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The RVG application is available to members. Download the app to your IPhone and IPod Touch now. If you're not already a member, join now!
In 2012, Hobart will host the ASA NSC. Check out the NSC website for all the details! Remember that there are also a range of awards on offer! We hope to see you there!
The Australian Society of Anaesthetists (ASA) exists to promote and protect the status, independence and best interests of Australian anaesthetists.
The ASA Constitution and Bylaws govern the management of the ASA and are available to the public and to members, along with the listing of the ASA's committees. The ASA financial reports are only available to members.
The ASA 2011 AGM reports and supporting documents are now available. The 2010 AGM reports and 2009 AGM minutes are also online.
If you would like an AGM report for any years previous to 2009, please contact the ASA's Executive Officer, who will be happy to assist you.
The ASA Calendar of Meetings contains all state and national events and meetings for the ASA and it's regional committees.
This statement applies to personal information collected by the ASA. Personal information includes members’ details and personnel details (including financial and personal correspondence). The ASA does not collect personal information from visitors to our website.
It is the ASA’s usual practice to collect personal information directly from members. Sometimes the ASA collects personal information from a third party, for example from publicly available sources such as websites or telephone directories.
Personal information is only to be used for the purposes for which it has been given to the ASA and for related, internal management purposes.
As a member of the ASA you are responsible to protect information entrusted to you or to which you have access. This means you may not pass personal information to anyone unless one of the following applies:
- You have received consent from the supplier of the information for it to be used in the specific circumstance for which you are releasing it.
- The supplier has been advised or would expect the information to be used in the manner it is used – for example mailing lists for the ASA News.
- It is required or authorised by law.
- It will prevent or lessen a serious and imminent threat to somebody's life or health.
- The disclosure is reasonably necessary for law enforcement or for the protection of public revenue.
The ASA Office is bound by the Information Privacy Principles of the Privacy Act 1988.
The ASA's strategic plan covers the vision, mission and objectives of the Society and is open to the public and members to view
