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Anaesthesia: complications and consequences of residual paralysis

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Departmental training meeting resource
If you would like to conduct a departmental training meeting based on the forum discussion from Anaesthesia: complications and consequences of residual paralysis, please download the following file:

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Self-directed learning guide and evaluation
If you would like to complete the self-directed learning guide and evaluation for Anaesthesia: complications and consequences of residual paraalysis, please download and review the following file:

Self-directed learning guide

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Anaesthesia: complications and consequences of residual paralysis course overview
This Asklepios CME course is module 1 in a three-stage learning activity designed for anaesthetists, anaesthetic nurses and GP anaesthetists to update their knowledge of anaesthesia. It is a self-directed learning activity. This module of the CME activity highlights the clinical consequences of postoperative residual paralysis in anaesthetic practice and is your opportunity to revise your knowledge of neuromuscular blocking agents (NMBAs) used in anaesthetic practice, and update your best practice management skills in the areas of postoperative neuromuscular monitoring and reversal of neuromuscular blockade. Anaesthesia: complications and consequences of residual paralysis 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, Sydney, Australia
  • Clinical Assoc Prof Ross MacPherson Royal North Shore Hospital, Sydney, Australia
  • Dr Andrew Schneider Dandenong Hospital, Melbourne, Australia
Topic experts
  • Prof Rajinder K Mirakhur The Queen’s University of Belfast, Belfast, Ireland
  • Prof Freidrich Pühringer Klinikum am Steinenberg, Reutlingen, Germany
  • Dr Neil Warwick Westmead Hospitals, Sydney, Australia
 
   
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 Anaesthesia: complications and consequences of residual paralysis (PDF) 
   
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 Anaesthesia: complications and consequences of residual paralysis (PPT) 
   
 

The Advanced Haemostasis CME course

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Accredited CME meeting resources
If you would like to conduct an accredited CME meeting within your department on Advanced Haemostasis CME - Module 1: Principles and concepts of transfusion medicine, please download the following two files:

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Departmental training meeting resource
If you would like to conduct a departmental training meeting based on the forum discussion from Advanced Haemostasis CME - Module 1: Principles and concepts of transfusion medicine, please download the following file:

Self-directed learning guide and evaluation
If you would like to complete the self-directed learning guide and evaluation for Advanced Haemostasis CME - Module 1: Principles and concepts of transfusion medicine, please download and review the following file:

When you have reviewed the guide, please click on the link at the bottom of this page to access the online evaluation and claim your CME certificate.

Advanced Haemostasis CME course overview
The Advanced Haemostasis CME course is designed for clinicians to update their knowledge of transfusion medicine.  This CME activity has been designed and developed by a steering committee of Australian experts in transfusion medicine and medical education with input from specialised category experts:

  • Professor James Isbister, Steering Committee Chair, Clinical Professor of Medicine, University of Sydney
  • Dr Neville Gibbs, Head of Department, Anaesthesia, Sir Charles Gardiner Hospital
  • Dr Tony Joseph, Emergency Physician, Royal North Shore Hospital
  • Dr Michael Parr, Head of Department, Intensive Care, Liverpool Hospital
  • Dr Zsolt Balogh, Trauma Surgeon, John Hunter Hospital.

The Advanced Haemostasis CME is your opportunity to update your knowledge of transfusion medicine, examine the current evidence, participate in an interactive forum to discuss the issues most pertinent to your clinical practice, and to use the educational materials provided as a catalyst for practice review and improvement activities.

 
   
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 Module 1: Principles and concepts of transfusion medicine (PDF) 
   
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 Module 1: Principles and concepts of transfusion medicine (PPT) 
   
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 Module 1: Principles and concepts of transfusion medicine (PPT) 
   
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 Module 1: Principles and concepts of transfusion medicine (PDF)