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https://hdl.handle.net/11055/1056| Title: | ANZCA Bulletin (December 2010) | Keywords: | Public Health Rural Health Airway Management Anaesthesia, Obstetric Opioids Chronic Pain Informed Consent |
Issue Date: | Dec-2010 | Publisher: | Australian and New Zealand College of Anaesthetists | Series/Report no.: | ANZCA Bulletin; | Description: | Contents. 2 President’s message 4 Awards 5 ANZCA Fellows awarded $10.3 million in National Health and Medical Research Council grants 7 News 8 People and events 15 The Australian health reform plan – implications for regional centres 16 Informed consent: Communicating with clarity and compassion 18 On the road in New Zealand 20 Anaesthesia in Queensland 32 A year in Manhattan 36 The remarkable journey of Waleed Alkhazrajy 40 Continuing Professional Development 42 ANZCA Curriculum Redesign Project 44 Library update 46 Educational resources 48 Quality and safety 51 Airway crisis in the recovery room 56 Obstetric emergencies – courses and training 62 ANZCA announces funding boost to medical research 70 ANZCA Trials Group 72 The Anaesthesia and Pain Medicine Foundation 74 Inaugural GASACT Trainee Congress – Melbourne 2010 75 Edelweiss: A speech at the Final Fellowship Examination presentation 76 Successful candidates 78 Examination fees – your questions answered 82 New Zealand news 88 Regional news 94 Faculty of Pain Medicine 98 Opioid analgesics in chronic non-cancer pain 103 ANZCA in the news 104 Pain summit video achieves national and international recognition 106 South Australia’s foundation Fellows 110 Obituaries 114 ANZCA Council meeting reports 118 Future meetings | URI: | http://hdl.handle.net/11055/1056 |
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