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Why attend?

Join us for a focused breakfast symposium, highlighting the impact of  perioperative hypothermia on patient safety and anesthesia outcomes. This  session will review current evidence-based guidelines for maintaining  normothermia and offer practical strategies for integrating active warming  and pre-warming into anesthesia workflows.  Hear from a CRNA peer on real world temperature management approaches, including the use of  continuous, non-invasive core temperature monitoring with zero-heat-flux  (ZHF) technology providing actionable insights you can apply in your practice.

Project objectives:

  • Describe the clinical consequences of unintended perioperative  hypothermia and its relevance to patient safety and anesthesia related  outcomes.   
  • Summarize current evidence based guidelines related to perioperative  normothermia and anesthesia care.    
  • Discuss active warming and pre-warming approaches, including  considerations relevant to anesthesia workflows.   
  • Review real-world temperature management experiences and  outcomes shared by a CRNA peer, including the use of continuous, non  invasive core temperature monitoring with zero heat flux (ZHF)  technology. 

Complimentary registration | Keynote speakers | General sessions | Network with attendees 

This event is neither sponsored by nor endorsed by the AANA.

August 23, 2026 

Boston, Massachusetts

Meet our speaker(s)

Regalado "Reggie" Valerio Jr.

DNP, CRNA, CHSE

Frequently asked questions 

Question:

Are CME credits given for participation?

Answer:

This program is not CME accredited. CME certificates will not be provided for participation. We do have a certification to confirm participation in the program that we can provide. Please inform us at the email address provided on the Contact Information tab if you would like to receive a letter following participation in the program.

What is the policy on bringing guests?

Question:

Solventum limits attendance at corporate-sponsored events to healthcare professionals with a bona fide professional interest in the program. Solventum may not pay for the meals, refreshments, travel, or other expenses for spouses or significant others of program attendees. Additionally, only confirmed program registrants are permitted to attend corporate-sponsored events.

Please reach out to us with any additional questions.

Holly Decker
Meeting Planner

Janine Hartfield
Medical Education Manager

jhartfield@solventum.com