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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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In this episode, I'm reviewing an article that was published in the April 2026 Anaesthesia and Intensive Care journal (AIC). It's all about sharps waste management! A snapshot (literally) on what we are placing in our sharps bins and whether there is... more

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In this episode, I explore trauma informed care with expert clinical psychologist Brigette Berry who specialises in acute and chronic pain. We examine five core principles of Fallot and Harris (2009): safety, trustworthiness, choice, collaboration an... more

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In this episode I chat with Dr Mark Priestley, Chair of the Leadership and Management Special Interest Group (LAMSIG), Australian Salaried Medical Officers Federation (ASMOF) NSW and ANZCA Councillor.We are chatting about one of my favourite topics –... more

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I chat with Dr David Borshoff about the latest edition of the Anaesthetic Crisis Manual. This edition includes a new 'Prevention' section, collaboration with Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) and the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) and c... more

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Bridgette Berry
Clinical psychologist based in Canberra, expert on trauma-informed care
ACT Pain Center / Canberra Health Services
Episode: Ep118. Trauma Informed Care with Brigette Berry
Mark Priestley
Head of Department at Westmead Hospital; ASMOff Councillor; ANZCA Councillor; Chair of the Leadership and Management Special Interest Group
Westmead Hospital, ASMOF NSW, ANZCA
Episode: Ep117. Anaesthesia, Advocacy, and Authentic Leadership with Dr Mark Priestley
Dr David Borshoff
Anaesthetist from Perth, WA; author of the Anaesthetic Crisis Manual
Lewin Press; author of the Anaesthetic Crisis Manual
Episode: Ep116. Mastering Emergencies - Inside the New Anaesthetic Crisis Manual with Dr David Borshoff
Dr. Lan-Hoa Le
Chair of the ASA's Well-being Advocates Committee
Australian Society of Anaesthetists
Episode: Ep115. How the ASA Cares for You - Wellbeing Resources with Dr Lan-Hoa Le
Ethan Fitzclarence
Anaesthesia trainee recognized for his research on nitrous oxide wastage
University medical training
Episode: Ep114. Laughing Gas, Serious Waste: Measuring Nitrous Wastage with Dr Ethan Fitzclarence
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

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Dr Suzi Nou
Host of Australian Anaesthesia

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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
    Australia3 years ago
  • Airborne Transmission

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

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    TS0770
    Australia6 years ago

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Personally meaningful stories and important discussions on mental health and well-being.
Episodes are informative and tackle timely topics, like nitrous oxide waste and environmental impact.
Interviews are engaging and provide practical takeaways for clinicians and hospitals.

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Ep117. Anaesthesia, Advocacy, and Authentic Leadership with Dr Mark Priestley
Q: How do you handle media risk and public scrutiny as a union advocate and leader?
He explains the importance of being proactive and transparent with stakeholders, seeking pre-approval or at least informing employers before speaking to media, and using a diplomatic approach to protect both personal and institutional integrity.
Ep117. Anaesthesia, Advocacy, and Authentic Leadership with Dr Mark Priestley
Q: What was it like moving into the head of department role and what did you learn?
He recounts a transition that involved stepping into leadership after a long period of training, learning to delegate, surround himself with capable people, and balance management tasks with a broader vision to sustain department success.
Ep117. Anaesthesia, Advocacy, and Authentic Leadership with Dr Mark Priestley
Q: What resources did you tap into for leadership education and development?
Mark describes a mix of formal courses (RACMA, hospital leadership programs), reading (The 30 Day MBA), and on-the-job learning, emphasizing practical application and reflection rather than purely theoretical study.
Ep118. Trauma Informed Care with Brigette Berry
Q: What are some practical steps an anaesthetist can take preoperatively to support a trauma-informed approach?
Narrate what you are doing, check in about safety and preferences, offer choices (e.g., anesthesia options, comfort measures), and ensure ongoing consent and reassurance throughout the perioperative process.
Ep118. Trauma Informed Care with Brigette Berry
Q: Can you summarize what trauma-informed care means in the context of anaesthesia?
It means applying safety, clear communication, consent, and collaborative planning to every patient, regardless of stated trauma history, to reduce fear, dissociation, and retraumatization while improving trust and outcomes.

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This show centers on anesthesia practice in Australia, featuring in-depth conversations with clinicians, researchers and leaders in the field. Episodes frequently tackle well-being, burnout and mental health resources for medical professionals, environmental and operational efficiency in the operating room (notably nitrous oxide usage and leakage), and practical advances in patient care—from pediatric IV access programs to recovery room strategies. Guests span local and international experts, including leaders in education, health systems and professional advocacy, with a clear emphasis on improving patient safety, clinician well-being, and the evolution of anaesthesia practice in diverse settings.

Noteworthy is the blend of clinical insig... more

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