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Session 01L1 – Today, Monday 6 June, 1100-1145H, Silver Room Please join the Editor-in-Chief ESAIC’s journal, the European Journal of Anaesthesiology (EJA), Professor Marc Samama, for a talk on some of the last 12 month’s top publications in General Anaesthesiology. He will also briefly discuss both the EJA and its new sister journal, the European […]

Session 16P5: today Monday 6 June, 1400-1500H, Room Amber 3 This three-part session will address several important issues affecting the daily lives of anaesthesiologists, including fatigue and being a working mum. Our Scientific Programme Chair Prof Idit Matot will open the session with a talk on “making yourself understood”. Following this, Dr Elena Gjorchevska, will […]

Session 01ME3 – Machines for drug delivery: change will happen, resistance is futile Today Monday, June 6, 0930-1030H, Amber Room Today’s final morning of Euroanaesthesia 2022 sees the often-controversial topic of automation addressed by Professor Michel Struys of University Medical Center Groningen, Netherlands. He will address all of your concerns – both the open and […]

One of ESAIC’s Honorary Members this year is Professor Doris Østergaard, Professor in Medical Education and Simulation at the University of Copenhagen and Director of the Copenhagen Academy for Medical Education and Simulation (CAMES), Capital Region of Denmark. Doris is an anaesthesiologist currently focusing on developing healthcare education and simulation-based training to improve patient safety. […]

As part of his time in office as society President, Prof Kai Zacharowski introduced the system of Fellowship of ESAIC (see interview text below). Becoming a Fellow of the European Society of Anaesthesiology and Intensive Care (FESAIC™) is a prestigious honour awarded to healthcare professionals who have made a significant contribution to anaesthesiology and intensive […]

Session 14L1 – took place during Saturday, 1515-1600H, Red Room 2 This session can be watched on-demand on the Euroanaesthesia platform A question that has often been asked by anaesthesiologists is about the effect of the anaesthesia handover on patient morbidity and mortality. In a fascinating session during yesterday afternoon, Professor Melanie Meersch-Dini (University Hospital […]

There is less media coverage to report for Saturday, but there were two major pieces of coverage of the 13ME1 Reducing the carbon footprint of anaesthetics session featuring Dr Niek Sperna Weiland, Amsterdam University Medical Center, The Netherlands. BBC World Radio World Service (Newshour show) Click here and listen from 38.30 minutes A further article […]

Photos from the first Serious Games sessions         **Note spaces are still available for the Sunday and Monday sessions of Serious Games. Please visit the registration desk if you would like to register for a place** These first-ever Serious Games sessions on obstetrics and paediatric anaesthesia kicked off yesterday in the zone […]

Abstract no: COVAP02-02 Long-term exposure to air pollution is linked to a greater risk of severe COVID-19, finds new research being presented at this year’s Euroanaesthesia. The German study found that people living in counties with higher levels of pollutant nitrogen dioxide (NO2) were more likely to need ICU care and mechanical ventilation if they […]