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ASA References
Strategic Plan
The ASA Strategic Plan is available here...
Financial Reports
Download the ASA Financial Reports from 2009 to 2006 here...
The Finance Reports are available here.
Constitution
Download the latest version of the ASA Constitution here...
Annual General Meetings
The ASA Annual General Reports (2004-2009) are available for download here...
ASA Bylaws
To access the ASA Bylaws, follow this link...
Patient Information Pain Relief - A basic Human Right
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Trainee Congress 3 October 2010
For the first time the NSC social and educational program includes a day for trainees with
lunch, workshops, lectures and more!
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 ...
ASA References
Strategic Plan
Vision
To effectively promote and protect the status, independence and best interests of Australian Anaesthetists
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Mission
Representing Australian Anaesthetists, since 1934
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Objects of the ASA (Constitution)
The Objectives of the ASA are to:
- Advance the science and art of anaesthesia in Australia and related disciplines to achieve international best practice.
- Promote education and training in anaesthesia and related disciplines.
- Prescribe high standards of practice and professional conduct and to maintain the objects of such standards.
- Encourage and support research related to anaesthesia.
- Publish a scientific journal and encourage other publications in the sphere of anaesthesia.
- Facilitate communication between practitioners in anaesthesia and related disciplines.
- Enhance the professional status of anaesthesia.
- Preserve, at all times, the professional independence of anaesthetists in whatever capacity they may be serving.
- Protect the economic and legal interests of anaesthetists.
- Work effectively with other medical organisations.
- Foster the personal health and welfare of members, associates and their families.
- Encourage the preservation of history related to anaesthesia.
- Do all such other things as may be incidental to or conducive to the attainment of the above objects.
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Goals
1. MEMBERSHIP AND MEMBERSHIP SERVICES
Valued, relevant and effective services to members
2. GOVERNANCE AND FINANCE
Financially and corporately responsible
3. PROFILE, PUBLIC RELATIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS
Increased profile of the Society and the specialty within the medical profession, government and the wider community
4. EDUCATION, RESEARCH AND PUBLISHING
Recognised nationally and internationally for the quality of its endeavours in education, research and publication
5. BEST PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE
Recognised for supporting professionalism, quality and safe practice
6. ECONOMIC ISSUES
Successfully represents the economic interests of members
