ANZCA Virtual ASM : 29 April - 3 May 2022
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Program Highlights

Inform, inspire and influence

Our Monday morning plenary will be a highlight for many. Six speakers share inspirational and influential talks on areas relevant to many, in a format that will be fast paced and thought provoking.

  

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Closing plenary

Our closing plenary is a celebration of what makes ANZCA a world leading institution. With the recent adoption of Te Whare Tohu o Te Hau Whakaora by ANZCA, Dr Amanda Gimblett and Dr Sally Ure will discuss what makes this such a special achievement for the college. Dr Susie Lord will present on how the college is advancing reconciliation on this side of the ditch.

  

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Anaesthetic consideration for transgender individuals

In one of our blockbuster concurrent sessions, Associate Professor Christine Ball will chair a deep dive into anaesthesia for transgender people. This will examine both surgical considerations and what the perioperative practitioner needs to know to care for this community. Drawing on the expertise of national experts, it promises to be informative and thought provoking.

  

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Walking the line

Tales from the OR: A confronting live actor session showcasing questionable behaviour in the operating room, with an experienced panel exchanging ideas on how to navigate different types of adversity in the modern world.

 

 

 

  

Featured Speaker

Professor Ramani Moonesinghe

Ramani is Professor of Perioperative Medicine, Head of the Centre of Perioperative Medicine and Head of the Department of Targeted Intervention within the Division of Surgery and Interventional Science at UCL.

  

Featured Speaker

Associate Professor Justin Skowno

Associate Professor Justin Skowno is a full-time clinician-researcher at the Children’s Hospital at Westmead in Sydney.

  

Featured Speaker

Professor Ross Hofmeyr

Proudly South African, Ross was born and educated at the continent’s tip in Cape Town.

  

Featured Speaker

Professor Solomon Aronson

Solomon Aronson is Emeritus Professor in the Department of Anesthesiology and Duke University and an adjunct honorary professor at the University College London.

  

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Professor Claudia Sommer

Claudia Sommer is a Professor of Neurology at the University of Würzburg, Germany, with a focus on peripheral neurology and pain.

  

Featured Speaker

Professor Bart Morlion

Bart Morlion trained as an anaesthesiologist but has worked for many years full-time in pain medicine.