Across sub-Saharan Africa, between 60% and 70% of operating theatres have no pulse oximeter. The Lifebox project brings low-cost, good quality pulse oximeters to low-income countries and you can help.
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The application of ultrasound imaging has revolutionised the practice of regional anaesthesia. ASURA brings you an international faculty at the cutting edge of contemporary practice.
The Australian Society of Anaesthetists (ASA) exists to promote and protect the status, independence and best interests of Australian anaesthetists.
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Our aimOur museum is devoted to the preservation, documentation and interpretation of the history of anaesthetic practice. Cabinet displays and open-storage drawers give you an insight into the fascinating history of this important medical specialty. Our exhibits illustrate the development of anaesthesia from the first successful medical anaesthetic administration in 1846, through improvisations in WWI to the myriad technological advancements that followed.
The museum aims to encourage interest in the local and global history of anaesthesia and highlights uniquely Australian advancements and innovative individuals who helped to shape modern anaesthesia. Find out about significant events with our Anaesthesia History Timeline.
Get involved
Your visitVisiting the Harry Daly Museum is free!
The museum is located at the ASA National Headquarters, conveniently located above the Edgecliff train station in the Eastpoint Tower (level 6).
The museum is open weekdays from 9am to 5pm.
A staff member is available two days a week. For enquiries and to book a tour, contact the curator Birgit Heilmann.
You are welcome to download the Harry Daly Museum Brochure.
ASA Headquarters Suite 603, Eastpoint Tower, 180 Ocean Street, Edgecliff NSW 2027 Email: bheilmann@asa.org.au Ph: (02) 9327 4022 or 1800 806 654 Fax: (02) 9327 7666 |
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