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ASA News July edition
The July edition of the ASA News is now available to read online.
Patient Information Pain Relief - A basic Human Right
Pain seems a simple thing. It hurts. Pain is not only an unpleasant sensation. It disrupts the lives of many people ...
Organising a meeting? ACECC can help
ACECC provides a central register of all continuing education meetings relevant to anaesthetists in New Zealand and Australia. In addition ...
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Overseas Development and Education
The main focus of the ASA Overseas Development and Education Committee (ODEC) is to support and promote anaesthesia training in the Pacific. Over 75% of the substantial ODEC budget goes towards Pacific anaesthesia and this support has seen significant achievements.
Refresher Courses in the Pacific
A major problem for anaesthetists in the Pacific is the lack of contact with colleagues because of chronic staff shortages and the huge distances between Pacific countries.
ASA Pacific Fellowship Program
Currently the ASA provides one or two scholarships, in the form of funding, for a young Australian anaesthetist to spend up to 3 months at the Fiji School of Medicine in Suva.
Anaesthesia in East Timor
East Timor, one of our nearest neighbours, is a small country that has emerged from a period of enormous destruction in 1999.
Mongolia
Within Mongolia, anaesthetic facilities, as in all areas of health and education, are limited.
