About this webinar recording
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This is the 13th in our free series of webinars entitled Joint Association of Anaesthetists and FSSA Webinar: and is entitled Joint Association of Anaesthetists and FSSA Webinar;Getting back to work: prioritisation and Best Practice and will focus on getting back to work effectively.
We have some great lectures planned from national experts to support you, including What works?, How big is the mountain: when will we catch up?, Morbidity and Mortality in COVID-19, Getting back on Track; the role of enhanced care and PPE.
We have a number of renowned speakers including Professor Tim Briggs CBE, Professor Will Harrop-Griffiths, Professor Neil Mortensen, Mr Nick Lees and Dr Danny Bryden. We hope to address concerns and provide support for all as we do our best to restart planned surgery
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Organiser - Prof William Fawcett, VP Association of Anaesthetists
Chairs: Dr Mike Nathanson - President, Association of Anaesthetists and Mr Nigel Mercer, President FSSA
Speakers:
What works?
Professor Tim Briggs CBE, National Director of Clinical Improvement, NHS
How big is the mountain: when will we catch up?
Professor Neil Mortensen, President, RCS
Morbidity and Mortality in COVID-19
Mr Nick Lees, Consultant Colorectal Surgeon, Manchester
Getting back on Track – the role of enhanced care
Dr Daniele Bryden, Vice Dean, FICM
PPE
Professor Will Harrop-Griffiths, Vice President, RCOA
