Dr Christopher V. Maani's career experiences and research activity have resulted in several opportunities to disseminate evidence-based anesthesia advances to a global audience. Together with collaborators who lead the field of anesthesiology, several of his publications focus on improving provider knowledge of various techniques, procedures, skills, and strategies in tactical combat casualty care. In addition to the general contributions to advancing evidence-based anesthesia care, much of his work focuses on post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) after combat-related injuries. This includes several studies examining the risk and potential preventative qualities of non-opioid medications as they relate to PTSD. In addition, Dr Maani has extensively participated in clinical care and anesthesia research efforts for patients with burns. This includes utilizing non-opioid integrative methods for analgesia (e.g., virtual reality), multi-modal analgesia during perioperative care, and opioid detoxification for trauma patients.