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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 ... more

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I catch up with Professor Tim Cook, of the UK National Audit Projects live at the Australian Society of Anaesthetists' National Scientific Congress (NSC). We discuss his incredible work, his ideas of success and what risk in anaesthesia mean to him.... more

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• Some tips on balancing an academic research career and clinical medicine

• Changing from one medical specialty (e.g. paediatrics) to an... more

In this episode I hand the mic over to Dr Tom Neal-Williams, an anaesthetic trainee and hard working member of the ASA Communications Committee to be a guest host on the podcast. He is talking with Professor Ed Mariano, regional anaesthesia guru, r... more

An oldie but a goodie - literally!

I'm chatting with Dr Bob Hare, President of the Australian Society of Anaesthetists (ASA) from 1980-82. and the earliest surviving President of the ASA. We also recorded this conversation a few years ago, prior t... more

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Professor Ed Mariano
Vice Chair in the Department of Anaesthesiology at Stanford University and Chief of Anaesthesiology at the Veterans Affairs Palo Alto Health Care System
Stanford University
Episode: Ep110. Tips for Aspiring Anaesthetists: A Conversation with Prof Ed Mariano
Dr. Tom Neal-Williams
Registrar in Melbourne and member of the ASA Communications Committee
Episode: Ep110. Tips for Aspiring Anaesthetists: A Conversation with Prof Ed Mariano
Dr. Bob Hare
Earliest surviving past president of the Australian Society of Anaesthetists, who served in the early 1980s
Australian Society of Anaesthetists
Episode: Ep109. The Secret Thoughts of Presidents: Dr Bob Hare
A/Prof Magdalena Simonis
A practicing GP and expert in women's health
Episode: Ep108. Doctors Orders! Why you need a GP with A/Prof Magdalena Simonis AM
Alison Jarman
Melbourne-based anaesthetist currently in Dili, East Timor for an ASA Fellowship
Australian Society of Anaesthetists
Episode: Ep107. Seven Years Later: A Timorese Story with Dr Alison Jarman
Philippa Lane
Pediatric anesthesiologist involved in innovative IV access service
Women's and Children's Hospital, Adelaide
Episode: Ep105. The difficult intravenous (IV) FAAIRI service with Dr Pip Lane
Dr. Anne Frankl
A pediatric anaesthetist who is now a coach specializing in helping other doctors
Episode: Ep98. Coaching for Doctors with Dr Anne Frankl
Professor Philip Peyton
New editor-in-chief at Anaesthesia and Intensive Care journal
Anaesthesia and Intensive Care
Episode: Ep96. Introducing Prof Philip Peyton, new editor in chief at Anaesthesia and Intensive Care
Dr. Vin Gamage
General Practitioner and authorized prescriber for methadone, training to be a GP anaesthetist
Episode: Ep95. Long-acting injectable buprenorphine with Dr Vin Gamage

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Dr. Suzi Nou
Host of discussions focusing on anaesthesia, health care innovations, and practitioner well-being, engaging with a range of experts within the field.

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4.7 out of 5 stars from 19 ratings
  • One of your best episodes yet

    I just listened to your interview with Ben McKenzie. What an important story, beautifully told. Thankyou.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Rebecca Edge
    Australia2 years ago
  • Airborne Transmission

    Interesting and very informative, especially during current Covid crisis! Thanks for your hard work.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    TS0770
    Australia5 years ago

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Listeners appreciate the insightful discussions and expert interviews that shed light on important issues in anaesthesia and healthcare.
The content is viewed as both informative and engaging, particularly during challenging times such as the COVID-19 pandemic.
Feedback highlights the positive impact of the series on personal and professional development in the medical field.

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Ep109. The Secret Thoughts of Presidents: Dr Bob Hare
Q: How do you think the practices around pre-operative assessment have evolved?
It is now recognized that pre-operative consultations are crucial for patient safety and are valued in the anaesthesia process.
Ep109. The Secret Thoughts of Presidents: Dr Bob Hare
Q: What changes do you wish to see in the future for anaesthesia?
Hopefully, patients will not need anaesthesia at all as non-invasive treatments improve.
Ep109. The Secret Thoughts of Presidents: Dr Bob Hare
Q: What was anaesthesia practice like in your time?
There were fewer monitoring devices, such as pulse oximeters, and morphine was not commonly used intravenously.
Ep107. Seven Years Later: A Timorese Story with Dr Alison Jarman
Q: What grade of anaesthetist do you think can apply for this fellowship?
It is open to fellows, but having a few years of experience is helpful for adapting to the setting.
Ep107. Seven Years Later: A Timorese Story with Dr Alison Jarman
Q: How are you finding life outside the hospital?
Overall, Dili feels like a very safe place, and I've been enjoying beach runs and public transport.

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2. Dr. Tom Neal-Williams
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7. Dr. Anne Frankl
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