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  • ASA and NZSA Combined Scientific Congress 2026

    Come and find us at the ASA and NZSA CSC in Hunter Valley on Saturday 10 October from 3.30 to 5.00pm.

    Hear from our expert webAIRS analysers:

    ´When the block steals the breath: phrenic nerve palsy after brachial plexus block´ by regional anaesthesia expert Dr Joanne Tan

    ´LAST but not least: local anaesthetic toxicity reported to webAIRS´ by webAIRS analyser Dr Kate Brown-Beresford

    ´E-FONA in Australia and New Zealand;incidents, insights and improvements´ by airway management expert Dr Chad Oughton
  • WebAIRS ASA M&M (Morbidity and Mortality) Series

    The recent webAIRS ASA M and M Series was an outstanding success!

    Please join us on Wednesday 19 August for the second session offering valuable insights into incidents and the lessons learned from them.   

    TIME: 7.30 to 9.00pm AEST  LOCATION: Online via Zoom
  • WebAIRS meets M&M with Dr Yasmin Endlich

    Find out what webAIRS is up to, including current analyses and the upcoming M and M education session, by listening to the latest episode in the Australian Anaesthesia podcast with Associate Professor Suzi Nou and ANZTADC Medical Director Dr Yasmin Endlich.
About ANZTADC - the parent organisations that created webAIRS
         
ANZTADC is the Australian and New Zealand Tripartite Anaesthetic Data Committee. This committee represents and is funded by three organisations, the Australian Society of Anaesthetists, the New Zealand Society of Anaesthetists and the Australian and New Zealand College of Anaesthetists. The committee has developed 'WebAIRS' (web based anaesthetic incident reporting system). This program can be incorporated into hospital systems to assist anaesthetists to report, evaluate and receive information regarding anaesthetic incidents. The results of the incident analyses may be fed back into the system and so the 'loop' can be closed as part of a quality improvement system.
  

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