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.au
    Copyright 2024 Australian Society of Anaesthetists
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  • Ep96. Introducing Prof Philip Peyton, new editor in chief at Anaesthesia and Intensive Care

    Ep96. Introducing Prof Philip Peyton, new editor in chief at Anaesthesia and Intensive Care
    Jan 5 2025

    Some big news! We have a new editor in chief at Anaesthesia and Intensive Care (AIC), the journal produced by the Australian Society of Anaesthetists.

    Join me as we get to know Professor Philip Peyton and learn about some of the behind-the-scenes working of a journal.

    Feel inspired? In Ep.48, I chat with Dr Michael Cooper, AIC Editorial Board member about prizes that are awarded by the journal.

    https://podcasts.captivate.fm/media/b698c693-e0c0-42cd-93c4-7a37fc57e89b/asa-48-edit.mp3

    Learn more about AIC here: https://journals.sagepub.com/home/aic
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    26 mins
  • Ep95. Long-acting injectable buprenorphine with Dr Vin Gamage

    Ep95. Long-acting injectable buprenorphine with Dr Vin Gamage
    Dec 22 2024

    In this episode, I chat with Dr Vin Gamage, a General Practitioner (GP) training to be a GP Anaesthetist. He is also an authorised prescriber of methadone.

    We discuss long-acting injectable buprenorphine: its history, development and the formulations currently available in Australia. Crucially, we discuss how to manage acute pain in someone who might be on one of these medications.

    There is a bit of pharmacology in this episode. So we have made a video which summarises some of the specifics. It can be found in the 'Anaesthesia Recipe Book' on the ASA website: https://asa.org.au/asaeducation/anaesthesia-recipe-book.

    You'll need to be an ASA member to access the video.

    The Australian Injecting and Illicit Drug Users League can be found here: https://aivl.org.au/
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    38 mins
  • Ep94. Prof Colin Royse, recipient of the Pugh Award

    Ep94. Prof Colin Royse, recipient of the Pugh Award
    Nov 24 2024

    William Russ Pugh gave the first anaesthetic in Australia. In his honour, The Australian Society of Anaesthetists' Pugh Award is given to an individual who has made an outstanding contribution to the advancement of anaesthesia, intensive care or related discipline.

    Who better to receive this award than Prof Colin Royse, clinician, researcher, educator extraordinaire! Prof Royse shares with me the challenges and insights from his distinguished research career including his interesting thoughts on what it takes to be a pioneer.

    Can the ASA support you in your research career? Learn more about our many awards, grants and prizes here: https://asa.org.au/asaeducation/asa-awards-prizes-and-research-grants

    Are you an innovator or inventor? Learn what some of your peers have been creating: https://asa.org.au/innovations-and-inventions

    Share your ideas with us! podcast@asa.org.au
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    37 mins

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