General News
| Published module: | Developments in sedation management in critical care: a focus on analgesia-based sedation |
| Self-directed learning activity: | available for download in early August 2011 |
| Online WebEx presentation: | Tuesday 23 August 2011, 7pm for 7.30pm AEST |
| Interactive forum: | from 5 September to 18 September 2011 |
This Asklepios CME course is for intensivists and intensive care nurses and has been designed and developed by a steering committee of Australian experts in intensive care medicine.
Steering committee and forum moderators
· Chair: Assoc Prof Yahya Shehabi Prince of Wales Hospital, Randwick NSW
· Prof Doug Elliott University of Technology, Sydney NSW
· Ms Leonie Weisbrodt Nepean Hospital, Kingswood NSW· Dr Jason McClure The Alfred Hospital, Prahran VIC
· Assoc Prof Michael Reade Austin Hospital, Heidelberg VIC
· Dr Ian Seppelt Nepean Hospital, Kingswood NSW
Online WebEx presentation
· Dr Carl Waldmann Royal Berkshire Hospital, Reading UK
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| Published module: | Anaesthesia: advances in neuromuscular blockade reversal |
| Self-directed learning activity: | available for download in early 2010 |
| Interactive forum: | from 15 March to 28 March 2010 |
This Asklepios CME course is for anaesthetists, GP anaesthetists, and anaesthetic nurses and has been designed and developed by a steering committee of Australian experts in anaesthesia and medical education, with input from local and international topic experts.
Steering committee
· Dr Ian Cox Concord Repatriation General Hospital,
· Clinical
· Assoc Prof Kersi Taraporewalla Royal Brisbane and Women's Hospital,
Topic experts
· Prof Rajinder K Mirakhur The Queen’s
· Dr Hans de Boer Martini General Hospital, Groningen, The Netherlands
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| Published module: | Anaesthesia: complications and consequences of residual paralysis |
| Self-directed learning activity: | available now for download |
| Interactive forum: | from 2 February to 15 February 2009 |
This Asklepios CME course is a three-stage learning activity designed for anaesthetists, anaesthetic nurses and GP anaesthetists to update their knowledge of anaesthesia. The CME activity has been designed and developed by a steering committee of Australian experts in anaesthesia and medical education with input from local and international topic experts.
Steering committee
· Dr Ian Cox Concord Repatriation General Hospital,
· Clinical
· Dr Andrew Schneider Dandenong Hospital,
Topic experts
· Prof Rajinder K Mirakhur The Queen’s
· Prof Freidrich Pühringer Klinikum am Steinenberg, Reutlingen, Germany
· Dr Neil Warwick Westmead Hospitals,
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| Published activity: | Burns, cuts, jabs and skin lesions: topical and local anaesthesia for general practice |
| Self-directed learning activity | available in September for download |
The Burns, cuts, jabs and skin lesions: topical and local anaesthesia for general practice is a self-directed learning guide designed for GPs and practice nurses to update their knowledge and skills in the use of local anaesthetics in community practice. This CME activity has been accredited by the RACGP and ACRRM for Anaesthesia points.
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| Published module 1: | Principles and concepts of transfusion medicine |
| Self-directed learning activity | available now for download |
| Capital city workshops | from 7 August to 27 September 2007 |
| Interactive forum | from 27 August to 9 September 2007 |
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