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PROGRAMME ITEM |
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08:15-08:45
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Registration (Exhibition hall) / tea and coffee / exhibition |
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08:45-09:30
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Stream A (Hall C) |
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Keynote:
Chair: Dr Emma Wain, Honorary Treasurer, Association of Anaesthetists |
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How to not put people to sleep
Mr Bob Keiller CBE, Business Advisor and Mr Derrick Thomson, Strategic Business Consultant and Mentor |
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09:35 - 10:55
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Stream A (Hall C)
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Stream B (Conference Suite 1 A/B) |
Stream C (Resident Stream) (Conference Suite 1 C)
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Stream D (In-Exhibition Learning) |
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New guidelines
Chair: Dr Helen Iliff, Editor, Anaesthesia |
Modern approaches to acute pain cases
Chair: Dr Chloe Fairbairns, Elected Member, Association of Anaesthetists |
Developments in trauma management: Scottish trauma network
Chair: Dr Ben Hockenhull, Elected Member, Association of Anaesthetists
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Oral presentations - original research reports
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(09:35 - 09:50) Association Guidelines: Safe Vascular Access 2025
Dr Andy Johnston, Cambridge
(09:50 - 10:05) Measurement of adult blood pressure and management of hypertension
Prof Terry McCormack, York
(10:05 - 10:20) Do guidelines actually work
Dr Peter Johnstone, Aberdeen
(10:20 - 10:35) The Infected Blood Inquiry and its impact on Anaesthetic practice
Dr Lynne Anderson, Glasgow
(10:35 - 10:55) Discussion
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(09:35 - 09:55) Acute pain management in the high opioid user
Prof Patrice Forget, Aberdeen
(09:55 - 10:15) Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs in peri-operative period - why aren't they being used?
Dr Caroline Thomas, Leeds
(10:15 - 10:35) Ketamine for acute complex pain: how to get started
Mrs Nicola Wetson, Maidstone and Tunbridge Wells
(10:35 - 10:55) Discussion
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(09:35 - 09:50) Sick Burn: An Update in Burns Anaesthesia
Dr Kyle Greg, Glasgow
(09:50 - 10:05) Paeds trauma- coming to a hospital near you..
Dr Jocelyn Erskine, Glasgow
(10:05 - 10:20) Trauma Specialist Interest Area (SIA) - stage 3 training
Dr Nicole Runciman, Glasgow
(10:20 - 10:35) Thromboelastogram in trauma
Dr Euan McIntosh, Glasgow
(10:35 - 10:55) Discussion
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(09:35 - 11:05) Oral presentations - Audit, quality improvement and survey
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10:55-11:40
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Tea and coffee / exhibition / ePosters
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11:40-13:00
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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 (Resident Stream) (Conference Suite 1 C)
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Stream D (In-Exhibition Learning) |
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Paediatric anaesthesia for the DGH anaesthetist
Chair: Dr Andrzej Wlaszczyk, Elected Member, Association of Anaesthetists
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High-flow nasal oxygen
Chair: Dr Chloe Fairbairns, Elected Member, Association of Anaesthetists
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The road Less travelled - training with a difference (with SAS)
Chair: Dr Iain Mactier, Glasgow |
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(11:40 - 11:55) Paediatric Preassessment
Dr Aarti Shah, Glasgow
(11:55 - 12:10) Transfer and stabilisation of the sick child
Dr Mark Worral, Glasgow
(12:10 - 12:25) Paediatric congenital heart disease in a nutshell
Dr Graeme Foggo, Glasgow
(12:25 - 12:40) Paediatric regional anaesthesia
Dr Su Ying Ong, Liverpool
(12:40 - 13:00) Discussion
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(11:40 - 12:00) High-flow nasal oxygen after cardiac surgery - the NOTACS trial
Prof Andrew Klein, Vice President, Association of Anaesthetists
(12:00 - 12:20) Mechanisms of airway flow
Prof Tom Barnes, London
(12:20 - 12:40) HFNO and its use in your theatre
Dr Alastair McNarry, Edinburgh
(12:40 - 13:00) Discussion |
(11:40 - 11:55) The When, How and Why (bother) of Research as a Resident
Dr Emma Murphy, Glasgow
(11:55 - 12:10) Working in remote and rural settings as a resident
Dr Tim Jagelman, Aberdeen
(12:10 - 12:25) Out of programme management and leadership
Dr Gary Paul, Glasgow
(12:25 - 12:40) Out of programme education
Dr Prash Kumar, Glasgow
(12:40 - 13:00) Discussion |
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13:00-14:30
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Lunch / exhibition / ePosters
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14:30-15:50
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Stream A (Hall C)
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Stream B (Conference Suite 1 A/B)
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Stream D (In-Exhibition Learning)
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Postcode care and neurosurgical conditions
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SAS journeys and support
Chair: Ruwaida Khan |
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Oral presentations
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(14:30 - 14:50) Spinal and cranial CSF leaks
Dr David Nesvadba, Aberdeen
(14:50 - 15:10) Mx of neurothrombotic patients - what do you need to do?
Dr Joanna Lynch, Tayside
(15:10 - 15:00) TBC
Dr Rebecca Campbell,
(15:30 - 15:50) Discussion |
(14:30 - 14:50) Experience as an IMG from Africa and his journey to his current role
Dr Alexander Akowuah, Ghana
(14:50 - 15:10) TBC
Dr Clodagh Corrigan
(15:10 - 15:30) The role of NES for SAS doctors
Dr Lynne Meekison
(15:30 - 15:50) Discussion |
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(14:30- 16:00) Oral presentations - case reports, education and training |
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15:50-16:35
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Tea and coffee / exhibition / ePosters
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16:35-17:55
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Stream A (Hall C) |
Stream B (Conference Suite 1 A/B) |
Stream C (Resident Stream) (Conference Suite 1 C)
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Stream D (In-Exhibition Learning) |
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Digital revolution
Chair: Dr James Brooks, Resident Doctors Committee Chair, Association of Anaesthetists |
Cancer Conundrums
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Debate: all anaesthetists should move to 80% less than full time. Less than full time is the new full time
Chair: Dr Ben Hockenhull, Elected Member, Association of Anaesthetists
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Oral presentations - Audit, quality improvement and survey |
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(16:35 - 16:55) AI - Leading by example
Dr Gerald Lip, Aberdeen
(16:55 - 17:15) AI: understanding risks to maximise benefits
Dr Joseph Alderman, Birmingham
(17:15 - 17:35) Digitalising theatres - a clinicians perspective
Dr Pete Beaty, Larbert
(17:35 - 17:55) Discussion |
(16:35 - 16:55) Does cancer mean imminent death?
Dr Anna-Marie Tiah
(16:55 - 17:15) Cancer survivors and cancer pain
Dr Thomas Craig
(17:15 - 17:35) Anaesthesic choices for cancer surgery-anything new?
Prof Patrice Forget, Aberdeen
(17:35 - 17:55) Discussion
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Arguments for
Dr Lucy Whitton, Elected Member, Resident Doctors Committee, Association of Anaesthetists
Arguments against
Dr Amy Baigent
Discussion
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(16:35 - 17:55) Oral presentations - original research reports |
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18:00-18:55
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Networking drink reception
(Included in registration fee. Not part of the scientific programme. More details here)
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