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New South Wales Regional CommitteeAustralian and New Zealand College of AnaesthetistsPrimary Refresher Coursein AnaesthesiaThe course is a full-time revision course, run on a lecture/tutorialbasis and is suitable for candidates presenting for their primaryexamination in the first part of 2010. The first week will cover mainlyphysiology topics and the second week pharmacology topics.DateMonday, October 12 – Friday, October 16, 2009 (Physiology)Monday, October 19 – Friday, October 23, 2009 (Pharmacology)VenueLarge Conference Room, Kerry Packer Education CentreRoyal Prince Alfred Hospital, Missenden Road,Camperdown, NSW 2050FeeA$880 (incl gst) (2 weeks)A$440 (incl gst) (1 week)In addition, a comprehensive set of supplementary notes, lecturesnotes and CD will be given to each participant at the commencementof the course.Applications closeFriday, September 25, 2009 (if not filled prior)The number of participants for the Course will be limitedFor information contact: Mia BratsalisANZCA New South Wales Regional Committee117 Alexander Street, Crows Nest NSW 2065Email: nswcourses@anzca.edu.auPhone: (02) 9966 9085Fax: (02) 9966 9087Oxygen and the AnaesthetistLet’s get to grips with this most basicof human requirements. Oxygen is integralto our daily activity in anaesthesia, buthow much do we really know about it?Saturday, August 8, 2009Hilton Sydney Hotel, 488 George Street, SydneyBrochure, registration and workshop papers are also availableon the NSW ANZCA website: www.nsw.anzca.edu.au/events66The ANZCA Bulletin June 2009
RegionsContinuedQueenslandThe Faculty of Pain Medicine (FPM)Queensland Regional Committee (QRC)was fortunate to have Professor AndrewRice from the United Kingdom speak atits recent Continuing Medical Education(CME) Dinner Meeting. The convenor wasDr Wilbur Chan and the meeting was heldon Tuesday, May 5 in Brisbane at the ANZCAQueensland office.Andrew Rice is Professor of PainResearch at the Imperial College London,where he is active in both laboratoryresearch and clinical medicine.Prof Rice is author of more than 75scientific publications and sits on theeditorial boards of Pain and Public Libraryof Science–Medicine. He conceived and islead editor for the Textbook of Clinical PainManagement, now in its second edition.He was the Covino Lecturer at HarvardUniversity in 2008, a plenary lecturer atthe 10th World Congress of Pain in 2002and was the Patrick D. Wall Professor atthe Royal College of Anaesthetists in 1998.Prof Rice is an honorary consultantin Pain Medicine at the Chelsea andWestminster Hospital, London, where heprovides a clinical service for patientssuffering from neuropathic pain, inparticular post herpetic neuralgia andHIV neuropathy.He spoke on pain and patients with HIVat the Queensland Dinner Meeting.South Australia /Northern TerritoryAccreditation Training workshopThirteen participants from around Australiaand New Zealand attended an accreditationtraining workshop held at the Adelaideoffice on May 16.Associate Professor Kate Leslie, Chair ofthe Training Accreditation Committee (TAC),and Dr Bronwyn Hartwig from the CognitiveInstitute, facilitated the workshop.A/Prof Leslie demonstrated the use ofthe TAC’s new web-based hospital datasheet and accreditation report and guidedparticipants through the accreditationhandbook and the guidelines for writingrecommendations, using examples froma de-identified hospital.Dr Hartwig discussed the challengesand concerns that might be faced by bothinterviewer and interviewee. She alsoprovided strategies for addressing theseand how to maximise the benefit of theinspection process for both the Collegeand the hospitals.Participants used role-play topractice the tactics they learned duringthe workshop and are now eligible toparticipate in hospital inspections outsidetheir own region.South Australia Medical Careers ExpoThe South Australia Medical Careers Expowas held on Sunday, May 24 at the RidleyPavilion in the Adelaide Event &Exhibition Centre.The expo was open to final-year studentsand early graduate trainees. Dr RichardWillis and Dr Thien Le Cong attended andprovided information on anaesthesia asa career and ANZCA’s training program.The event was also supported by Dr SuzySzekely and Dr Neil Maycock.Clockwise from above left: Prof Andrew Rice;Dr Bronwyn Hartwig (presenter), A/ProfSandy Garden, Dr Lynne Rainey, Dr CharlieClegg, Dr Jodi Graham; Dr Richard Willisand Dr Thien Le Cong at the MedicalCareers Expo.The ANZCA Bulletin June 2009 67
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