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Are You Compliant? What New Guidelines Mean for Neuromuscular Monitoring

Webinar hosted by CIHQ, recorded Aug 4, 2026

What new guidelines mean for neuromuscular monitoring - recording

This recorded webinar explores the gap between guidelines and real-world practice, highlighting the clinical, operational, and compliance implications of neuromuscular monitoring. Viewers will gain practical insights into implementation strategies, stakeholder alignment, and how objective monitoring can support safer outcomes and quality improvement initiatives.

Center for Improvement in Healthcare Quality (CIHQ) hosted the webinar. The guest speaker was Michael Noble, Chief Marketing Officer at Senzime. 

Learning Objectives

  1. Understand the clinical risks associated with residual neuromuscular blockade (rNMB) and its impact on patient outcomes 
  2. Review current guideline recommendations for quantitative neuromuscular monitoring 
  3. Identify gaps between guideline recommendations and current clinical practice 
  4. Explore practical strategies for implementing quantitative monitoring across perioperative workflows 

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Video recording of webinar "Are You Compliant? What New Guidelines Mean for Neuromuscular Monitoring" from Aug 4, 2026

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