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PROGRAMME ITEM |
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08:30-09:45
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Registration (Exhibition Hall) / tea and coffee / exhibition |
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09:45-10:05
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Stream A (Hall C)
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W1a - Opening ceremony, welcome and introduction to Annual Congress
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Welcome and introduction to Annual Congress
Dr Tim Meek
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10:05-10:50
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Stream A (Hall C) |
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W2a - Keynote
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ANTS: 20 years of evidence and practice
Prof Rhona Flin
Which behaviours contribute to a safer or riskier management of an anaesthetic? The ANTS system is a skills taxonomy and behavioural rating tool for Anaesthetists' Non-Technical Skills. It was developed by a team of anaesthetists and industrial psychologists based in Scotland and in common with similar systems designed for airline pilots, it attempts to capture the core behaviours for safer anaesthesia, organised into a framework of non-technical skills. These skills complement technical skills and are required for safer and more efficient performance. The ANTS system was released in 2003 and has been adopted for training and development of anaesthetists in a number of countries, as well as being used as a research tool. This presentation will examine how anaesthetic training and research developments in the last 20 years have incorporated the ANTS tool.
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10:50-11:35
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Tea and coffee, exhibition and ePosters |
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11:35-12:55
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Stream A (Hall C) |
Stream B (Conference Suite 1 A/B) |
Stream C (Conference Suite 1C) |
Stream D (In-Exhibition Learning) |
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W3a - 10 Minutes to convince
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W3b - Evolving obstetrics: managing risk, embracing innovation
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W3c- Different strokes for different folks
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W3d - Industry showcase
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(11:35 - 11:45) Gas is a goner
Alain Kalmar
(11:45 - 11:55) What first: personalisation or standardisation
Dr Kathleen Ferguson, Aberdeen
(11:55 - 12:05) Wireless SpO2 monitoring
Prof Patrice Forget, Aberdeen
(12:05 - 12:15) Prefilled syringes for all!
Dr David Whitaker, Manchester
(12:15 - 12:25) HFNO: panacea or placebo?
Dr Callum Kaye, Aberdeen
(12:25 - 12:55) Discussion
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(11:35 - 11:50) Re-exploration after caesarean section
Dr Kailash Bhatia, Manchester
(11:50 - 12:05) Anaesthetising for intrauterine death
Dr Fiona Warrick, Aberdeen
(12:05 - 12:20) Big data in obstetrics
Prof Rachel Kearns, Glasgow
(12:20 - 12:35) Introducing thromboelastography to your service
Dr Malcolm Broom, Glasgow
(12:35 - 12:55) Discussion
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(11:35 - 11:55) Dyslexia challenges in training
Dr Ruth Bennet
(11:55 - 12:15) Assessing trainee challenges
Dr Fiona Drimmie
(12:15 - 12:35) Accessibility legalities and clinical placements
Helen Clark
(12:35 - 12:55) Discussion
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In-exhibition learning - lecture theatre: (16:00 - 16:20) Presentation
(16:20 - 17:30) Industry showcase - check out the latest on what industry have to offer
Panel discussion:
- Dr Krish Radhakrishna, Elected Member, Association of Anaesthetists
- Dr Ben Fox, Elected Member, Association of Anaesthetists |
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12:55-14:25
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Lunch / exhibition / ePosters
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13:30-14:00
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(Stream D, in-exhibition learning) Quality Assurance
Mr Andrew Mortimore
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14:25-15:45
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Stream A (Hall C)
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Stream B(Conference Suite 1 A/B)
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Stream C (Conference Suite 1 C)
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Stream D (In-Exhibition Learning)
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W5a - Optimising anaemia management
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W5b - Cardiac and cardiothoracic anaesthesia (joint session with ACTACC)
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W5c - Career development - enhancing progression
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W5d - Shortlisted ePoster presentations
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(14:25 - 14:40) Intravenous iron before cardiac surgery - the ITACS trial
Prof Toby Richards, London
(14:40 - 14:55) Peri-operative patient blood management - a global movement
Dr Daniela Filipescu, President WFSA, Bucharest
(14:55 - 15:10) Peri-operative management of anaemia
Dr Sonya McKinlay, Glasgow
(15:10 - 15:25) Better management of anaemia in obstetrics
Dr Kerry Litchfield, Glasgow
(15:25 - 15:45) Discussion
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(14:25 - 14:45) Congenital heart disease and non-cardiac surgery - what are the challenges?
Dr Jonathan Barnes, Bristol
(14:45 - 15:05) An update on general anaesthesia for patients after heart transplant
(15:05 - 15:25) The forgotten ventricle - perioperative right ventricular dysfunction
Mr Benjamin Shelley, Glasgow
(15:25 - 15:45) Discussion |
(14:25 - 14:45) The reluctant researcher
Dr Callum Kaye, Aberdeen
(14:45 - 15:05) Sustainable careers
Lois Bland
(15:05 - 15:25) Scottish global citizenship
Dr Lesley Crichton
(15:25 - 15:45) Discussion
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Shortlisted ePoster presentations |
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15:45-16:30
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Tea and coffee / exhibition / ePosters |
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16:30-17:50
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Stream A (Hall C) |
Stream B (Conference Suite 1 A/B)
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Stream C (Conference Suite 1 C)
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Stream D (In-Exhibition Learning) |
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W7a - Simulation session
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W7b - Critical care pathways: from ventilation to ECMO and ICU decision-making
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W7c - Doctors and managers - marriage made in heaven
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W7d - Shortlisted ePoster presentations |
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Team approach to managing a catastrophic event
Discussion |
(16:30 - 16:50) Mechanical ventilation: simple and advanced modes
Dr Mohamad Aly
(16:50 - 17:10) ICU admission refusal - who, what, when and why?
Dr Andrew Laurie, Aberdeen
(17:10 - 17:30) ECMO in a nutshell - when to refer
Dr Ian Scott, Aberdeen
(17:30 - 17:50) Discussion
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(16:30 - 16:45) Getting started in management
Dr Myra McAdam, Glasgow
(16:45 - 17:00) Self assessment of patient safety
(17:00 - 17:15) What do managers really, really want?
Ms Christine Leith
(17:15 - 17:30) Theatre efficiency
Dr Ewan Jack, Larbert
(17:30 - 17:50) Discussion |
Shortlisted ePoster presentations |