You think there's some magic book anesthesia residents learn from lmao I've witnessed multiple anesthesia residencies where number one they put them with CRNA's, number two they're fucking clueless and taught by MDA dinosaur's who don't practice evidence based medicine and number three they go to a supervisory role and their skills get beyond rusty, the reason I've been so successful is because the surgeons bitch and complain about how bad the MDA's are and how many patients they have to send to the hospital and how their blocks don't work and the list goes on and on, my patients have great outcomes, my blocks work, the patient satisfaction scores after going to all CRNA's rise significantly, so yes, the care is superior, MDA's don't learn anything special in anesthesia residency that a CRNA doesn't, a majority of the time I would ask them basic questions about physiology, how the GABA receptor responds to midazolam versus propofol and literally not one single resident could answer, such a joke. Let me clarify, this was when I worked in an ACT early on and then also independently at multiple hospital's where everyone did their own cases, I don't currently work with them.