updates can help owners monitor subspecialty education and the needs of cardiovascular service partners. |
| 8 | Society for Ambulatory Anesthesia (SAMBA) | Not confirmed on an official page | Owners of outpatient practices can follow SAMBA for ambulatory focused education, meeting themes, and specialty advocacy. |
| 9 | Anesthesiology | Not confirmed on an official page | Owners can scan its original studies and reviews to follow research topics likely to shape specialty discussions and institutional priorities. |
| 10 | Anesthesia & Analgesia | Not confirmed on an official page | The journal offers owners a direct view of new anesthesia research and the evidence entering professional debate. |
| 11 | Anesthesia Patient Safety Foundation (APSF) | Not confirmed on an official page | Owners can follow its safety communications for system level risk themes, safety culture discussion, and operational learning topics. |
| 12 | OpenAnesthesia | Not confirmed on an official page | Its searchable learning library is useful for owners who want a shared educational reference for recruiting, onboarding, and professional development. |
| 13 | Anesthesia & Analgesia On Air | Not confirmed on an official page | The companion interviews let owners hear authors explain research that may matter to quality conversations and service planning. |
| 14 | Anesthesiology News | Not confirmed on an official page | Its specialty reporting helps owners keep up with policy, workforce, technology, and business issues without relying only on journal coverage. |
| 15 | The Anesthesia Guidebook (Jon Lowrance) | Not confirmed on an official page | The archive gives owners and team leaders an accessible way to hear discussions about training, careers, and the changing profession. |
| 16 | Anesthesia Patient Safety Podcast | Not confirmed on an official page | Owners can use its interviews to identify safety topics for internal discussion and hear how leaders describe system challenges. |
| 17 | Anesthesia Business Consultants (ABC) | Not confirmed on an official page | ABC's operational commentary is useful to owners tracking billing, revenue cycle, compliance, and anesthesia group management issues. |
| 18 | anesthesia groups (AG) | Not confirmed on an official page | Its anesthesia specific advisory material is directly relevant to owners comparing governance, contracting, and group operations questions. |
| 19 | The Doctors Company | Not confirmed on an official page | The risk management library gives owners material for governance conversations about claims trends, documentation systems, and liability coverage. |
| 20 | SullivanCotter | Not confirmed on an official page | Owners can assess compensation and productivity survey methodology when preparing physician compensation or workforce reviews. |
| 21 | ECG Management Consultants | Not confirmed on an official page | Its physician enterprise analysis gives owners context for alignment, service line strategy, and health system contracting discussions. |
| 22 | VMG Health | Not confirmed on an official page | The survey and valuation work is relevant when owners examine fair market value, transactions, and physician compensation structures. |
| 23 | Avalere Health | Not confirmed on an official page | Its policy analysis helps owners follow reimbursement and regulatory proposals that may alter the economics of anesthesia services. |
| 24 | ASA Monitor | Not confirmed on an official page | Owners can use the magazine to track ASA policy, member concerns, and practice management themes in one recurring publication. |
| 25 | International Anesthesia Research Society (IARS) | Not confirmed on an official page | Its research and meeting output helps owners follow scientific priorities and recognize themes affecting future workforce development. |
| 26 | American Board of Anesthesiology (ABA) | Not confirmed on an official page | Owners can track certification and continuing certification changes that matter to credentialing and workforce planning. |
| 27 | Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME) | Not confirmed on an official page | Its requirements and data help owners understand residency training expectations and the pipeline supplying future anesthesiologists. |
| 28 | Association of Anesthesiology Program Directors (AAPD) | Not confirmed on an official page | Program director updates offer owners a perspective on training capacity, education priorities, and the future physician workforce. |
| 29 | Duke Anesthesiology | Not confirmed on an official page | Its departmental research and education output can help owners follow academic priorities and identify topics shaping specialist recruitment. |
| 30 | Stanford Anesthesiology | Not confirmed on an official page | The department's public research and education work gives owners a window into emerging academic interests and specialty talent. |
| 31 | UCSF Anesthesia and Perioperative Care | Not confirmed on an official page | Its department updates help owners keep abreast of perioperative research and academic practice priorities. |
| 32 | Johns Hopkins Anesthesiology and Critical Care Medicine | Not confirmed on an official page | Follow its research and education output to see how a major department approaches the links among anesthesia, critical care, and systems work. |
| 33 | Massachusetts General Hospital Department of Anesthesia | Not confirmed on an official page | Its research and department reporting provide owners a view of academic developments and the breadth of modern anesthesia services. |
| 34 | Mayo Clinic Anesthesiology | Not confirmed on an official page | Its multi site research and education updates give owners insight into academic priorities across a large integrated practice. |
| 35 | Anesthesia Toolbox | Not confirmed on an official page | Owners can review the course catalog when considering structured education resources for staff development and recruitment. |
| 36 | The Anesthesia Collective | Not confirmed on an official page | Its conversations offer owners a practitioner perspective on professional culture, careers, and issues that matter across the anesthesia workforce. |
| 37 | Anesthesia Success | Not confirmed on an official page | Its ownership and career episodes are particularly relevant to physicians evaluating independent practice, leadership, or business skills. |
| 38 | The ASA Podcast | Not confirmed on an official page | Owners can hear association leaders explain policy, advocacy, and professional initiatives in their own words. |
| 39 | Anesthesiology News: The Etherist | Not confirmed on an official page | The audio format gives owners a quick way to follow specialty reporting and conversations while keeping the publication's reporting context. |
| 40 | ASA Annual Meeting | Not confirmed on an official page | The program and exhibit floor provide owners a concentrated view of education themes, vendors, and professional priorities for the year. |
| 41 | ANESTHESIOLOGY Annual Meeting Scientific Program | Not confirmed on an official page | Owners can scan sessions and abstracts to identify research areas and operational questions receiving specialty attention. |
| 42 | ASRA Pain Medicine Annual Meeting | Not confirmed on an official page | The program helps owners follow developments in regional anesthesia and pain medicine that may inform service mix and recruitment. |
| 43 | Society for Pediatric Anesthesia Annual Meeting | Not confirmed on an official page | Owners can use the program to follow pediatric anesthesia education, research themes, and subspecialty community priorities. |
| 44 | Anesthesia Business Group (ABG) | Not confirmed on an official page | Its peer forum and education serve owners who want practice management discussion grounded in anesthesia group operations. |
| 45 | Medical Group Management Association (MGMA) | Not confirmed on an official page | Owners can use its benchmark products as a comparison point for administration and financial questions, while checking the sample definitions. |
| 46 | American Medical Group Association (AMGA) | Not confirmed on an official page | Its benchmarking and policy work can help owners compare employed group operations and system level management priorities. |
| 47 | The Physicians Foundation | Not confirmed on an official page | Its physician surveys give owners national context on practice conditions, morale, and workload that can inform workforce conversations. |
| 48 | Anesthesia Quality Institute (AQI) | Not confirmed on an official page | Owners can follow its registry and quality work to understand measurement infrastructure and specialty level quality initiatives. |
| 49 | Foundation for Anesthesia Education and Research (FAER) | Not confirmed on an official page | Its funding programs signal research priorities and support academic partnerships and investigator development. |
| 50 | Zain Hasan, MD | Not confirmed on an official page | His short form publishing offers owners a view of public facing anesthesiologist communication and the subjects drawing audience interest. |
