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Australian Anaesthesia

Australian Anaesthesia

By: Australian Society of Anaesthetists
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The Australian Society of Anaesthetists (ASA) was formed in 1934 as a not-for-profit member organisation dedicated to supporting and connecting anaesthetists in Australia. Join Dr Suzi Nou as she talks about all things relevant to anaesthesia in Australia with experts, peers and members of the ASA. These conversations serve to inform, challenge and inspire you to be the best and safest throughout your career. Send your ideas and feedback to podcast@asa.org.auCopyright 2025 Australian Society of Anaesthetists Hygiene & Healthy Living Personal Development Personal Success Physical Illness & Disease Social Sciences
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  • Ep103. Advanced Recovery Room Care with Professor Guy Ludbrook
    Jun 17 2025

    Advanced Recovery Room Care (ARRC) is a concept that has changed the way I think about our model of care when it comes to or surgical patients.

    Come and meet the man behind the concept, Professor Guy Ludbrook. We discuss his ideas on innovation and dive into ARRC.

    Email podcast@asa.org.au for more information or an introduction

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    35 mins
  • Ep102. From cardiac anaesthetist to creative artist with Dr Shari Hall
    Jun 1 2025

    Have you ever wondered whether you have made the right career choice?

    What if your passion was for a totally different career?

    And after graduating from 2 Ivy League universities and achieving success in a highly competitive sub specialty field, could you give it up to follow your passion?

    I explore all this and more with Dr Shari Hall who left anaesthesia to fulfill her dreams.

    "Could a greater miracle take place than for us to look through each other's eyes for an instant?" Henry David Thoreau

    That's the opening quote from this video made by the Cleveland Clinic. I encourage you to watch it.

    https://youtu.be/cDDWvj_q-o8?si=OIns_-f4LtyVqWXD


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    The ASA member survey helps us know if we are delivering content that you find useful. How can we improve? Let us know! The survey closes on Friday 20th June, so don't delay. Look for an email sent by Survey Matters on Monday 26th May. Fill out your anonymous survey and go in the draw to win an NSC package worth up to $4000.

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    42 mins
  • Ep101. ADVANCE your CPD with Dr Sarah Lee
    May 18 2025

    Dr Sarah Lee, an anaesthetist in Melbourne and tour de force in bringing accessible, interesting and practical CPD meetings to you. And they qualify for those hard to get Practice Audit CPD points!

    (To be eligible for those points, you'll need to do the pre-meeting survey and participate in the meeting).

    The next ADVANCE meeting is on Monday 26th May 2025 and is on thoracic anaesthesia.

    Contact us on podcast@asa.org.au for the registration link.

    Missed out on the meeting and still want a refresher on thoracic anaesthesia? Refresh the basics and learn some tips in our Anaesthesia Recipe Book - its only for our members and can be found on the ASA website:

    https://asa.org.au/asaeducation/anaesthesia-recipe-book

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    Let me know if you're enjoying the podcast

    The ASA member survey helps us know if we are delivering content that you find useful. How can we improve? Let us know! The survey closes on Friday 20th June, so don't delay. Look for an email sent by Survey Matters on Monday 26th May. Fill out your anonymous survey and go in the draw to win an NSC package worth up to $4000.

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    27 mins

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