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REGISTRATION BROCHURE
EXHIBITORS
Booth Company Gold Sponsor
Gold Partner Seqirus
ASA NZSA ACE
1 TRUSTMOST
4 InterPharma
5 BOQ Specialist
6 HosPortal
8 Bongiorno
9 MediTrust Educational Sponsors
12 MediPress
16 Baxter (TBC)
19 ANZCA
20 Theatre Caps
21 Diagnostica Stago
24 BTC Health
26 Arcomed
27 Fisher & Paykel Healthcare
Karl Storz
28
Endoscopy Australia
29 - 30 Mindray
31 AFT Pharmaceutical Trainee ePoster Prize
35 Vyaire
36 Cutting Edge
40 - 41 Draeger
42 Grimsey
43 - 44 Medtronic
45 Intersurgical
46 - 47 FujiiFilm Sonosite
48 Surgical Specialties
49 Lateral Medical
50 - 51 BD
52 - 53 GE Healthcare
54 - 55 MSD
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WELCOME INVITATION
We have been given the privilege of convening the conjoint ASA
NSC/QLD ACE CME meeting in Brisbane,
23–25th July 2021.
Dr Peta Lorraway
It is exciting to have our committees working together with the
common goal of bringing you a great educational event, coupled ASA NSC 2021
with an opportunity to reconnect with colleagues and the many Convenor
that support us.
No one could have foreseen the challenges our anaesthetic NSC Committee
communities would face in 2020, and how we have needed to
Peta Lorraway: Convenor
adapt and display great flexibility in our working and personal lives.
It also highlighted how vital collaborative and continuing education Stephen Bruce: Scientific Convenor
is to our profession, our patients, and to society as a whole. Shaun Roberts: Co-Coordinator Workshops
We celebrate the 80th anniversary of the NSC this year and Francesca Rawlins: Co-Coordinator Workshops
it’s very fitting that the gift for this is the pearl, said to represent
Monique Wells: Social Coordinator
something endurable and unconquerable, which we think you’ll
agree speaks to how we’ve all responded. We are optimistic that Anthony Coorey: Treasurer/Industry Liaison
2021 will allow us to return to some aspects of ‘normal’ life, and Stewart Ure: TMG Representative
that we will together continue to shape what this ‘new normal’
David Elliott: ASA Federal Officer
will look like.
Denyse Robertson: ASA Senior Events Officer
Our joint scientific committee continues to work on a programme
that will bring you a wealth of knowledge in varied areas, there will
be something of interest no matter what aspect of anaesthetics
you are involved in. We aim to provide opportunities for
participation not only in a great lecture series, but also workshops,
discussion groups, Q&A sessions with experts, and quality
assurance activities.
New for 2021, we are offering a limited hybrid format, opening
up the option for delegates to view and interact with program
sessions virtually, as well as welcoming you onsite at the Brisbane
Convention and Exhibition Centre. Dr Ed Pilling
The Networking Function and Exhibitor Welcome drinks will take QLD ACE Meeting
place on the Friday evening, and will be a great opportunity to Convenor
meet with industry colleagues, enjoying drinks and canapés in
a relaxed setting. Our social function on the Saturday evening
is to be held at the Queensland Art Gallery Watermall and will QLD ACE Committee
be ticketed separately. We suggest booking early as celebrating Edward Pilling: Convenor
together in this fabulous location is sure to be popular.
Sarah Bowman: Committee Member
So on behalf of the entire organising committee we would like
Steven Cook: ASA Representative
to extend an invitation to you to be part of this great event. We
are hoping that you will be able to embrace the opportunity to Galina Gaidamaka: Committee Member
join us in Brisbane, where we show what you can achieve by Adam Keys: Committee Member
working together.
Phil Lee: Committee Member
Leanne Ryan: Committee Member
Many thanks,
Raman Singh: Committee Member
Dr Peta Lorraway and Dr Ed Pilling
Julie Donovan: QLD ACE Events Officer
Co-convenors ASA NSC & QLD ACE Meeting
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INVITED SPEAKERS
ASA NSC Committee QLD ACE Committee
Associate Professor Associate Professor
Kerstin Wyssusek Laurence Weinberg
Director, Department of Director of Anaesthesia,
Anaesthesia and Perioperative Austin Health, A/ Professor
Medicine, Royal Brisbane and Anaesthesia, Perioperative Pain
Women’s Hospital, Brisbane, Medicine Unit, Melbourne Medical
and Associate Professor, School, University of Melbourne.
University of Queensland. Honorary Consultant Anaesthetist,
Royal Children’s Hospital, VIC.
Dr Viren (Vern) Naik Mr Sean Lowry
Vice President, Royal College Director, Green Cup Consulting
International and Director of Sean is the Principal of
Assessment, Royal College Green Cup Consulting and
of Physicians and Surgeons, specialises in health system
Canada. R.S. McLaughlin reform, hospital performance
Professor of Medical improvement,efficiency and
Education, University of Ottawa health service commissioning.
Dr Jo Rotherham Dr Suzi Nou
Director, Pain Service ASA President, VIC. State
and Deputy Director, Trauma Case Review Group
Department of Anaesthetics, and VIC. DH Health Worker
Princess Alexandra Infection Prevention and
Hospital, Brisbane. Wellbeing Taskforce, Course
Director, Paediatric BASIC,
Primary Trauma Care (PTC),
Senior EMST Instructor and
ALS instructor.Elitiuria dolenda
Kester Brown Lecture
Professor Associate Professor
Edward Holmes John Loadsman
ARC Australian Laureate Fellow Staff Specialist Anaesthetist,
at the University of Sydney, Royal Prince Alfred Hospital
with concurrent Professorial and Conjoint Associate
appointments in the School Professor, Anaesthesia, Central
of Life & Environmental Clinical School, University of
Sciences & the School of Sydney, Sydney.
Medical Sciences.
4SOCIAL PROGRAMME
Welcome/Exhibitor
Reception
Date: Friday 23rd July
Venue: Great Hall, BCEC
Time 1700-1900
Relax and unwind with a cold drink and a catch up
chat with old and new friends after a day of workshops
and registration and take the time to acknowledge
the generous support of our exhibitors and sponsors,
before heading out to see what the Brisbane restaurant
district has to offer.
Cocktail Reception
Date: Saturday 24th July
Venue: Queensland Art Gallery
Time: 1900 –2130
Dress: Cocktail
This year the ASA NSC will not be holding its usual Gala
Dinner. Instead we look forward to seeing everyone at the
Queensland Art Gallery’s WaterMall room for a Cocktail
Reception. Please Note: Numbers are limited
( a 9 min walk from the BCEC)
PLEASE NOTE: Children under the age of 18 are not permitted to attend the
Welcome/Exhibition Reception or the Cocktail Reception.
While not official meeting events, our organizing The ASA & Anaesthetic community are proudly associated
committee are a pretty active bunch and would like to with philanthropy. In lieu of speaker gifts we will again
invite delegates to share some of what we get up to in donate to two very worthwhile charities - Lifebox, which
Brisbane with us. Details of meeting points will be updated needs no introduction, and Small Steps 4 Hannah,
should you wish to enjoy a city walk, cycle or Mt Cootha a locally established charity supporting victims of
hike in the morning, along with details of a local venue that domestic violence. A donation box will also be available
we’ll be heading to following closure of the meeting on for unused hotel amenities to support Orange Sky (Covid
Sunday afternoon for a final relax & unwind. rules permitting).
5THINGS TO DO IN BRISBANE
1. Powerhouse Comedy Festival a sense of loyalty among stallholders and shoppers.
Comic musings, side-splitting stories and www.janpowersfarmersmarkets.com.au/
tear-inducing tales … powerhouse-farmers-markets
Held from 16 July to 08 August 2021, this multi-venue 4. South Bank Collective Markets
laughter extravaganza held across Brisbane Powerhouse,
Little Stanley St, South Bank. Fri 5–9, Sat 10–9, Sun 9–4
The Tivoli and The Fortitude Music Hall, plays host to
one-liners, whimsy and mockery from some of the most Held every weekend in Stanley Plaza South Bank from
hilarious national and local comedians. Friday night through to Sunday afternoon, the Collective
Markets at South Bank attract Brisbanites and tourists
From stand-up to improv and sketch comedy, it’s got
alike. With an eclectic mix of original art, photography,
your tastes covered, *Brisbane Comedy Festival is not
unique gifts, trending fashion and vintage clothing, as
responsible for medical costs incurred as a result of said
well as foodie stalls and live music, the Collective Markets
side-splitting.
are a vibrant cultural melting pot set in the artisan’s
www.brisbanecomedyfestival.com heart of Brisbane.
2. Queensland Performing Arts Centre. www.collectivemarkets.com.au
One of Australia’s leading centres for live performance. 5. Southbank
QPAC embraces the world-renowned, emerging, local &
South Bank is Brisbane’s premier lifestyle and cultural
new performances each year.
destination. Located on the southern banks of the
www.qpac.com.au/event Brisbane River, its 17 hectares of lush parklands, world-
class eateries, stunning river views and hundreds of
3. Queensland Theatre Company delightful events all year round make it the perfect place to
For more than 50 years, Queensland Theatre has created relax and unwind.
collective experiences that change lives, presenting
an annual season of the best classic, contemporary, 6. Story Bridge Climb
international and Australian works. We are committed Panoramic group walks in safety harnesses across the top
to championing new voices on Australian stages of Brisbane’s iconic cantilever bridge.
including supporting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander www.storybridgeadventureclub.com.au
communities to develop and share their stories, and
encouraging a love of theatre through education and youth
participation across Queensland.
www.queenslandtheatre.com.au
3. Jan Powers Farmers Markets –
Powerhouse
Lamington St, New Farm Sat from 6am–12 midday
The Jan Powers Farmers Markets Powerhouse has drawn
strong crowds of food-lovers and smart shoppers since
the arts venue opened in 2000.
Much has changed over two decades but what remains
consistent is a commitment to high-quality products, a
deep connection with farmers and primary producers and
67. Howard Smith Wharves 11. Riverlife Activities
Busy, modern waterside development with restaurants, Riverlife has over 15 years of experience delivering
breweries & a sleek, contemporary hotel. adventurous things to do in Brisbane. We are open for
www.howardsmithwharves.com kayak, bike, URB-E and rollerblade hire, and for private
group kayaking, abseiling and rock climbing experiences.
8. Museum of Brisbane and City Hall Our newly decked out Citroen Van Gustave is up and
running and provides a place to grab a coffee, bite to eat
Museum of Brisbane explores contemporary and historic
or dine-in with colleagues along the Brisbane River.
Brisbane, Australia, and its people through a program of
art and social history exhibitions, workshops, talks, tours www.riverlife.com.au
and children’s activities.
12 . Brisbane River Walk
www.museumofbrisbane.com.au
The Brisbane Riverwalk is one of Brisbane’s absolute
9. Mt Coot-tha must do’s – a water highway for a stroll in and around the
riverbank overlooking the city skyline.
Mt Coot-tha is the closest mountain to the CBD offering a
panoramic view of the city, ways to spend a day and the www.mustdobrisbane.com/outdoors/walks/river
perfect spot for a picnic. Transport yourself to the western
13. South Bank Parkrun
suburbs of Brisbane for a Mt Coot-tha expedition of bush
walks, fantastic scenery, gardens galore and maybe even What is South Bank parkrun? It is a 5km run - it’s you
a ghost or two. against the clock.
www.visitbrisbane.com.au/information/articles/activities/ When is it? Every Saturday at 07:00am.
things-to-do-mt-coot-tha Where is it? The event takes place at South
Bank Parklands, Brisbane, QLD. See Course page
10. Botanical Gardens for more details.
The riverside City Botanic Gardens are Brisbane’s original
What does it cost to join in? Nothing - it’s free! Please
botanic gardens. Attractions at the gardens include
register before you first come along. Only ever register
the Bamboo Grove, Weeping Fig Avenue, Riverstage,
with parkrun once. Don’t forget to bring a printed copy
ornamental ponds and more. Booking sites are available
of your barcode (request a reminder). If you forget it, you
for special events.
won’t get a time.
www.brisbane.qld.gov.au/things-to-see-and-do/council-
www.parkrun.com.au/southbank
venues-and-precincts/parks/botanic-gardens-in-brisbane/
city-botanic-gardens 14. Top Golf
Book a Toptracer Play Bay in the Toptracer Play District
for up to 6 players and play, eat & drink with friends – no
skill required!
Includes:
Dedicated Bay for 1hr for up to 6 people
Unlimited range balls
Rental club hire
Food & beverage credit to use during your booking
www.golfcentralbne.com.au/golf-range
7CONJOINT ASA NSC & QLD ACE MEETING
TRAINEE DAY
Friday 23rd July
8:30 Perfomance Under Pressure
TBA
9:15 Block Master Class
Dr Michael Kerr
10:45 Career Decisions & Private Practice
Dr Anthony Coorey
Other benefits:
ASA members are entitled
to claim one complimentary
11:30 Training Decisions & Private Practice National Scientific Congress
(NSC) or Combined Scientific
Dr Anna Pietzsch
Congress (CSC) registration
during their Advanced/
Provisional Fellow Training
13:30 Tess Cramond Prize Session or in their first year as an
Ordinary Member, provided
they have been a financial APFT
member for two years. This is
claimable once and excludes
15:30 Final Exam Prep Workshop travel, accommodation, sundry
expenses, supplementary
Dr Vida Viliunas activities and workshops.
Dr Anthony Coorey
www.asansc.com.auBUSINESS MEETINGS
SATURDAY 24 JULY 2021
ANZCA QLD AGM Q1 & Q2 12:15 − 12:30
DayCare SIG AGM M1 & M2 15:00 – 15:15
Presidents' and CEOs' Meeting M8 (TBC) 14:00 − 15:00
Regional Anaesthesia SIG AGM Q1 & Q2 17:00 – 17:15
SUNDAY 25 JULY 2021
History of Anaesthesia SIG AGM M5 12:15 – 12:30
Future Convenors Meeting M8 10:45 − 12:15
ASA QLD AGM M4 15:00 − 15:15
MONDAY 26 JULY 2021
ASA Council Meeting Emporium Hotel 08:30 – 16:00
Due to NSC 2021 being moved to Brisbane the following Business Meetings will not be held at this years event:
ANZTADAC NO - Face to Face this year
ODEC Business Meeting Will be held later in the year
ASA AGM Will be held later in the year - Zoom
Editorial Board Meeting Will be held later in the year - Zoom
SPARC Will be held later in the year - zoom
Trainee Members Group Will be held later in the year - Zoom
OFF-SITE WORKSHOPS FRIDAY 23 JULY
OW1 OW2
14:00 – 16:30 | Cost: $25 | Group limit 30 pax 07:30 – 16:30 | Cost $1,100 | Group limit 30 pax
Art and Mindfulness Cadaveric Ultrasound Guided Regional
Facilitator: Dr Anna Hallett Anaesthesia
Queensland Art Gallery Facilitators: Dr David M Scott OAM and
Stanley Pl, South Brisbane Dr Dougal Miller
Location: Anatomy Facility, University of
Queensland (St Lucia Campus)
9Cadaveric Ultrasound
Guided Regional Anaesthesia
Workshop
Focusing on Regional Anaesthesia Blocks and
Catheter Insertion Techniques for beginner and
advanced regional anaesthesia practitioners.
Convenors:
Dr David Scott OAM & Dr Dougal Miller
The workshop will be held at
THE UNIVERSITY OF QLD ANATOMY FACILITY
FRIDAY 23 JULY 2021
07:30 – 16:30
Programme includes lunch and refreshments.
For the stand alone event please register via the
website using the code: CADAVERIC
www.asansc.com.auPROGRAMME – Friday 23 July
Trainee Day All workshops and Trainee Sessions are Face to Face
Q1 & Q2 M1 & M2 M3 M4 M5
08:30 –10:00 08:30 –10:00 08:30 –10:00 08:30 –10:00 08:30 –10:00
Block Master Class W1 W2
Dr Michael Kerr ALS COVID - Airway
Career Decisions & Private
Practice
Dr Anthony Coorey Facilitator: Facilitator:
Dr Fran Rawlins Dr Phil Melksham
Dr Robert Edwards
(ANZCA ER)
Morning tea 10:00–10:45
10:45 –12:15 10:45 –12:15 10:45 –12:15 10:45 –12:15 10:45 –12:15
Performance Under W3 W4
Pressure ALS COVID - Airway
Dr Emily O'Leary
Training with Children &
Taking Leave Facilitator: Facilitator:
Dr Anna Pietzsch Dr Fran Rawlins Dr Phil Melksham
(ANZCA ER)
Lunch 12:15–13:30
13:30 –15:00 13:30 –15:00 13:30 –15:00 13:30 –15:00 13:30 –15:00
W5 W6 W7 W8 Part 1
The Tess Cramond Major Haemorrhage ALS Anaphylaxis Directors of
Prize Session Department (4D)
Dr Sarah Bowman
Facilitator: Please note this session Facilitator: Lead Facilitator:
Dr Gareth Ansell has been put on hold Dr Agustina Frankel Dr Julie Lee
Dr Shaun Roberts (ANZCA ER) Dr Christian Van Dr Donald Mackie
(ANZCA ER) Nieuwenhuysen Dr Michael Cleary
(ANZCA ER) Dr Tracey Tay
Prof Guy Ludbrook
Afternoon tea 15:00–15:30
15:30 –17:00 15:30 –17:00 15:30 –17:00 15:30 –17:00 15:30 –17:00
Final Exam Prep W9 W10 W11 W8 Part 2
Workshop Major Haemorrhage ALS Anaphylaxis Directors of
Department (4D)
Facilitator: Facilitator: Please note this session Facilitator: Lead Facilitator:
Dr Vida Viliunas OAM Dr Gareth Ansell has been put on hold Dr Agustina Frankel Dr Julie Lee
Dr Anthony Coorey Dr Shaun Roberts (ANZCA ER) Dr Christian Van Dr Donald Mackie
(ANZCA ER) Nieuwenhuysen Dr Michael Cleary
(ANZCA ER) Dr Tracey Tay
Prof Guy Ludbrook
11PROGRAMME – Saturday 24 July
Face to Face & Virtual sessions Face to Face ONLY
Q1 & Q2 M1 & M2 M3 M4
08:30 – 10:00 08:30 –10:00 08:30 –10:00 08:30 –10:00
Chair: Dr Suzi Nou
Plenary 1
08:30 –09:00
Opening & Acknowledgement to
Country
09:00 –10:00
Kester Brown Lecture:
The Rebirth of the Pandemic Age:
Lessons learned from COVID
Prof. Edward Holmes
Morning tea served in Exhibition Hall 10:00 –10:45
10:45 –12:15 10:45 –12:15 10:45 –12:15 10:45 –12:15
Chair: Dr Ed Pilling Chair: Dr Fiona Macfarlane W12 Chair:TBC
ACE The Future Session Paediatric Refresher Opiate Stewardship Future of Digital Health in Australia
Perioperative anxiety- why it’s important in Private Hospitals Dr Rowan Ellis
Disruptors in Scholarly
Communication: do medical journals to manage and how
have a future? Dr Alex Donaldson
A/Prof. John Loadsman Peripheral vascular access: QCH
experience and vision Facilitator:
The current and emerging trends in Dr Ian Airey &
Dr Adam Keys
the Australian healthcare market Dr Ivan Rapchuk
Emergence delirium - the research,
Mr Sean Lowry prevention and treatment
Dr Paul Lee-Archer
Paediatric Pain: Update on current
Practice |Dr Mark Alcock
Lunch served in Exhibition Hall 12:15–13:30
12:30 - 13:30 Educational: Seqirus
13:30 –15:00 13:30–15:00 13:30–15:00 13:30–15:00
Chair: Dr Linda Beckmann Chair: Dr Sanjiv Sawhney W14 Chair: Dr Victoria Eley
Airway SIG Day Care SIG CICO Workshop Obstetrics SIG
Is HFNO really a 2-edged sword - the The Geriatric Surgical Patient: Cell Salvage in Obstetrics
breath of life for the patient, but a Frailty and Perioperative Decisions Facilitator: Dr Michelle Roets
breath of COVID for the Anaesthetist? Dr Catherine Yelland Dr Linda Beckmann Epidurals in Obese Parturients
Drs Sarah Lee | Mark Ng Tips and tricks for anaesthetising the (ANZCA ER)wan Dr Sue Lawrence
Objective Measures of BMV elderly and frail
Dr Kar Soon Lim Dr Philip Cumpston Multidisciplinary Panel:
Hurdles with Digital Airway Alerts Outcome results from the DayCOR Does she have capacity?
Dr Alexander Cottle survey A case-based discussion
Standardising Difficult Airway Alert Dr Ken Sleeman
Forms.
Dr Libby McLellan AGM
Afternoon tea served in Exhibition Hall 15:00–15:30
15:30 –17:00 15:30 –17:00 15:30 –17:00 15:30 –17:00
Chair: Dr Craig Daniel Chair: Dr Sean McManus W17 Chair Dr Martin Culwick
Regional Anaesthesia SIG Block! Perioperative SIG CICO Workshop Designing Safe & Efficient Systems
Collaborate and Listen What Defines Good Setting up STARS: Surgical Treatment
Lumbar Neuraxial Ultrasound Perioperative Care? Facilitator: and Rehabilitation Services.
Dr Lucas Edwards Big Data Dr Linda Beckmann Dr David Sturgess,
Committing to the nerve block life Dr Catherine McDougall Dr Jessica Taylor
(ANZCA ER)
Dr Cat Bella Frontline Approach Using Bowtie Diagrams for Predicting,
Preventing and Preparedness.
Hocus POCUS...the magic of new Dr Alisa Crouch
portable ultrasound devices Dr Martin Culwick, Dr Yasmin Endlich,
Where to from here?
Dr Stavros Prineas
Dr Paul Slocombe Dr Jeremy Fernando
The Resilient Anaesthetist 2021.
AGM
Dr Stavros Prineas
12PROGRAMME – Saturday 24 July
Face to Face ONLY
M5 M6 M7 M8 M9
08:30 –10:00 08:30 –10:00 08:30 –10:00 08:30 –10:00 08:30 –10:00
Morning tea served in Exhibition Hall 10:00–10:45
10:45 –12:15 10:45 –12:15 10:45 –12:15 10:45 –12:15 10:45 –12:15
W23 W13
Acute Severe Behavioural How to to be a
Disturbance (ASBD) Wellbeing Advocate
Facilitator: Facilitators:
Dr Galina Gaidamaka Dr Anna Hallettt
Dr Halia O'Shea Dr Di Khursandi
(ANZCA ER)
Lunch served in Exhibition Hall 12:15–13:30
Educational: BD
Substance Use Disorder
Dr Colin Baird, Dr Naham
Warhaft & Dr John Paull
13:30 –15:00 13:30 –15:00 13:30 –15:00 13:30 –15:00 13:30 –15:00
W15 CC1 CC2 Please note CC3 has now W16
Acute Severe Behavioural Case Conference: Case Conference: moved to 1530-1700 Hypnosis Workshop:
Disturbance (ASBD) Dealing with a Death on Bleeding: Can you fix this room M9
the Table anaesthetic bleeding?
Facilitator: Facilitator: Facilitator:
Facilitator:
Trevor Ghidella Dr Pat Tucker Dr Dinah Blunt
Dr Galina Gaidamaka
Dr Halia O'Shea (ANZCA PE) (ANZCA PE)
(ANZCA ER)
Afternoon tea served in Exhibition Hall 15:00–15:30
15:30 –17:00 15:30 –17:00 15:30 –17:00 15:30 –17:00 15:30 –17:00
W18 CC4 CC5 CC6 CC3
Acute Severe Behavioural Case Conference: Case Conference: Case Conference: Case Conference:
Disturbance (ASBD) Obstetrics: There’s no Medication: But no one Futility: Was this futile? Paeds: Maybe I should
such thing as a normal told me to stop it? do more kids - they’re all
delivery young and healthy?
Facilitator: Facilitator: Facilitator: Facilitator:
Facilitator:
Dr Galina Gaidamaka Dr Matthew Howes Dr Chris Breen Dr Masha Jukes Dr Kath Cooke
Dr Halia O'Shea (ANZCA PE) (ANZCA PE) (ANZCA PE) (ANZCA PE)
(ANZCA ER)
13PROGRAMME – Sunday 25 July
Face to Face & Virtual sessions Face to Face ONLY
Q1 & Q2 M1 & M2 M3 M4
08:30 –10:00 08:30 –10:00 08:30 –10:00 08:30 –10:00
Plenary 2
Chair: Dr Andrew Miller
08:30 –09:15
Geoffrey Kaye Oration:
Challenges and Cherished
moments - Dr Suzi Nou
09:15–10:00
Sustainability in anaesthesia
A/Prof. Kerstin Wyssusek
Morning tea served in Exhibition Hall 10:00–10:45
10:45–12:15 10:45–12:15 10:45–12:15 10:45–12:15
Chair: Dr David M Scott OAM Chair: Dr Anna Hallett Chair: Dr Chris Bowden Co-Chairs: A/Prof John Loadsman
Living and Dying Symposium Wellbeing SIG ODEC & Dr Linda Weber
Mindfulness on the run -how to The Impact of COVID in our AIC Editors Session
Voluntary Assisted Dying
introduce a mindfulness program region - a series of short AIC Journal Awards
Dr Viren Naik
into a busy department presentations from impacted Social media and research
How to Age Well Dr Shahina Braganza neighbour countries Dr Richard Seglenieks
Dr Nick John Mindfulness-based anxiety TRA2SH as a model for
management for safe performance Dr Chris Bowden
collaborative implementation in
Dr Lan-Hoa Le Dr David Pescod healthcare
Dr Rob McDougall Dr Jess Davies
Safety Science and Cognitive
Impairment Dr Rajesh Pachchigar
Dr Bernard Kelly Trainee-led research networks-
Australia and Beyond
Dr Adeel Aftab
Lunch served in Exhibition Hall 12:15–13:30
Educational: MSD - Myth
busting in 2021: time to say
12:30 - 13:30 Educational: Bongiorno
goodbye to residual NMB?
Speaker: Dr Glenn Murphy
13:30 –15:00 13:30 –15:00 13:30 –15:00 13:30 –15:00
Chair: Dr Adrian Sultana Chair: Squadron Leader Steven Chair: Dr David Highton Chairs: Drs Suzi Nou & Peter
Acute Pain SIG Cook CSC Neuroanaesthesia SIG Waterhouse
Opioid free anaesthesia Military Anaesthesia Group Perioperative stroke: an emerging ASA Session:
Dr Adrian Sultana RAAF Aeromedical Evacuation from epidemic in non-cardiac surgery? Q&A with Drs Suzi Nou & Peter
Supplemental oxygen and Antarctica to White Island and more Dr Jonathon Fanning Waterhouse on Managed Care,
patient controlled intravenous Wing Commander Public in Private contracts and all
Anaesthesia and perioperative other advocacy work of the ASA.
anaesthesia: how can we Howard Roby
neuroprotection for endovascular
improve safety? The next decade of deployable ADF stroke therapy
Dr Gavin Pattullo anaesthesia and surgical capability
Dr Danielle Crimmins
Updates in regional anaesthesia Prof. Michael Reade AM
- tips, tricks and avoiding Contemporary approaches to Advanced brain monitoring
mistakes haemorrhagic shock and damage A/Prof Laurence Weinberg
Dr Michael Kerr control resuscitation
Prof. Mark Midwinter CBE
Afternoon tea served in Exhibition Hall 15:00–15:30
15:30 –17:00 15:30 –17:00 15:30 –17:00 15:30 –17:00
Chair: Dr Leanne Ryan Chair: Dr Peta Lorraway Chair: Dr Kirsty Forrest
Morbidity and Mortality Hot Topic Update Med Education and
Meeting (ACE) Medical Marijuana - Weeding out Simulation SIG
Unpacking what can be learnt the anaesthetic issues! Leadership in a Crisis
from a variety of complex cases Dr Jo Rotherham Dr Suzanne Bertrand
Panel: Perioperative Patient Blood
Dr Michael Fanshawe
Dr Laurence Weinberg Management - How prepared is
Dr Genevieve Goulding your patient for surgery? Dr Jennifer Gaffney
Dr Patrick Clancy A/Prof. Kerstin Wyssusek Dr Conrad Macrokanis
(ANZCA QA 3 points)
14PROGRAMME – Sunday 25 July
Face to Face ONLY
M5 M6 M7 M8 M9
08:30–10:00 08:30–10:00 08:30–10:00 08:30–10:00 08:30–10:00
W19
ALS for Partners and
Children
Facilitator:
Katy O’Connnell
Morning tea served in Exhibition Hall 10:00–10:45
10:45–12:15 10:45–12:15 10:45–12:15 10:45–12:15 10:45–12:15
Chair: A/Prof. Paul Gray
History SIG
Lee's Synopsis of
Anaesthesia and learning
anaesthesia in Australia
Dr Di Khursandi
Tess Cramond’s Contribution
to Australian Anaesthesia
Dr Bronwyn Williams
The influence of J Alfred
Lee on the development of
anaesthesia in the UK
Dr Andrew Walpole
AGM
Lunch served in Exhibition Hall 12:15–13:30
13:30 –15:00 13:30 –15:00 13:30 –15:00 13:30 –15:00 13:30 –15:00
W20 CC7 CC8 CC9 W21
Managing Acute Clinician Case Conference: Case Conference: Case Conference: Acupuncture
Impairment: A case study Airway: It’s not your Regional: It’s been 24 Eyes: It’s only an eye
Workshop airway, it’s mine! hours doc, why does my block - what could
arm still not move? possibly go wrong?
Facititator: Facilitator: Facilitator: Facilitator: Facilitator:
Dr Bernard Kelly Dr Linda Beckmann Dr Adrian Chin Dr Lynda Allchurch Dr David Ho
(ANZCA PE) (ANZCA PE) (ANZCA PE) (ANZCA PE)
Afternoon tea served in Exhibition Hall 15:00–15:30
15:30 –17:00 15:30 –17:00 15:30 –17:00 15:30 –17:00 15:30 –17:00
W22 CC10 CC11 CC12 CC13
Practical mindfulness - Case Conference: Case Conference: Case Conference: Case Conference:
a Well-being Checklist Cardiac: I’ve got the echo Remote: Out of OT Hypoxia: Is that pulse Eyes: It’s only an eye block
Workshop - now what?! Challenges oximeter still on their - what could possibly go
finger? wrong?
Facilitator: Facilitator: Facilitator: Facilitator: Facilitator:
Dr Lan-Hoa Le Dr Peter Kerr Dr Ross Foreman Dr Adam Suliman Dr Ralph De Plater (ANZCA
(ANZCA Knowledge & Skills (ANZCA PE) (ANZCA PE) (ANZCA PE) PE)
3 points)
15OFFSITE WORKSHOPS
ONSITE Friday 23 July 2021
CHILDCARE OW1 | Art and Mindfulness
Date / Time Friday 23/07/21
14:00–16:30
Location Queensland Art Gallery
Cost $25
Lead Facilitator Dr Anna Hallett
Max. per workshop 30
The Queensland Art Gallery provides a beautiful and
serene environment for this relaxing, educational
and fun workshop. Come along and learn a little
about mindfulness and get to put it into action whilst
appreciating some art. We have been running these art
and mindfulness workshops for our registrars, during
exam time, for the past 3 years and they have been
hugely popular. See what it does for you.
OW2 | Cadaveric Ultrasound Guided
Regional Anaesthesia Workshop
Date / Time Friday 23/07/21
07:30–16:30
Location University of Queensland
Anatomy Facility
Cost $1,100
Lead Facilitators Dr David M Scott
Dr Dougal Miller
Max. per workshop 30
Focusing on Regional Anaesthesia Blocks and Catheter
Insertion Techniques for beginner and advanced regional
anaesthesia practitioners :
• brachial plexus blockade for shoulder surgery and
upper limb surgery
• saphenous nerve and popliteal sciatic nerve blockade
for knee arthroplasty and lower limb and foot and
ankle surgery
Arrangements have been made for • rectus sheath and TAP blocks for abdominal surgery
• head and neck blocks for head and neck surgery
onsite childcare facilities staffed by • paravertebral and erector spinae plane blockade for
professional childcare providers. breast and chest wall surgery
Stations will incorporate live models, fresh frozen
cadavers, anatomical specimens and experienced
• Spaces will be limited – first regional anaesthesia instructors.
come first served basis. Programme includes lunch and refreshments.
• Recommended for children
ages 3–6 years
Register online for more
details www.asansc.com.auBCEC WORKSHOPS
Workshops vary in their cost, duration, maximum participants and location. Details appear at the start of each
workshop description. The correct ticket is required for entry to all workshops.
Where workshops are repeated, your ticket will only allow you entry to the specified session and is not transferable to
other sessions of the same workshop.
Only one ER workshop, one non ER workshop and one Case Conference will be allocated per delegate up until the
end of May. Workshops are allocated on a ‘first-come, first-served’ basis and the availability of workshops is subject
to demand.
At the end May, all delegates will be notified of the available workshops by email. Delegates can edit their registration
booking online and select a further workshop. Please note, the selection of a further workshop after the end May will
only be available online.
Friday 23 July 2021 in a highly stressful situation as a team member
• Practiced the coordinated approach of intubation and
W1 | W3 | W6 | W10 ALS (ANZCA ER) extubation of COVID-19 positive patients and under-
Date / Time Friday 23/07/21 stand the risks involved for both patient and staff
W1 08:30 –10:00 • Discussed the management of crisis situations that may
W3 10:45 –12:15 be encountered. (CICO, CPR)
W6 13:30 –15:00 on hold
W10 15:30 –17:00 on hold W5 | W9 Major Haemorrhage
Location M3 (ANZCA ER)
Cost $175 Date / Time Friday 23/07/21
Lead Facilitator: Dr Fran Rawlins W5 13:30 –15:00
Max. per workshop 24 W9 15:30 –17:00
Location M1 & M2
In this workshop participants will move through a series Cost $75
of practical ALS scenarios and focussed discussions
Lead Facilitator: Dr Jonathan Samaan
with emphasis on addressing reversible causes of
cardiac arrest in peri-operative situations. Max. per workshop 15
W2 | W4 COVID - Airways In this interactive workshop there will be case centred
Date / Time Friday 23/07/21 discussion of major haemorrhage, ROTEM guided blood
W2 08:30 –10:00 product administration, and the management of bleeding
W4 10:45 –12:15 in patients taking oral anti-coagulant drugs. Participants
Location Meeting Room 4 will be expected to complete pre-course reading.
Cost $75 W7 | W11 Anaphylaxis (ANZCA ER)
Lead Facilitator: Dr Phil Melksham
Date / Time Friday 23/07/21
Max. per workshop 16
W7 13:30 –15:00
W11 15:30 –17:00
Aim: Location M4
To offer participants the opportunity to practice the skills
Cost $75
required in treating a COVID-19 patient undergoing
anaesthesia in the theatre environment. The workshop will Lead Facilitators: Dr Agustina Frankel & Dr
demonstrate the practical skills required for donning/doffing Christian Van Nieuwenhuysen
PPE, intubating and extubating the COVID-19 positive Max. per workshop 15
patient, and discuss emergency scenarios.
Learning Objectives: Perioperative anaphylaxis is a major cause of death and
By the end of the session, participants will have: serious morbidity. An increased awareness and use of
• Discussed the specific equipment/procedures/staff guidelines improves outcomes. This is an interactive
and special environments encountered in treating workshop using the ANZCA/ANZAAG Anaphylaxis
COVID-19 patients for anaesthesia Management Guidelines to explore and practice
• Practiced the putting on (donning) and removal of management of anaphylaxis, including management
(doffing) of PPE of the acute episode, as well as what to do once the
situation is under control and how to ensure proper
• Practiced the communication skills required to work
follow up.
17WORKSHOPS
W8 | Directors of Department (4D) The aim of this workshop is to identify how best practice
can be achieved in the private sector.
Date / Time Friday 23/07/21
Part 1 13:30 –15:00 W13| How to be a Wellbeing Advocate
Part 2 15:30 –17:00
Date / Time Saturday 24/07/21
Location M5 W13 10:45 –12:15
Cost $50 Location M5
Lead Facilitator Dr Julie Lee, Dr Donald Mackie Cost $25
Dr Michael Cleary
Lead Facilitators Dr Anna Hallett
Dr Tracey Tay Dr Di Khursandi
Prof Guy Ludbrook
Max. per workshop 30
Max. per workshop 24
Are you interested in being a Wellbeing point of contact
This collaborative learning event aims to facilitate the in your group or department but don’t know where to
development of professional and social networks start? Come along to this basic information session about
between its attendees. The intended outcome of this how to be a Wellbeing Advocate and how to provide
vision is to see our leaders from across Australia & New peer support with the opportunity to find out about the
Zealand build relationships and learn new skills and ANZCA doctors’ health programme from “Converge”, the
techniques, which will assist them in their challenging company contracted to provide it.
roles as leaders in our field.
W14| 17 Can’t Intubate Can’t
Saturday 24 July 2021 Oxygenate (ANZCA ER)
W12| Opiate Stewardship in Private Date / Time Saturday 24/07/21
Hospitals W13 13:30 –15:00
W15 15:30 –17:00
Date / Time Saturday 24/07/21 Location M3
W12 10:45 –12:15
Cost $175
Location M3
Lead Facilitator: Dr Linda Beckmann
Cost No Cost
Max. per workshop 16
Lead Facilitator: Dr Ian Airey | Dr Ivan Rapchuk
Max. per workshop 60 Aim: To offer participants the opportunity to practice the
skills required to perform front of neck access (FONA)
Considerable attention in the medical and lay press during a can’t intubate, can’t oxygenate (CICO) situation.
has been focused on the prescribing of opioids both This workshop also offers participants the opportunity to
in hospital and community practice. Current practice is execute their preferred technique in a simulated scenario
associated with unwanted personal and public health to help unpick the non-technical skills required during a
outcomes which are associated with a considerable CICO situation.
economic cost. The problem often starts in hospital.
Oral conventional opioids have become very popular as W15|18|23 Acute Severe Behavioural
the mainstay of postoperative analgesia. On discharge Disturbance (ASBD) (ANZCA ER)
from hospital, patients are frequently dispensed more
tablets than they require. Five to ten percent of patients Date / Time Sat: 24/07/21
continue taking the opioids, even when inflammation W23 10:45 –12:15
associated with the surgery has resolved. These patients W15 13:30 –15:00
risk opioid dependence. There are two major elements W18 15:30 –17:00
which underlie this outcome: lack of a documented Location M5
opioid tapering strategy and lack of communication of Cost $50
the tapering strategy with the GP.
Lead Facilitator: Dr Galina Gaidamaka
The Opioid Stewardship workshop will focus on the Dr Halia O'Shea
challenges anaesthetists face in private practice. The
Max. per workshop 15
workshop will include three modules:
• What is the challenge regarding pain management
and discharge planning in private practice and private Learn how to assess and manage behaviourally disturbed
hospitals? patients across a range of settings, with a focus on
interventions to de-escalate aggression, and the safe care
• What are we doing currently in this space and what
of patients who require sedation to contain their behaviour
could be considered best practice?
ASBD in the adult patient is the fifth emergency response
• How do we move towards best practice?
category activity available to participants of the ANZCA
18 and FPM continuing professional development program.WORKSHOPS
W16 | Hypnosis W21 | Acupuncture
Date / Time Saturday 24/07/21 Date / Time Sunday 25/07/21
W16 13:30 –15:00 W21 13:30 –15:00
Location M9 Location M9
Cost $25 Cost $25
Lead Facilitator: Dr Dinah Blunt Facilitator: Dr David Ho
Max. per workshop 20 Max. per workshop 24
Dr Dinah Blunt is an anaesthetist working in private This workshop will be focused on perioperative
practice in Brisbane and has also been a practising acupuncture with particular emphasis on acupuncture
hypnotherapist since 2015. This workshop will be for adjuvant pain relief in tonsillectomy. It will consist of a
a practical discussion which will include the use of short presentation, questions and answers session and
hypnotic communication, managing the anxious patient, hand-on practices of acupuncture among participants.
needle phobia and PONV.
W22 | Practical Mindfulness - a
Sunday 25 July 2021 Wellbeing Checklist
W19 | ALS for Partners and Children (ANZCA Knowledge & Skills 3 points)
Date / Time Sunday 25/07/21
Date / Time Sunday 25/07/21 W20 15:30 –17:00
W19 08:30 –10:00
Location M5
Location M6
Cost $25
Cost $30
Facilitator: Dr Lan-Hoa Le
Lead Facilitator: Katy O’Connell
Max. per workshop 24
Max. per workshop 20
How does mindfulness practice benefit the modern
This workshop is an opportunity for Children* and anaesthetist to reduce stress and burnout? How do we
partners to learn about topics such as use of an Epipen, find a piece of clarity and calmness in a midst of chaos?
asthma, myocardial infarct and of course cardiac Do the results aid in depression and anxiety disorders,
arrest and CPR. and improve chronic illness?
*Please note this is suitable only for adults and children age 15 & over “When one is stressed, anxious or in pain, the mind may
be agitated and disturbed. To be in a relationship to what
W20 | Managing Acute Clinician you’re experiencing, to abide it, and, learn to befriend
Impairment: A case study it, that is where the healing or transformative result of
(ANZCA PE) the practice of mindfulness lies. It’s possible to befriend
one’s fear rather than feeling stuck until the obstacle is
Date / Time Sunday 25/07/21 shutdown. It’s healing to realise if only for a moment here
W20 13:30 –15:00 and there, that you can be in a wiser relationship with
Location M5 your interior experience than just being driven by liking
or hating it. By learning skills to maintain inner resilience,
Cost $25
one can maintain an open, compassionate, receptive
Facilitator: Dr Bernard Kelly place for patients while also taking care of themselves.”
Max. per workshop 24 This small group workshop includes guided sitting
practices. No previous experience is required. Kick off
Dealing with an impaired or suspected impaired your shoes & wear comfortable clothing!.
colleague can be distressing, particularly as there may
not exist good processes for dealing with this issue. 67
percent of elective surgery admissions are to private
facilities (AIHW). This workshop will have an emphasis on
private practice, however, this case study is also relevant
to public hospital departments. At the crux of the matter
is balancing patient safety as well as procedural fairness
and support for the impaired clinician. We will discuss
the concepts of Just Culture and Second Victim when
dealing with an impaired colleague, and what we can
do as Directors and Departments to assist in getting the
best possible outcome.
19CASE CONFERENCES
This year we have taken a novel approach to small group discussions to really maximise the educational experience for
participants.These will be in a case conference format with a preceptor and up to 8 other participants. Sessions will run
for 90 minutes.
All participants and preceptors will bring a case on the nominated topic. Preceptors may ask for these to be submitted
prior to the meeting or brought along on the day. From these cases a discussion including best diagnostic, practice or
management guidelines will develop.
All cases, presenters and case discussion times will be referenced in the minutes.
Participants will then receive a statement of participation documenting their time of involvement as required per ANZCA
guidelines and will hence be evidence for the Case Conference Activity in Practice Evaluation for 90 min.
All Case Conferences cost $25 each During the first round of the registration period each delegate may only choose
one Case Conference.
CC1 | Death and Dying: Dealing with CC4 | There’s no such thing as a
a death on the table normal delivery
Date / Time Sat: 24/07/21 13:30 –15:00 Date / Time Sat: 24/07/21 15:30 –17:00
Location M6 Location M6
Moderator Dr Trevor Ghidella Moderator Dr Matthew Howes
Cost $25.00 Cost $25.00
Max. per session 8 Max. per 8
Have you ever experienced a death on the table or in Bring along any obstetrics cases to make you wonder
recovery room? These cases will be discussed and (or glad) why you do it - suitable for the occasional
allow for an opportunity to reflect on what went well, obstetric anaesthetist or those with a regular
what didn’t and how others have navigated this often obstetric caseload.
challenging situation.
CC5 | But no one told me to stop it?
CC2 | Can you fix this anaesthetic
bleeding? Date / Time Sat: 24/07/21 15:30 –17:00
Location M7
Date / Time Sat: 24/07/21 13:30 –15:00
Moderator Dr Chris Breen
Location M7 Cost $25.00
Moderator Dr Pat Tucker Max. per workshop 8
Cost $25.00
Max. per session 8 Drugs including SGLT2, aspirin & ACE inhibitors - should
I have carried on and what repercussions do I think
Cases for discussion on when you’ve encountered this had?
difficult to control bleeding, either surgical or medical,
anticipated or unexpected. This will aim to include CC6 | Was this futile?
discussion on diagnosing coagulopathy, TEG/ROTEM
Date / Time Sat: 24/07/21 15:30 –17:00
interpretation, along with other monitoring tools, along
with suggested management guidelines. Location M8
Moderator Dr Masha Jukes
CC3 | Maybe I should do more kids - Cost $25.00
they’re all young and healthy? Max. per workshop 8
Date / Time Sat: 24/07/21 13:30 –15:00
We make numerous difficult decisions regarding risk
Location M8
benefit on a daily basis in anaesthetics - we aim to
Moderator Dr Kath Cooke discuss the cases that may make you question your
Cost $25.00 judgement. Did you proceed, should you proceed and
Max. per session 8 would you do the same again?
When good paediatrics goes bad - these cases for
discussion could include any issues surrounding the
management of paediatric patients and would be
suitable for the occasional paediatric anaesthetist or
those who have vast paediatric experience.
20CASE CONFERENCES
CC7| It’s not your airway it’s mine! CC11| Out of OT Challenges
Date / Time Sun: 25/07/21 13:30 –15:00 Date / Time Sun: 25/07/21 15:30 –17:00
Location M6 Location M7
Moderator Dr Linda Beckmann Moderator Dr Ross Foreman
Cost $25.00 Cost $25.00
Max. per workshop 8 Max. per workshop 8
Sharing or managing a difficult airway is not without There has been an explosion of anaesthetic work
its challenges - bring along your ENT/maxillofacial or being performed outside of the traditional operating
other difficult airway cases to discuss assessment, theatre and this has brought new challenges. The cases
approaches to management and potential takeaway discussed here will focus on management of issues
techniques for the future. when you’re working in an isolated area eg dental
surgeries, endoscopy and cardiac catheter suites.
CC8| It’s been 24 hours doc, why
does my arm still not move? CC12| Is that pulse oximeter still on
their finger?
Date / Time Sun: 25/07/21 13:30 –15:00
Location M7 Date / Time Sun: 25/07/21 15:30 –17:00
Moderator Dr Adrian Chin Location M8
Cost $25.00 Moderator Dr Adam Suliman
Max. per workshop 8 Cost $25.00
Max. per workshop 8
Bring along your cases involving a regional anaesthetic
technique - there is a lot that could be explored here Bring along cases you’d like to discuss that have
from the very common to the very rare events and will involved the patient having low oxygen saturations.
aim to include what is the most recent evidence of risk What were the circumstances, how did you make the
vs benefit for your block. diagnosis, what was the treatment and did it require
involving ICU colleagues are just some of the discussion
CC9| It’s only an eye block - what options for these cases.
could possibly go wrong?
Date / Time Sat: 25/07/21 13:30 –15:00 CC13| It’s only an eye block - what
Location M8 could possibly go wrong?
Moderator Dr Lynda Allchurch
Date / Time Sun: 25/07/21 13:30 –15:00
Cost $25.00
Location M9
Max. per workshop 8 Moderator Dr Ralph De Plater
Cost $25.00
Case discussions focussing on everything in and
around the eyes, issues with differing block options, Max. per workshop 8
management of anticoagulation and is there any patient
not suitable for eye drops?. Case discussions focussing on everything in and
around the eyes, issues with differing block options,
CC10| I’ve got the echo - now what? management of anticoagulation and is there any patient
not suitable for eye drops?.
Date / Time Sun: 25/07/21 15:30-17:00
Location M6
Moderator Dr Peter Kerr
Cost $25.00
Max. per workshop 8
There’s a lot that can go wrong with the heart or devices
implanted in it - cardiac issues that have caused you
trouble pre, intra and post op. We look at diagnosis and
management options for these, and will aim to include
most recent guidelines.REGISTRATION AND ENTITLEMENTS
Arrival coffee,tea breaks & lunch
Welcome / Exhibition Reception
Admission to Congress
Entry to Exhibition
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Standard
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not include in the Congress Registration
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Congress (CSC) registration during their Advanced/Provisional Fellow Training or in their first year as an Ordinary
Member, provided they have been a financial APFT member for two years. This is claimable once and excludes travel,
accommodation, sundry expenses, supplementary activities and workshops.
22HOW TO REGISTER
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with your payment receipt attached. If you do not receive the confirmation email, please email the Secretariat at
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Payment must accompany all registration forms and cancellations received within seven days of the Congress,
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• Cheque or money order payable to the Australian the Congress Convenor.
Society of Anaesthetists.
Payment Policy Social Tickets: Regrettably, optional social function
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Admission to the Conjoint ASA NSC & QLD ACE Meeting is cancelled less than 48 hours prior to the event, as
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the Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre. varying views on many issues. We wish to encourage
Friday 23 July 16:00 – 19:00 respectful and reasonable discussion at our meetings.
Speakers have the right to deliver their messages without
Saturday 24 July 07:00 – 17:00
unwanted interjection. Where possible we will try to provide
Sunday 25 July 07:30 – 17:00 opportunity for respectful dialogue within the program
when time allows.
Cancellation Policy
Registration: Delegates who, after registering, find Disclaimer
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nominate a substitute delegate. printing. In the event of unforeseen circumstances, the
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delegate, a refund of registration fees, less a cancellation of Anaesthetists, reserves the right to delete or alter items
fee of $150 (incl. GST) will be made if the written in the Meeting Program.
cancellation is received by 23 June 2021. Written
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23ACCOMMODATION
Special rates have been negotiated for Congress Cancellation and amendments:
delegates at a range of hotels near the Brisbane
Convention & Exhibition Centre These rates are only Emporium Hotel South Bank (TBC)
available to congress delegates and bookings MUST be • Reservations must be guaranteed with a credit card
made via the online registration form when registration
• Credit card is required to guarantee bookings
opens in April 2021.
• Cancel by 2pm day of arrival to avoid
Prices listed are in Australian dollars and are per night. penalty of 1 night
Prices are room only rates unless otherwise specified.
• Government/Military discount
Room availability Ivy Eve Apartments
Every effort is made to satisfy accommodation requests;
• 1 night’s deposit to guarantee reservation
however, accommodation is offered on a first-in basis
and is subject to availability. We strongly encourage • 1 night’s cancellation fee from 30 days
you to make your accommodation booking as early • No charges for amendments to bookings
as possible to avoid disappointment and secure these • Delegates able to book accommodation
special Congress rates. up until 15 days prior to the event
Accommodation alterations and Mantra South Bank
cancellations • Within 10 days but up to 48 hours of your scheduled
check-in time: a $50 cancellation fee will be deducted
All booking requests, cancellations and amendments must from any monies which you have already paid.
be sent in writing to the Registration Manager at
• Within 48 hours of your scheduled check-in time:
registration@asansc.com.au.
a 100% cancellation fee will apply and you will be
Please note: Credit card details will be required to secure required to pay to Mantra Group the full amount
your booking. These details will officially confirm your of your booking less any amount which you have
booking. Each guest is responsible for settling their own already paid.
account upon check-out. All cancellation fees will be
charged to the card provided. Please Note: Room rates are indicative and
subject to change. All room rates are quoted in AUD and
include 10% GST Price includes Wi-Fi
Emporium Hotel South Bank
267 Grey St, South Brisbane QLD 4101
Room Type: Vista King Suite River City King Suite
Rate: $369.00 incl. GST Rate: $449.00 incl. GST
Walking distance to BCEC: 8 Minutes Breakfast: Not included in rate - $29pp
Check in: 2.00 pm Internet: Inclusive
Check Out: 11.00 am Parking: Valet parking $45/night
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22/28 Merivale St, South Brisbane QLD 4101
Room Type: Resort Room One Bedroom Apt Resort Room Two Bedroom Apt
Rate: $159.00 incl. GST Rate: $249.00 incl. GST
Walking distance to BCEC: 5 Minutes Breakfast: Not included
Check in: 3.00 pm Internet: Inclusive
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Room Type: Studio Apartment One Bedroom Apt
Rate: $229.00 incl. GST Rate: $249.00 incl. GST
Walking distance to BCEC: 3 Minutes Breakfast: Not included - $22pp
Check in: 3.00 pm Internet: Inclusive
Check Out: 11.00 am Parking: $ 40/night
Please note:
All the above hotels are not Government COVID Quarantine listed
hotels and all are guaranteed not to be
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KEY HOTELS
Visitor Information
Emporium Hotel South Bank
Ferry Stop
Ivy & Eve Apartments
Railway Station
Mantra South Bank
Bus Station
Church/Cathedral
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