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6. AuctionstationsForget Louis Vuitton and Isabel Marant – fora Parisian purchase to really cherish, head to thecity’s most famous auction house, Drouot. Furnituredesigner Nicolas Blandin knows the labyrinthine salons andidiosyncracies of this 9th arondissement landmark better thanmost and can advise visitors on the smartest buys, whether itis Second Empire objets d’art, Mapplethorpe photography orCongolese fetish art. Major sales – the contents of a chateau,for example – tend to be major social events and Blandin is anengaging interlocutor between outsiders and the inner circle.Serious buyers should set aside at least two days, one topreview the sales (there are 21 salons to sift through) andanother for the live auction. Blandin knows the city’s fleamarkets intimately too. His promise to prospective buyersis to explain the art market and flea markets to themand ensure they buy “at the right price andfeel comfortable”. Contact him at nicolas.blandin@yahoo.fr; nicolasblandindesign.blogspot.com.7. In with a showEven in the winter doldrums, London’s culturalcalendar never wanes. The English capital offerssomething for almost everyone in its winter exhibitions,which range from an exhibition of British ballgownsat the V&A Museum (until January 6, vam.ac.uk) to theScience Museum’s centenary show honouring Alan Turing,the computer pioneer and Enigma codebreaker (until June20, 2013, sciencemuseum.co.uk). Tate Britain is exhibitingmore than 150 works by the ever popular Pre-Raphaelites (untilJanuary 13) while Tate Modern looks at the brief, bizarre reignof the Vienna Actionists (until April 13, tate.org.uk). Over atthe National Gallery, Seduced by Art: Photography Past andPresent, explores the influence of Old Masters’ painting onphotography (until January 20, nationalgallery.org.uk).96 ANZCA Bulletin June 2012
The Alfred Intensive CareUpcoming Events ProgramThe profits from courses are 100% allocated to research, education, projectsand equipment for The Alfred ICU.Major Events in 2012Inaugural Renal Support in the Critically Ill ConferenceOur international guest speaker John Kellum will be joined by rinaldoBellomo, Carlos scheinkestel and Ian Baldwin for a full day ofpresentations for all medical and nursing practitioners in intensive carewith an interest in critical care nephrology and renal replacement therapy(rrT). A satellite hands-on practical session for nursing and interestedmedical staff will run concurrent to the afternoon session. This sessionwill focus on the equipment, skills, troubleshooting and practical issuesrequired for setting up and running rrT within the ICU.17 July 2012 registration $330 – 7004th Alfred International Symposium on ECMO & VADSupport in Critical CareThe 2 day symposium will examine the latest device developments in thefield of ECLs support and include contributions from leading Internationalspeakers marco ranieri (Italy) daniel Brodie, John Kellum & steven Conrad(UsA) and speakers from across Australia. This meeting is being held inconjunction with the Extracorporeal Life support Organisation (ELsO).An optional hands on session with live models is available for physicianswanting to develop competency in percutaneous ECmO cannulation.nurses workshop day will be held at The Alfred on Friday 20 July & is freefor all nurses attending this symposium.Two day symposium 18 & 19 July 2012 registration $850 – $1600symposium plus Cannulation 18 & 19 plus 20 July 2012 registration $31003rd Alfred ICU Nutrition in the Critically Ill SymposiumTwo days of keynote lectures, up-to-date reviews, recent research and casepresentations. For doctors, nurses and dietitians who deal with the sickestpatients in our hospitals. International guest speaker: Pierre singer - Israel9 & 10 november 2012. registration $600 - $750 Early bird $500 - $650by 14 september 2012Advanced Life Support (ALS) Provider CourseTwo day Australian resuscitation Council accredited adult life supportprovider training in advanced cardiac arrest and medical emergencymanagement for doctors, nurses and paramedics.27 & 28 August, 11 & 12 October, 3 & 4 december 2012registration $770 - $1550Basic Assessment & Support in Intensive CareTwo day introduction course for medical staff new to intensive careand care of the critically ill.6 & 7 August, 7 & 8 november 2012 registration $650Bronchoscopy for Critical CareAll you need to know about fibre optic intubation, massive pulmonaryhaemorrhage, bronchial lavage, foreign body removal and safebronchoscopy in critically ill patients. Interactive and simulationbased course.7 september 2012 the Friday prior to Echocardiographyregistration $800 - $990 Early bird $700 - $850 by 29 June 2012The Alfred Critical Care Echocardiography CourseTwo day course covering problem orientated approach toechocardiography in critically ill patients. Emphasis on echo guidedmanagement of the critically ill. Content tailored to suit participant’s echoexperience with a favourable faculty : participant ratio providing amplehands on experience.10 & 11 september 2012 registration $1750ICU & Perfusion Adult ECMO CourseTwo day course for doctors, nurses & perfusionists seeking to provideECmO support to patients with severe forms of cardiac and respiratoryfailure. Optional third day for cannulation training.2 day Course 17 &18 October 2012 registration $800Course and 1 day Cannulation 16 or19 October 2012 registration $2300The HEaRT Course – Haemodynamic Evaluationand Related TherapiesThis two day course is designed for doctors and nurses working inall critical care areas including intensive care, theatres, coronary care& emergency & aims to improve understanding of the physiology,measurement, monitoring & support of the cardiovascular system. Withpractical sessions in small groups, there are only limited places available.23 & 24 August 2012 registration $670 - $1100 Early bird $600 – 990by 21 June 2012For further information or to register online www.alfredicu.org.au/coursesContact: Cathy Oswald Ph: +61 3 9076 5397 E: c.oswald@alfred.org.auALS or BASIC Contact: Kate Pearce Ph: +61 3 9076 5404 E: k.pearce@alfred.org.au Prices are subject to changeAdvErTIsEmEnT
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