Abstract
The first 50 years of academic anesthesia in Canada have been remarkably successful in producing highly skilled practitioners and organized departments that have provided excellent clinical care. There are two problems: the number of anesthesiologists is inadequate, and the contribution to the science of medicine has been too parochial. The next decade should be directed towards a team approach to anesthesia and to ensure that anesthesia teaching and research are wide in scope and direction so that anesthesia is seen to contribute to the practice of medicine.
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