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Scientific programme 2023

Day 1 - Wednesday 13 September 2023

TIME PROGRAMME ITEM
08:30-09:45

Registration (Strathblane hall, level 0) / tea and coffee / industry exhibition (Cromdale, level -1)

Stream A (Pentland , level 3)

09:45-10:00

Welcome and introduction to Annual Congress 2023 
Dr Matthew Davies, President, Association of Anaesthetists

10:00-10:45

Chair: Dr Matthew Davies, President, Association of Anaesthetists

W1 -  Keynote - What can anaesthetists do to help the environment? A climate scientist's perspective (with an opportunity for questions)
Dame Julia Slingo OBE, Former Chief Scientist, UK Met Office

10:55-12:25

Stream A (Pentland, level 3)

Stream B (Tinto and moorfoot, level 0)


W2a - Voluntary assisted dying: what is the role of the doctor?
Chair: Dr Andy Klein, Editor-in-Chief, Anaesthesia

W2b - Obstetrics
Chair: Dr Victoria McCormack, Elected Member, Association of Anaesthetists


Panellists:
• Dr Sadie Dunn, Palliative Medicine Physician, Victoria, Australia
• Prof Jaideep Pandit, Oxford
• Mr Liam McArthur MSP, Scottish Liberal Democrat MSP for Orkney
• Prof Sarah Cunningham-Burley, Professor of Medical and Family Sociology / Dean of Molecular, Genetic Population Health Sciences

(10:55-11:15) Ethnic differences in obstetric anaesthetic care 
Dr Seema Quasim, Coventry

(11:15-11:35) Maternal morbidity 

Dr Nazir Lone, Edinburgh

(11:35-11:55) Pain during caesarean section 

Mrs Susanna Stanford, Patient safety advocate

(11:55-12:25) Discussion
 


12:25-13:40

Lunch and industry exhibition (Cromdale, level -1) / view the posters (Strathblane hall, level 0)

(12:45 - 13:30) Industry-sponsored symposium supported by MASIMO  (Kilsyth, level 0)
'Optimizing patient pathway; monitoring the many, not the few'
Introduction: Optimizing patient pathway - Basil Matta, Cambridge
Ensuring optimal tissue perfusion - What are the options for assessing fluid responsiveness and cardiac output optimisation? - Max Jonas, Southampton 
The role of brain monitoring and noninvasive Hb monitoring in optimizing oxygen delivery to vital organs - Stefano Romagnoli, Italy
Transforming patient pathway: keeping them safe on the wards - Carlos Ferrando, Spain
Wrap-up and questions: Monitoring the many, not the few : total oxygen platform, why blood pressure is not enough? - Basil Matta, Cambridge

Masimo logo.jpg
13:40-14:25

Stream A (Pentland, level 3)

Stream B (Tinto and moorfoot, level 0)


W3a - Keynote
Chair: Dr Victoria McCormack, Elected Member, Association of Anaesthetists

W3b - Advances in anaesthetic care
Chair: Dr Caroline Thomas, Editor, Anaesthesia Reports


Human-centric innovation: why people must matter most

Dr Caroline Corbett, President, South African Society of Anaesthesiologists

(13:40-13:55) Processed EEG monitoring - why, when and how
Dr Rodrigo Daly Guris, United States

(13:55-14:10) Sugammadex - the wonder drug?

Dr Tanya Selak, New South Wales, Australia

(14:10-14:25) Quantitative neuromuscular monitoring
Dr Grant Rodney, Dundee

14:30-16:00

Stream A (Pentland, level 3)

Stream B (Tinto and moorfoot, level 0)

Stream C (Fintry, level 3)

W4a - Advanced CPR - live demo
Chair: Dr Mike Charlesworth, Editor, Anaesthesia

W4b - TIVA
Chair: Dr Krish Radhakrishna, Elected Member, Association of Anaesthetists

W4c - Oral presentations - Audit, QI & Survey

Chair - Dr John Ward, Honorary Treasurer, Association of Anaesthetists

Speakers:
• Dr Mike Charlesworth, Manchester
• Mrs Laura Kelly, Manchester
• Dr Alice Montalti, Manchester
• Dr Tanya Selak, Australia
• Prof Lachlan Miles, Australia

(14:30-14:50) TIVA myth busters
Dr Claire Nestor, Dublin

(14:50-15:10) Next top model (essential Pk/Pd and new Elveld model)
Prof Mike Irwin, Hong Kong

(15:10-15:30) How to turn a super tanker: barriers to change in paediatric TIVA
Dr Peter Brooks, London

(15:30-16:00) Discussion

Audit, QI & Survey oral presentations

16:00-16:40

Tea and coffee / industry exhibition (Cromdale, level -1) / view the posters (Strathblane hall, level 0)

16:40-18:10

Stream A (Pentland, level 3)

Stream B (Tinto and moorfoot, level 0)

Stream C (Fintry, level 3)

W5a - Post-surgical pain
Chair: Dr Sarah Marsden, Elected Member, Trainee Committee, Association of Anaesthetists

W5b - Mentors, Teachers, and Trainers (session created by trainee's but all welcome)
Chair:  Dr Stuart Edwardson, Chair, Trainee Committee, Association of Anaesthetists

W5c - Latest in industry
Chair: Dr Peter Young, Industry Lead, Association of Anaesthetists

(16:40-17:00) Rethinking the goals of post-surgical pain relief
Prof William Fawcett, Surrey

(17:00-17:20) Peri-operative management of surgical pain
Dr Emma Baird, Lancashire

(17:20-17:40) Opioid stewardship
Dr Nicholas Levy, Suffolk

(17:40-18:10) Discussion

(16:40-17:00) When things go wrong - the emotional impact of working in health care
Dr Oliver Daly, Edinburgh

(17:00-17:20) Why bother with mentoring?
Dr Naomi Freeman, Edinburgh

(17:20-17:40) A-liNE - from a beer mat to 5000 candidates
Dr Chris Browell,  Director, Anaesthesia Learning in the North East (A-liNE)

(17:40-18:10) Discussion

Check out the latest on what industry have to offer,  presented by Dr Peter Young with a panel of experts.

Dr Peter Young
Dr Ben Fox

18:10-18:40

Networking drinks reception with piper (Cromdale, level -1)

18:40

Close of day one

TIME PROGRAMME ITEM
08:30-09:45

Registration (Strathblane hall, level 0) / tea and coffee / industry exhibition (Cromdale, level -1)

Stream A (Pentland , level 3)

09:45-10:00

Welcome and introduction to Annual Congress 2023 
Dr Matthew Davies, President, Association of Anaesthetists

10:00-10:45

Chair: Dr Matthew Davies, President, Association of Anaesthetists

W1 -  Keynote - What can anaesthetists do to help the environment? A climate scientist's perspective (with an opportunity for questions)
Dame Julia Slingo OBE, Former Chief Scientist, UK Met Office

10:55-12:25

Stream A (Pentland, level 3)

Stream B (Tinto and moorfoot, level 0)


W2a - Voluntary assisted dying: what is the role of the doctor?
Chair: Dr Andy Klein, Editor-in-Chief, Anaesthesia

W2b - Obstetrics
Chair: Dr Victoria McCormack, Elected Member, Association of Anaesthetists


Panellists:
• Dr Sadie Dunn, Palliative Medicine Physician, Victoria, Australia
• Prof Jaideep Pandit, Oxford
• Mr Liam McArthur MSP, Scottish Liberal Democrat MSP for Orkney
• Prof Sarah Cunningham-Burley, Professor of Medical and Family Sociology / Dean of Molecular, Genetic Population Health Sciences

(10:55-11:15) Ethnic differences in obstetric anaesthetic care 
Dr Seema Quasim, Coventry

(11:15-11:35) Maternal morbidity 

Dr Nazir Lone, Edinburgh

(11:35-11:55) Pain during caesarean section 

Mrs Susanna Stanford, Patient safety advocate

(11:55-12:25) Discussion
 


12:25-13:40

Lunch and industry exhibition (Cromdale, level -1) / view the posters (Strathblane hall, level 0)

(12:45 - 13:30) Industry-sponsored symposium supported by MASIMO  (Kilsyth, level 0)
'Optimizing patient pathway; monitoring the many, not the few'
Introduction: Optimizing patient pathway - Basil Matta, Cambridge
Ensuring optimal tissue perfusion - What are the options for assessing fluid responsiveness and cardiac output optimisation? - Max Jonas, Southampton 
The role of brain monitoring and noninvasive Hb monitoring in optimizing oxygen delivery to vital organs - Stefano Romagnoli, Italy
Transforming patient pathway: keeping them safe on the wards - Carlos Ferrando, Spain
Wrap-up and questions: Monitoring the many, not the few : total oxygen platform, why blood pressure is not enough? - Basil Matta, Cambridge

Masimo logo.jpg
13:40-14:25

Stream A (Pentland, level 3)

Stream B (Tinto and moorfoot, level 0)


W3a - Keynote
Chair: Dr Victoria McCormack, Elected Member, Association of Anaesthetists

W3b - Advances in anaesthetic care
Chair: Dr Caroline Thomas, Editor, Anaesthesia Reports


Human-centric innovation: why people must matter most

Dr Caroline Corbett, President, South African Society of Anaesthesiologists

(13:40-13:55) Processed EEG monitoring - why, when and how
Dr Rodrigo Daly Guris, United States

(13:55-14:10) Sugammadex - the wonder drug?

Dr Tanya Selak, New South Wales, Australia

(14:10-14:25) Quantitative neuromuscular monitoring
Dr Grant Rodney, Dundee

14:30-16:00

Stream A (Pentland, level 3)

Stream B (Tinto and moorfoot, level 0)

Stream C (Fintry, level 3)

W4a - Advanced CPR - live demo
Chair: Dr Mike Charlesworth, Editor, Anaesthesia

W4b - TIVA
Chair: Dr Krish Radhakrishna, Elected Member, Association of Anaesthetists

W4c - Oral presentations - Audit, QI & Survey

Chair - Dr John Ward, Honorary Treasurer, Association of Anaesthetists

Speakers:
• Dr Mike Charlesworth, Manchester
• Mrs Laura Kelly, Manchester
• Dr Alice Montalti, Manchester
• Dr Tanya Selak, Australia
• Prof Lachlan Miles, Australia

(14:30-14:50) TIVA myth busters
Dr Claire Nestor, Dublin

(14:50-15:10) Next top model (essential Pk/Pd and new Elveld model)
Prof Mike Irwin, Hong Kong

(15:10-15:30) How to turn a super tanker: barriers to change in paediatric TIVA
Dr Peter Brooks, London

(15:30-16:00) Discussion

Audit, QI & Survey oral presentations

16:00-16:40

Tea and coffee / industry exhibition (Cromdale, level -1) / view the posters (Strathblane hall, level 0)

16:40-18:10

Stream A (Pentland, level 3)

Stream B (Tinto and moorfoot, level 0)

Stream C (Fintry, level 3)

W5a - Post-surgical pain
Chair: Dr Sarah Marsden, Elected Member, Trainee Committee, Association of Anaesthetists

W5b - Mentors, Teachers, and Trainers (session created by trainee's but all welcome)
Chair:  Dr Stuart Edwardson, Chair, Trainee Committee, Association of Anaesthetists

W5c - Latest in industry
Chair: Dr Peter Young, Industry Lead, Association of Anaesthetists

(16:40-17:00) Rethinking the goals of post-surgical pain relief
Prof William Fawcett, Surrey

(17:00-17:20) Peri-operative management of surgical pain
Dr Emma Baird, Lancashire

(17:20-17:40) Opioid stewardship
Dr Nicholas Levy, Suffolk

(17:40-18:10) Discussion

(16:40-17:00) When things go wrong - the emotional impact of working in health care
Dr Oliver Daly, Edinburgh

(17:00-17:20) Why bother with mentoring?
Dr Naomi Freeman, Edinburgh

(17:20-17:40) A-liNE - from a beer mat to 5000 candidates
Dr Chris Browell,  Director, Anaesthesia Learning in the North East (A-liNE)

(17:40-18:10) Discussion

Check out the latest on what industry have to offer,  presented by Dr Peter Young with a panel of experts.

Dr Peter Young
Dr Ben Fox

18:10-18:40

Networking drinks reception with piper (Cromdale, level -1)

18:40

Close of day one

Day 2 - Thursday 14 September 2023

TIME PROGRAMME ITEM
08:15-08:45

Registration (Strathblane hall, level 0) / tea and coffee / industry exhibition (Cromdale, level -1)
(08:00 - 08:45) Trainee and SAS networking breakfast - Light breakfast items will be provided (Kilsyth, level 0)

08:45-10:15

Shortlisted poster presentation sessions (Strathblane hall, level 0)

08:45-10:15

Stream A (Pentland, level 3)

Stream B (Carrick, Harris, Ochil, level 1)

Stream C (Fintry, level 3)

T1a - Pre-hospital anaesthesia
Chair: Dr James Brooks, Trainee Committee Member, Association of Anaesthetists

T1b - Non-clinical workshops

T1c - Regional anaesthesia
Chair: Dr Tei Sheraton, Vice President, Assocation of Anaesthetists

(08:45-09:05) PHEC...Where is the nearest Hospital?
Dr Emma Coley, Edinburgh

(09:05-09:25) Bleeding and blood products
Dr Nicholas Crombie, Birmingham

(09:25-09:45) New Association guidelines - challenges and progress
Prof David Lockey, Bristol

(09:45-10:15) Discussion

A series of workshops focused on your professional development, offering something for every career grade. Choose from Trainee, SAS, Consultant or Retired.   

Workshops on wellbeing, advocacy and journal also available. 

Booking is required.  Please view the workshop page for timings, further details and booking information (£10 booking fee applies).

(08:45-09:05) Fascial plane blocks
Dr Ed Mariano, Stanford, USA

(09:05-09:25) How to get good at regional anaesthesia
Dr Becki Marsh, Cornwall

(09:25-09:45) Improving recovery by including regional anaesthesia - enhanced ERAS
Dr Rosie Hogg, Belfast

(09:45-10:15) Discussion

10:15-10:55

Tea and coffee / industry exhibition (Cromdale, level -1) / view the posters (Strathblane hall, level 0)

10:55-12:20

Stream A (Pentland, level 3)

Stream B (Carrick, Harris, Ochil, level 1)

Stream C (Fintry, level 3)

T2a - Annual Members Meeting and keynote
Chair: Dr Matt Davies, President, Association of Anaesthetists

T2b - Non-clinical workshops

T2c - Pressure
Chair: Prof Lachlan Miles, Editor, Anaesthesia

(10:55-11:35) Annual Members Meeting:

Speakers:
Dr John Ward, Honorary Treasurer
Dr Robert Self, Honorary Membership Secretary
Dr Tim Meek, Honorary Secretary

(11:35-12:20) Keynote - Stop, collaborate and listen - Featherstone oration, Prof Kariem El-Boghdadly, London

 A series of workshops focused on your professional development, offering something for every career grade. Choose from Trainee, SAS, Consultant or Retired.

Workshops on wellbeing, advocacy and journal also available.

    Booking is required. Please view the workshop page for timings, further details and booking information (£10 booking fee applies).

    (10:55-11:15) Pulmonary artery pressure
    Dr Guillermo Martinez, Cambridge

    (11:15-11:35) Systolic, mean or diastolic pressure
    Dr Simon Howell, Leeds

    (11:35-11:55) Invasive vs non-invasive pressure
    Dr Robin Heij, King's Lynn

    (11:55-12:25) Discussion

    12:20 - 13:35

    Lunch and industry exhibition (Cromdale, level -1) / view the posters (Strathblane hall, level 0)

    (12:40 - 13:25) Industry-sponsored symposium supported by PAION UK (Kilsyth, level 0)
    Remimazolam and the Anaesthetist
    A History of Remimazolam - Prof Kariem El-Boghdadly – Featherstone Professor, Guy's and St Thomas', London
    Remimazolam: Experiences in Procedural Sedation - Dr David Green – Consultant Anaesthetist and Intensive Care Specialist, Birmingham

    paion_logo_ohne_claim_4c_300dpi.jpg
    13:35-15:05

    Stream A (Pentland, level 3)

    Stream B (Tinto and moorfoot, level 0)

    Stream C (Fintry, level 3)

    T3a: Liver disease
    Chair: Dr Anne-Marie Docherty, Edinburgh

    T3b - Clinical workshops

    T3c - Oral presentations - Case reports 

    Chair: Dr Matt Wiles, Editor, Anaesthesia

    (13:35-13:55) Liver failure
    Dr Helen Usher, Edinburgh

    (13:55-14:15) Liver transplantation
    Dr Philip Docherty, Edinburgh

    (14:15-14:35) Advances in care of patients with liver disease
    Dr Mike Williams, Edinburgh

    (14:35-15:05) Discussion

    (13:35-15:05) Clinical workshops 

    Clinical selection A: Processed EEG, chest wall blocks, videolaryngoscopy, transthoracic echocardiography

    Clinical selection B: Knee blocks, fibreoptic tracheal intubation, HFNO, Adult TIVA

    Booking is required. Please view the workshop page for further details and booking information.


    15:05-15:45

    Tea and coffee / industry exhibition (Cromdale, level -1) / view the posters (Strathblane hall, level 0)

    15:45-17:15

    Stream A (Pentland, level 3)

    Stream B (Tinto and moorfoot, level 0)

    Stream C (Fintry, level 3)

    T4a - Sustainability and environment: Nitrous oxide: going, going gone? Chair: Dr Kenneth Barker, Environment & Sustainability Committee Chair, Association of Anaesthetists

    T4b - Clinical workshops

    T4c - Allergy
    Chair: Dr Louise Savic, Editor, Anaesthesia

    (15:45-16:00) Nitrous oxide - side-effects and complications
    Dr Amit Agrawal, Cambridge

    (16:00-16:15) Decommissioning
    Dr Steph Harrison, Liverpool

    (16:15-16:30) Destruction technologies
    Prof Martin McCoustra, Edinburgh

    (16:30-16:45) Abuse of nitrous oxide
    Mr Devan Mair, London

    (16:45-17:15)  Discussion

    (15:45-17:15) Clinical workshops

    Clinical selection A: Processed EEG, chest wall blocks, videolaryngoscopy, transthoracic echocardiography

    Clinical selection B: Knee blocks, fibreoptic tracheal intubation, HFNO, adult TIVA

    Booking is required. Please view the workshop page for further details and booking information.

    (15:45- 16:05) Pre-operative penicillin delabelling
    Dr Amy Dodd, Bristol

    (16:05-16:25) Allergy myths
    Dr Sophie Farooque, London

    (16:25-16:45) If it’s not allergy, what is it? 
    Dr Tomaz Garcez. Manchester

    (16:45-17:15) Discussion

    17:25-18:10

    Stream A (Pentland, level 3)

    Chair: Dr Mike Nathanson, Past President, Association of Anaesthetists

    Keynote - Future preparedness for the next pandemic: learning from COVID-19
    Prof Linda Bauld OBE, Chief Social Policy Advisor, Scottish Government

    18:10

    Close of day two

    19:30

    Annual dinner - The Caves 

    TIME PROGRAMME ITEM
    08:15-08:45

    Registration (Strathblane hall, level 0) / tea and coffee / industry exhibition (Cromdale, level -1)
    (08:00 - 08:45) Trainee and SAS networking breakfast - Light breakfast items will be provided (Kilsyth, level 0)

    08:45-10:15

    Shortlisted poster presentation sessions (Strathblane hall, level 0)

    08:45-10:15

    Stream A (Pentland, level 3)

    Stream B (Carrick, Harris, Ochil, level 1)

    Stream C (Fintry, level 3)

    T1a - Pre-hospital anaesthesia
    Chair: Dr James Brooks, Trainee Committee Member, Association of Anaesthetists

    T1b - Non-clinical workshops

    T1c - Regional anaesthesia
    Chair: Dr Tei Sheraton, Vice President, Assocation of Anaesthetists

    (08:45-09:05) PHEC...Where is the nearest Hospital?
    Dr Emma Coley, Edinburgh

    (09:05-09:25) Bleeding and blood products
    Dr Nicholas Crombie, Birmingham

    (09:25-09:45) New Association guidelines - challenges and progress
    Prof David Lockey, Bristol

    (09:45-10:15) Discussion

    A series of workshops focused on your professional development, offering something for every career grade. Choose from Trainee, SAS, Consultant or Retired.   

    Workshops on wellbeing, advocacy and journal also available. 

    Booking is required.  Please view the workshop page for timings, further details and booking information (£10 booking fee applies).

    (08:45-09:05) Fascial plane blocks
    Dr Ed Mariano, Stanford, USA

    (09:05-09:25) How to get good at regional anaesthesia
    Dr Becki Marsh, Cornwall

    (09:25-09:45) Improving recovery by including regional anaesthesia - enhanced ERAS
    Dr Rosie Hogg, Belfast

    (09:45-10:15) Discussion

    10:15-10:55

    Tea and coffee / industry exhibition (Cromdale, level -1) / view the posters (Strathblane hall, level 0)

    10:55-12:20

    Stream A (Pentland, level 3)

    Stream B (Carrick, Harris, Ochil, level 1)

    Stream C (Fintry, level 3)

    T2a - Annual Members Meeting and keynote
    Chair: Dr Matt Davies, President, Association of Anaesthetists

    T2b - Non-clinical workshops

    T2c - Pressure
    Chair: Prof Lachlan Miles, Editor, Anaesthesia

    (10:55-11:35) Annual Members Meeting:

    Speakers:
    Dr John Ward, Honorary Treasurer
    Dr Robert Self, Honorary Membership Secretary
    Dr Tim Meek, Honorary Secretary

    (11:35-12:20) Keynote - Stop, collaborate and listen - Featherstone oration, Prof Kariem El-Boghdadly, London

     A series of workshops focused on your professional development, offering something for every career grade. Choose from Trainee, SAS, Consultant or Retired.

    Workshops on wellbeing, advocacy and journal also available.

      Booking is required. Please view the workshop page for timings, further details and booking information (£10 booking fee applies).

      (10:55-11:15) Pulmonary artery pressure
      Dr Guillermo Martinez, Cambridge

      (11:15-11:35) Systolic, mean or diastolic pressure
      Dr Simon Howell, Leeds

      (11:35-11:55) Invasive vs non-invasive pressure
      Dr Robin Heij, King's Lynn

      (11:55-12:25) Discussion

      12:20 - 13:35

      Lunch and industry exhibition (Cromdale, level -1) / view the posters (Strathblane hall, level 0)

      (12:40 - 13:25) Industry-sponsored symposium supported by PAION UK (Kilsyth, level 0)
      Remimazolam and the Anaesthetist
      A History of Remimazolam - Prof Kariem El-Boghdadly – Featherstone Professor, Guy's and St Thomas', London
      Remimazolam: Experiences in Procedural Sedation - Dr David Green – Consultant Anaesthetist and Intensive Care Specialist, Birmingham

      paion_logo_ohne_claim_4c_300dpi.jpg
      13:35-15:05

      Stream A (Pentland, level 3)

      Stream B (Tinto and moorfoot, level 0)

      Stream C (Fintry, level 3)

      T3a: Liver disease
      Chair: Dr Anne-Marie Docherty, Edinburgh

      T3b - Clinical workshops

      T3c - Oral presentations - Case reports 

      Chair: Dr Matt Wiles, Editor, Anaesthesia

      (13:35-13:55) Liver failure
      Dr Helen Usher, Edinburgh

      (13:55-14:15) Liver transplantation
      Dr Philip Docherty, Edinburgh

      (14:15-14:35) Advances in care of patients with liver disease
      Dr Mike Williams, Edinburgh

      (14:35-15:05) Discussion

      (13:35-15:05) Clinical workshops 

      Clinical selection A: Processed EEG, chest wall blocks, videolaryngoscopy, transthoracic echocardiography

      Clinical selection B: Knee blocks, fibreoptic tracheal intubation, HFNO, Adult TIVA

      Booking is required. Please view the workshop page for further details and booking information.


      15:05-15:45

      Tea and coffee / industry exhibition (Cromdale, level -1) / view the posters (Strathblane hall, level 0)

      15:45-17:15

      Stream A (Pentland, level 3)

      Stream B (Tinto and moorfoot, level 0)

      Stream C (Fintry, level 3)

      T4a - Sustainability and environment: Nitrous oxide: going, going gone? Chair: Dr Kenneth Barker, Environment & Sustainability Committee Chair, Association of Anaesthetists

      T4b - Clinical workshops

      T4c - Allergy
      Chair: Dr Louise Savic, Editor, Anaesthesia

      (15:45-16:00) Nitrous oxide - side-effects and complications
      Dr Amit Agrawal, Cambridge

      (16:00-16:15) Decommissioning
      Dr Steph Harrison, Liverpool

      (16:15-16:30) Destruction technologies
      Prof Martin McCoustra, Edinburgh

      (16:30-16:45) Abuse of nitrous oxide
      Mr Devan Mair, London

      (16:45-17:15)  Discussion

      (15:45-17:15) Clinical workshops

      Clinical selection A: Processed EEG, chest wall blocks, videolaryngoscopy, transthoracic echocardiography

      Clinical selection B: Knee blocks, fibreoptic tracheal intubation, HFNO, adult TIVA

      Booking is required. Please view the workshop page for further details and booking information.

      (15:45- 16:05) Pre-operative penicillin delabelling
      Dr Amy Dodd, Bristol

      (16:05-16:25) Allergy myths
      Dr Sophie Farooque, London

      (16:25-16:45) If it’s not allergy, what is it? 
      Dr Tomaz Garcez. Manchester

      (16:45-17:15) Discussion

      17:25-18:10

      Stream A (Pentland, level 3)

      Chair: Dr Mike Nathanson, Past President, Association of Anaesthetists

      Keynote - Future preparedness for the next pandemic: learning from COVID-19
      Prof Linda Bauld OBE, Chief Social Policy Advisor, Scottish Government

      18:10

      Close of day two

      19:30

      Annual dinner - The Caves 

      Day 3 - Friday 15 September 2023

      TIME PROGRAMME ITEM
      08:50 - 09:25

      Registration (Strathblane hall, level 0) / tea and coffee / industry exhibition (Cromdale, level -1)

      09:25 - 10:55

      Stream A (Pentland, level 3)

      Stream B (Tinto and moorfoot, level 0)

      Stream C (Fintry, level 3)

      F1a - Anaesthesia journal session - Clinical trials: the good, the bad and the ugly
      Chair: Dr Matt Wiles, Editor-in-Chief, Anaesthesia

      F1b - Have formal training programs had their day? A debate (organised by the SAS committee, all welcome)
      Chair: Dr Emma Wain, Honorary Treasurer, Association of Anaesthetists

      Oral presentations - Original Research 

      Chair: Dr Ben Morton, Editor, Anaesthesia

      (09:25-09:45) Randomised controlled trials - is more research required?
      Dr Ed Mariano, Stanford, USA

      (09:45-10:05) Diversity in Clinical Trials
      Dr Seema Agarwal, Manchester

      (10:05-10:25) What does trial evidence mean anyway?
      Dr Annemarie Docherty, Edinburgh

      (10:25-10:45) A countdown of the top 10 articles from 2022
      Dr Matt Wiles, Sheffield

      (10:45-10:55) Discussion

      (09:25-09:30) Introduction
      Dr Emma Wain, Shropshire

      (09:30-09:50) Training schemes are out
      Dr Rob Fleming, Nottingham

      (09:50-10:10) Training schemes are in
      Dr Chris Carey, Brighton

      (10:10-10:45) Discussion

      (10:45 finish for this stream)


      10:55-11:35

      Tea and coffee / industry exhibition (Cromdale, level -1) / view the posters (Strathblane hall, level 0)

      11:35 -13:00

      Stream A (Pentland, level 3)

      F2a - Keynote and honours and awards
      Chair: Dr Matt Davies, President, Association of Anaesthetists

      (11:35-12:20) Keynote - What is Health Data Research UK (HDR UK) and how can it help you?

      Prof Cathie Sudlow, Chief Scientist and Deputy Director, HDR UK and Director of the BHF Data Science Centre (led by HDR UK)

      (12:20-13:00) Presentation of honours and awards

      13:00-14:05

      Lunch and industry exhibition (Cromdale, level -1) / view the posters (Strathblane hall, level 0)

      14:05-15:35

      Stream A (Pentland, level 3)

      Stream B (Tinto and moorfoot, level 0)

      Stream C (Fintry, level 3)

      F3a - NAP7
      Chair: Dr Iain Moppett, Editor, Anaesthesia

      F3b - Frailty
      Chair: Dr David Monks, Editor, Anaesthesia

      F3c - Management, friend or foe?
      Chair: Dr Louise Savic, Editor, Anaesthesia


      (14:05-14:25) Paediatrics
      Dr Fiona Oglesby, Bristol

      (14:25-14:45) Obstetrics
      Prof Nuala Lucas, London

      (14:45-15:05) Aged/frailty
      Prof Iain Moppett, Nottingham

      (15:05-15:35) Discussion

      (14:05-14:25) Periprosthetic femoral fractures - clinical management and the need for new research
      Dr Cliff Shelton, Lancaster

      (14:25-14:45)What you need to know about frailty
      Dr Jude Partridge, London

      (14:45-15:05) A Good Death?
      Dr Sadie Dunn, Victoria, Australia

      (15:05-15:35) Discussion


      (14:05-14:25) Change - I hate change! Leading a department though organisational change
      Dr Alexander Scott, Middlesbrough

      (14:25-14:45) Half-clinical half-director: does it work?
      Dr Ben Fox, King's Lynn

      (14:45-15:05) How to get the most from your manager
      Ms Ann-Marie Eruero, London

      (15:05-15:35) Discussion

      15:45-17:20

      Stream A (Pentland, Level 3)

      F4 - Can we solve the workforce dilemma? A panel debate on the new Workforce Strategy
      Chair: Dr Tim Meek, President Elect, Association of Anaesthetists

      Dr James Collins, BMA UK Junior Doctor Committee member
      Dr Helen Neary, BMA Consultants Committee - pay, terms and conditions subcommittee member
      Prof Angus Watson, Workforce Lead, Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh
      Dr Daphne Varveris, Chair, Scottish Board RCoA and Honorary Secretary, Scottish Academy of Medical Royal Colleges
      Dr Matthew Davies, President, Association of Anaesthetists

      17:20

      Close of conference

      TIME PROGRAMME ITEM
      08:50 - 09:25

      Registration (Strathblane hall, level 0) / tea and coffee / industry exhibition (Cromdale, level -1)

      09:25 - 10:55

      Stream A (Pentland, level 3)

      Stream B (Tinto and moorfoot, level 0)

      Stream C (Fintry, level 3)

      F1a - Anaesthesia journal session - Clinical trials: the good, the bad and the ugly
      Chair: Dr Matt Wiles, Editor-in-Chief, Anaesthesia

      F1b - Have formal training programs had their day? A debate (organised by the SAS committee, all welcome)
      Chair: Dr Emma Wain, Honorary Treasurer, Association of Anaesthetists

      Oral presentations - Original Research 

      Chair: Dr Ben Morton, Editor, Anaesthesia

      (09:25-09:45) Randomised controlled trials - is more research required?
      Dr Ed Mariano, Stanford, USA

      (09:45-10:05) Diversity in Clinical Trials
      Dr Seema Agarwal, Manchester

      (10:05-10:25) What does trial evidence mean anyway?
      Dr Annemarie Docherty, Edinburgh

      (10:25-10:45) A countdown of the top 10 articles from 2022
      Dr Matt Wiles, Sheffield

      (10:45-10:55) Discussion

      (09:25-09:30) Introduction
      Dr Emma Wain, Shropshire

      (09:30-09:50) Training schemes are out
      Dr Rob Fleming, Nottingham

      (09:50-10:10) Training schemes are in
      Dr Chris Carey, Brighton

      (10:10-10:45) Discussion

      (10:45 finish for this stream)


      10:55-11:35

      Tea and coffee / industry exhibition (Cromdale, level -1) / view the posters (Strathblane hall, level 0)

      11:35 -13:00

      Stream A (Pentland, level 3)

      F2a - Keynote and honours and awards
      Chair: Dr Matt Davies, President, Association of Anaesthetists

      (11:35-12:20) Keynote - What is Health Data Research UK (HDR UK) and how can it help you?

      Prof Cathie Sudlow, Chief Scientist and Deputy Director, HDR UK and Director of the BHF Data Science Centre (led by HDR UK)

      (12:20-13:00) Presentation of honours and awards

      13:00-14:05

      Lunch and industry exhibition (Cromdale, level -1) / view the posters (Strathblane hall, level 0)

      14:05-15:35

      Stream A (Pentland, level 3)

      Stream B (Tinto and moorfoot, level 0)

      Stream C (Fintry, level 3)

      F3a - NAP7
      Chair: Dr Iain Moppett, Editor, Anaesthesia

      F3b - Frailty
      Chair: Dr David Monks, Editor, Anaesthesia

      F3c - Management, friend or foe?
      Chair: Dr Louise Savic, Editor, Anaesthesia


      (14:05-14:25) Paediatrics
      Dr Fiona Oglesby, Bristol

      (14:25-14:45) Obstetrics
      Prof Nuala Lucas, London

      (14:45-15:05) Aged/frailty
      Prof Iain Moppett, Nottingham

      (15:05-15:35) Discussion

      (14:05-14:25) Periprosthetic femoral fractures - clinical management and the need for new research
      Dr Cliff Shelton, Lancaster

      (14:25-14:45)What you need to know about frailty
      Dr Jude Partridge, London

      (14:45-15:05) A Good Death?
      Dr Sadie Dunn, Victoria, Australia

      (15:05-15:35) Discussion


      (14:05-14:25) Change - I hate change! Leading a department though organisational change
      Dr Alexander Scott, Middlesbrough

      (14:25-14:45) Half-clinical half-director: does it work?
      Dr Ben Fox, King's Lynn

      (14:45-15:05) How to get the most from your manager
      Ms Ann-Marie Eruero, London

      (15:05-15:35) Discussion

      15:45-17:20

      Stream A (Pentland, Level 3)

      F4 - Can we solve the workforce dilemma? A panel debate on the new Workforce Strategy
      Chair: Dr Tim Meek, President Elect, Association of Anaesthetists

      Dr James Collins, BMA UK Junior Doctor Committee member
      Dr Helen Neary, BMA Consultants Committee - pay, terms and conditions subcommittee member
      Prof Angus Watson, Workforce Lead, Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh
      Dr Daphne Varveris, Chair, Scottish Board RCoA and Honorary Secretary, Scottish Academy of Medical Royal Colleges
      Dr Matthew Davies, President, Association of Anaesthetists

      17:20

      Close of conference