13.07.2015 Views

ANZCA Bulletin June 2012 - final.pdf - Australian and New Zealand ...

ANZCA Bulletin June 2012 - final.pdf - Australian and New Zealand ...

ANZCA Bulletin June 2012 - final.pdf - Australian and New Zealand ...

SHOW MORE
SHOW LESS
  • No tags were found...

You also want an ePaper? Increase the reach of your titles

YUMPU automatically turns print PDFs into web optimized ePapers that Google loves.

<strong>ANZCA</strong> history<strong>and</strong> heritageupdate<strong>ANZCA</strong>’s history is highlyvalued among many Fellows<strong>and</strong> trainees who identifyhistory <strong>and</strong> heritage as atangible reminder of the highst<strong>and</strong>ards <strong>and</strong> achievementsof previous generations.Consequently, the <strong>ANZCA</strong> Council signedoff on a history <strong>and</strong> heritage strategy in2011 that aims to meet 10 key objectives incapturing <strong>and</strong> documenting the history ofthe College while enhancing the GeoffreyKaye Museum of Anaesthetic History,an internationally significant collection.The 10 objectives are focused aroundpreservation, engagement, accessibility<strong>and</strong> relevance to Fellows <strong>and</strong> trainees.In <strong>2012</strong>, key activities to date haveincluded the filming of three interviewswith key College figures – ProfessorEmeritus Tess Cramond, Dr DuncanCampbell <strong>and</strong> Dr Nerida Dilworth.Dr Dilworth is a well-known retiredpaediatric anaesthetist from WesternAustralia, Dr Campbell designed theCampbell ventilator <strong>and</strong> was awarded theOrton Medal at the Perth annual scientificmeeting <strong>and</strong> Professor Cramond is asignificant historic figure in Australasiananaesthesia.These engaging oral histories will beavailable to all Fellows via the <strong>ANZCA</strong>website during the second half of <strong>2012</strong>,forming part of an ongoing series.Other activities have focused on theimplementation of robust historicalcollection <strong>and</strong> archiving policies thatwill provide guidance on the collection<strong>and</strong> maintenance of items of historicalimportance.Work has also commenced onimproving accessibility to the collectionheld by the College through the use ofinformation technology. This is focusedon providing a rich <strong>and</strong> interactiveexperience of material via the <strong>ANZCA</strong>website.Also under way are plans for a stronghistoric presence at next year’s <strong>ANZCA</strong>annual scientific meeting in Melbourne<strong>and</strong> the development of materials thathighlight the history of the College.Mark HarrisonGeneral Manager, Fellowship AffairsOpposite page clockwise from top left:Group photo outside the Anaesthesia Museumof the Buenos Aires Anesthesia Association.From left: Dr Enrico Buffa, Dr Hector Venturini(Curator), Dr Rod Westhorpe, Dr ChristineBall, Dr David Wilkinson (WFSA President), DrDouglas Bacon (Wood Library Laureate), DrAlberto Varela (Director), <strong>and</strong> Dr George Bause(Curator, Wood Library Museum); Dr ChristineBall being presented with the Takaoka ventilatorby Dr Enrico Buffa, Dr Alberto Varela (Director),<strong>and</strong> Dr Hector Venturini (Curator); A copy of thefirst issue of the Argentinian journal Anestesia yAnalgesia, 1939.This page from left: Filming oral histories areDr Nerida Dilworth <strong>and</strong> Dr Wally Thompson;Dr Duncan Campbell <strong>and</strong> Dr Christine Ball.55

Hooray! Your file is uploaded and ready to be published.

Saved successfully!

Ooh no, something went wrong!