2010
January
Advanced Ultrasound Guided Regional Anaesthesia
8 – 9 January 2010 Venue:Newcastle
These courses are organized by Regional Anaesthesia UK – RAUK (formerly ESRA UK & Ireland) the official UK national regional anaesthesia society affiliated to ESRA, in conjunction with Sonosite Ltd.
This two-day course is aimed at anaesthetists wishing to improve their skills in UGRA and comprises of didactic lectures covering all commonly used regional techniques, clinical and cadaveric anatomy demonstrations and practical hands-on workshops. Further information on the faculty and content of this course can be found on the RAUK website www.RA-UK.org, these courses are also recognized for the ESRA diploma.
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February
Joint RA-UK/Dutch Association of Regional Anesthesia (DARA) Meeting
5- 6 Feb 2010 Venue:Heeze, Netherlands
Joint meeting of the Dutch and British associations, organized by DARA. Preliminary program includes pediatric peripheral nerve blocks, pediatric plexus blocks, Transversus Abdominis Plane (TAP) block, and lipid rescue of local anesthetic intoxication.
Further details to follow
Introductory Ultrasound Guided Regional Anaesthesia
8-9 February 2010 Venue:Hitchin
The two-day introductory course is designed to teach those who have little or no experience in the use of ultrasound in their normal daily practice. The course comprises of didactic lectures on the physics of ultrasound, ultrasound anatomy and regional anaesthesia techniques. The lectures and hands-on sessions will concentrate on the brachial plexus, upper and lower limb blocks.
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Ultrasound For Regional Anaesthesia in Adults and Children
25-26 Feb 2010 Venue: Liverpool
The course has developed a great deal over the 5 years it has been running.
Registered for 10 CPD points
The emphasis is learning skills that you can take away and apply in practice back at work.
Over 9 hours of hands on workshops over the 2 days.
We try to tailor the sessions to your abilities and your interests.
The faculty comprises both adult and paediatric anaesthetists so whether you wish to discuss how to do a patient for shoulder arthroplasty or trcheooesophageal fistula there is someone with the appropriate experience..
All workshops on adult volunteers
Aimed at consultants and trainees
Limited to 12 places, ratio of 3 : 1 teaching ratio
Cost £300. Application form available here
All enquires to:
The Anaesthetic & Pain Service Secretaries
The Royal Liverpool Children’s Hospital – Alder Hey
telephone: 0151 252 5223 - fax: 0151 252 5460
Barbara Conway/or Kim Bennett @alderhey.nhs.uk
March
5th Oxford Regional Anaesthesia Course
25 -26 March 2010 Venue: Oxford
. Lectures, Tutorials and Videos
. Cadaver, Simulator and Live Models Workshops
. ESRA format MCQ practice session (for those who wish to test their knowledge)
This intensive 2-day course with enhanced half-day Cadaver workshop will cover modern regional anaesthesia equipment, drugs and techniques (landmarks and ultrasound) for principal peripheral nerve blocks for head and neck, trunk and limb surgery. It is run by the members of the Oxford Group of Regional Anaesthesia, with invited guest speakers from outside Oxford Region.
Venue: Nuffield Orthopaedic Centre, Oxford (Medical Sciences Teaching Centre, University of Oxford Medical School for Cadaver workshop)
Registration fee: £225 before 31st January 2010 (£275 afterwards), payable by cheque to "Oxford Group of Regional Anaesthesia"; £25 discount to members of RA UK (www.ragbi.org) and/or ESRA (www.esraeurope.org ).
. Places for workshops are limited to 40 participants.
Course organisers: Drs Svetlana Rutter, James Matthews and Niamh Feely
Secretarial support: Mrs Margaret Scott, NDA, Oxford
Enquiries:
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Application form available here
April
12th Cork Peripheral Nerve Block Course
8-10 April 2010 Venue:Department of Anatomy, University College Cork and Cork University Hospital, Ireland
A two & a half day, cadaver and live model - based course in relevant anatomy and techniques, including nerve stimulation and ultra-sound imaging, emphasizing the development of practical skills with live demonstration and hands-on practice in theatre.
Course fee: € 750
Under the auspices of the College of Anaesthetists,RCSI approved for 12 CME points
Recognized for the ESRA Diploma on Regional Anaesthesia
For further information and application form, please contact:
Dr. Brian O’Donnell, Department of Anaesthesia, South Infirmary Victoria and Cork University Hospitals, Cork, Ireland
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Tel: +353 21 4922135 Fax: +353 21 4546434
Advanced Ultrasound Guided Regional Anaesthesia
16-17 April 2010 Venue:Bristol
These courses are organized by Regional Anaesthesia UK – RAUK (formerly ESRA UK & Ireland) the official UK national regional anaesthesia society affiliated to ESRA, in conjunction with Sonosite Ltd.
This two-day course is aimed at anaesthetists wishing to improve their skills in UGRA and comprises of didactic lectures covering all commonly used regional techniques, clinical and cadaveric anatomy demonstrations and practical hands-on workshops. Further information on the faculty and content of this course can be found on the RAUK website www.RA-UK.org, these courses are also recognized for the ESRA diploma.
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Introductory Ultrasound Guided Regional Anaesthesia
17-18 April 2010 Venue:Hitchin
The two-day introductory course is designed to teach those who have little or no experience in the use of ultrasound in their normal daily practice. The course comprises of didactic lectures on the physics of ultrasound, ultrasound anatomy and regional anaesthesia techniques. The lectures and hands-on sessions will concentrate on the brachial plexus, upper and lower limb blocks.
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May
Ultrasound for Regional Anaesthesia
Fri 7 May 2010 Venue: UCH Education Centre, London
A one day introductory course in the basics of Ultrasound Guided Regional Anaesthesia aimed at those
-who want to perform blocks better
-who want to learn ultrasound guided regional anaesthesia
Features:
-real ultrasound on live models!
-less than 30 candidates
-teaching by experienced anaesthetists
-lunch + breaks
-tutoring by interventional radiologists on in/out of plane techniques on phantoms
Course manager Claire Matejowsky UCLH
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Course organisers Dr Damon Kamming
More details at: http://www.ucl.ac.uk/anaesthesia/education/UltrasoundRegional
June
Ultrasound For Regional Anaesthesia in Adults and Children
17-18 June 2010 Venue: Liverpool
The course has developed a great deal over the 5 years it has been running.
Registered for 10 CPD points
The emphasis is learning skills that you can take away and apply in practice back at work.
Over 9 hours of hands on workshops over the 2 days.
We try to tailor the sessions to your abilities and your interests.
The faculty comprises both adult and paediatric anaesthetists so whether you wish to discuss how to do a patient for shoulder arthroplasty or trcheooesophageal fistula there is someone with the appropriate experience..
All workshops on adult volunteers
Aimed at consultants and trainees
Limited to 12 places, ratio of 3 : 1 teaching ratio
Cost £300. Application form available here
All enquires to:
The Anaesthetic & Pain Service Secretaries
The Royal Liverpool Children’s Hospital – Alder Hey
telephone: 0151 252 5223 - fax: 0151 252 5460
Barbara Conway/or Kim Bennett @alderhey.nhs.uk
Advanced Ultrasound Guided Regional Anaesthesia
21-22 June 2010 Venue:Brighton
These courses are organized by Regional Anaesthesia UK – RAUK (formerly ESRA UK & Ireland) the official UK national regional anaesthesia society affiliated to ESRA, in conjunction with Sonosite Ltd.
This two-day course is aimed at anaesthetists wishing to improve their skills in UGRA and comprises of didactic lectures covering all commonly used regional techniques, clinical and cadaveric anatomy demonstrations and practical hands-on workshops. Further information on the faculty and content of this course can be found on the RAUK website www.RA-UK.org, these courses are also recognized for the ESRA diploma.
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July
Introductory Ultrasound Guided Regional Anaesthesia
5-6 July 2010 Venue:Hitchin
The two-day introductory course is designed to teach those who have little or no experience in the use of ultrasound in their normal daily practice. The course comprises of didactic lectures on the physics of ultrasound, ultrasound anatomy and regional anaesthesia techniques. The lectures and hands-on sessions will concentrate on the brachial plexus, upper and lower limb blocks.
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September
The XXIX Annual European Society for Regional Anaesthesia Congress
8-11 September 2010 Venue: Porto, Portugal
The XXIX Annual European Society for Regional Anaesthesia Congress will unite over 1,500 anaesthesiologists, physicians and scientists who use regional anaesthesia for surgery, obstetrics and paediatrics and pain control. Don’t miss a unique opportunity to learn and network with global experts in the beautiful historic town of Porto.
Visit the congress website: http://www2.kenes.com/esra2010/Pages/Home.aspx
Ultrasound For Regional Anaesthesia in Adults and Children
9-10 September 2010 Venue: Liverpool
The course has developed a great deal over the 5 years it has been running.
Registered for 10 CPD points
The emphasis is learning skills that you can take away and apply in practice back at work.
Over 9 hours of hands on workshops over the 2 days.
We try to tailor the sessions to your abilities and your interests.
The faculty comprises both adult and paediatric anaesthetists so whether you wish to discuss how to do a patient for shoulder arthroplasty or trcheooesophageal fistula there is someone with the appropriate experience..
All workshops on adult volunteers
Aimed at consultants and trainees
Limited to 12 places, ratio of 3 : 1 teaching ratio
Cost £300. Application form available here
All enquires to:
The Anaesthetic & Pain Service Secretaries
The Royal Liverpool Children’s Hospital – Alder Hey
telephone: 0151 252 5223 - fax: 0151 252 5460
Barbara Conway/or Kim Bennett @alderhey.nhs.uk
Advanced Ultrasound Guided Regional Anaesthesia
9 – 10 September 2010 Venue: Liverpool
These courses are organized by Regional Anaesthesia UK – RAUK (formerly ESRA UK & Ireland) the official UK national regional anaesthesia society affiliated to ESRA, in conjunction with Sonosite Ltd.
This two-day course is aimed at anaesthetists wishing to improve their skills in UGRA and comprises of didactic lectures covering all commonly used regional techniques, clinical and cadaveric anatomy demonstrations and practical hands-on workshops. Further information on the faculty and content of this course can be found on the RAUK website www.RA-UK.org, these courses are also recognized for the ESRA diploma.
More details
November
Introductory Ultrasound Guided Regional Anaesthesia
22-23 November2010 Venue:Hitchin
The two-day introductory course is designed to teach those who have little or no experience in the use of ultrasound in their normal daily practice. The course comprises of didactic lectures on the physics of ultrasound, ultrasound anatomy and regional anaesthesia techniques. The lectures and hands-on sessions will concentrate on the brachial plexus, upper and lower limb blocks.
More details
December
Advanced Ultrasound Guided Regional Anaesthesia
3-4 December 2010 Venue: Nottingham
These courses are organized by Regional Anaesthesia UK – RAUK (formerly ESRA UK & Ireland) the official UK national regional anaesthesia society affiliated to ESRA, in conjunction with Sonosite Ltd.
This two-day course is aimed at anaesthetists wishing to improve their skills in UGRA and comprises of didactic lectures covering all commonly used regional techniques, clinical and cadaveric anatomy demonstrations and practical hands-on workshops. Further information on the faculty and content of this course can be found on the RAUK website www.RA-UK.org, these courses are also recognized for the ESRA diploma.
More details
Ultrasound For Regional Anaesthesia in Adults and Children
16-17 December 2010 Venue: Liverpool
The course has developed a great deal over the 5 years it has been running.
Registered for 10 CPD points
The emphasis is learning skills that you can take away and apply in practice back at work.
Over 9 hours of hands on workshops over the 2 days.
We try to tailor the sessions to your abilities and your interests.
The faculty comprises both adult and paediatric anaesthetists so whether you wish to discuss how to do a patient for shoulder arthroplasty or trcheooesophageal fistula there is someone with the appropriate experience..
All workshops on adult volunteers
Aimed at consultants and trainees
Limited to 12 places, ratio of 3 : 1 teaching ratio
Cost £300. Application form available here
All enquires to:
The Anaesthetic & Pain Service Secretaries
The Royal Liverpool Children’s Hospital – Alder Hey
telephone: 0151 252 5223 - fax: 0151 252 5460
Barbara Conway/or Kim Bennett @alderhey.nhs.uk
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