In rural Washington and Montana hospitals, while anesthesia personnel availability is a concern, it is not perceived by administrators as the primary obstacle to providing surgical services.
Anesthesia availability is not the top barrier to rural surgery per administrators; leaves open identification of dominant obstacles in prospective studies.
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