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advertisementHOW NEW TECHNOLOGIES ANDPRACTICES WILL INFLUENCEPERIOPERATIVE SAFETYThe Queensland Committee of the Australian Society of Anaesthetists (ASA)and Australian and New Zealand College of Anaesthetists (ANZCA) invites allmembers to attend a complimentary lecture by Prof. Mark Warner on “Hownew technologies and practices will influence perioperative safety” at theQueensland Regional offices on Thursday 10 September 2009.PROF. MARK WARNERMark Warner is the Professorof Anesthesiology at the MayoClinic College of Medicine, USA.He is also currently Dean of theMayo School of Graduate MedicalEducation and is a member of theMayo Clinic Rochester ExecutiveBoard.There are many ways to considerrisk and outcome in health care,specifically procedural practices.One perspective is to considertoday’s techniques and to contrastthem against innovations insurgery and the preoperative andpostoperative care that will beprovided in the future. For thislecture, Mark will provide a viewinto the future and discuss how thecoming changes will impact thesafety of the care that anaesthetistsprovide.EVENT DETAILSThursday 10 September 20091830-1930hrs Dinner1930-2030hrs Lecture2030-2100hrs CoffeeASA/ANZCA Qld OfficeWest End Corporate ParkRiver Tower20 Pidgeon CloseWest End, BrisbaneVisitor parking is available inthe carpark.Register for thiscomplimentary dinnerand lecture today!RSVP to Linda Cuffe by 14 Augustqldevents@anzca.edu.au F: 07 3844 0249 T: 07 3846 1233ANZCA/ASACombined CMECommittee of Queensland755ASA1934 - 2009Serving Australian Anaesthetis74The ANZCA Bulletin June 2009
advertisementPRACTICAL AIRWAYMANAGEMENTThe Australian Society of Anaesthetists invitesall members to attend a complimentary lectureby Prof. Orlando Hung from Canada on “PracticalAirway Management” at Concord Hospital inSydney on Monday 24 August 2009.PROF. ORLANDO HUNGProf. Hung is currently theProfessor of the Departmentsof Anesthesia, Surgery, andPharmacology at DalhousieUniversity. He completed hisanesthesia residency at DalhousieUniversity followed by a clinicalpharmacology research fellowshipat Stanford University.Prof. Hung’s areas of clinicaland research interest includeairway management, clinicalpharmacology, and drug deliverysystems. He served on the EditorialBoard of the Canadian Journal ofAnesthesia for the past nine yearsand is the co-author of the textbook“Management of the Difficult andFailed Airway”.EVENT DETAILSMonday 24 August 20091830-1930hrsConcord HospitalClinical SchoolMain Lecture TheatreHospital Road, ConcordVisitor parking is available viaGate 4.Register for thiscomplimentary lecture now toavoid disappointment.Places are strictly limited!7551934 - 2009ASAServing Australian Anaesthetists for 75 yearsRSVP to Cassandra Hargreaves by 14 Augustchargreaves@fed.asa.org.au or 1800 806 654The ANZCA Bulletin June 2009 75
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