📦 ATOTW Package: Preparing Anaesthesiologists for Health Emergencies Tutorial: High Flow Oxygen in Anaesthesia and Critical Care 🔗Read here: https://t.co/FfzQSeWIH9

📘 New ATOTW is out! Key anaesthetic principles for paediatric middle ear surgery: assessment, airway management, preparation and positioning, TIVA, facial nerve monitoring, surgical field optimisation, analgesia, PONV prevention, and procedure-specific considerations. 🔗

Quick reminder 🌟 WFSA is inviting applications for the next Editor in Chief of Update in Anaesthesia. The new term starts in April 2026 📅 Know someone who’d be perfect? 👉 https://t.co/NG6AKBNePS

📦 ATOTW Package: Preparing Anaesthesiologists for Health Emergencies Tutorial: Key Concepts in the Perioperative Management of Spinal Cord Injuries 🔗 Read here: https://t.co/9NResghPPA

Francisco Javier Villanueva performed Chile’s first recorded general anaesthetic in 1840s Valparaiso, saving a 90-year-old patient from a life-threatening injury. 🔗Read Francisco Javier Villanueva: The First Administration of General Anaesthesia in Chile by Dr Veronica Varas &

Have you registered yet? 🚨 Webinar: Saving lives when blood is scarce – applying perioperative PBM in trauma & obstetric haemorrhage 📅 Thu, 20 Nov 2025 | 15:00 GMT 🔑 Practical strategies for bleeding emergencies in low-resource settings 🌐 Simultaneous Amharic translation

📦 ATOTW Package: Preparing Anaesthesiologists for Health Emergencies Tutorial: The diagnosis and management of a perioperative thyrotoxic crisis 🔗 Read here: https://t.co/mMub58fPNL

During and after WWII, three South African women shaped anaesthesia through clinical innovation, leadership, and teaching. 🔗Read Handmaidens and Pioneers: Three Female Anaesthetists and Their Contribution to Anaesthesia in South Africa by C & P Gordon in Update in Anaesthesia

Inside the Tracks continues! Following fellow Co-Chair Benedikt Preckel, we spotlight Hilal Ayoglu, Co-Chair of the Safety & Quality Track at #WCA2026. Her track bridges innovation and practice - advancing safer anaesthesia worldwide. Read more: https://t.co/uItXL09cMM

📦 ATOTW Package: Preparing Anaesthesiologists for Health Emergencies Tutorial: Drowning 🔗 Read here: https://t.co/iQl0HIKzdo

Anaesthesia in Papua New Guinea has grown from early challenges to developing a specialist workforce and global engagement in low-resource medical education. 🔗Read Development of Anaesthesia in Papua New Guinea by Dr Arvin W. Karu, Dr Pauline B. Wake, Dr Yasmin Endlich & Dr

🔍WFSA invites applications for the next Editor-in-Chief of Update in Anaesthesia, our open-access journal advancing safe anaesthesia care worldwide. The new Editor-in-Chief is expected to begin their term in April 2026. 🔗 https://t.co/NG6AKBNePS

👏Big congratulations to @SaferSurgery for being selected as awardees of a major unrestricted grant from Action for Women’s Health: Lifebox – Lever for Change! A fantastic recognition of their global work for safer surgery and anaesthesia. 🔗 https://t.co/bmTRHSq2AA

📦 ATOTW Package: Preparing Anaesthesiologists for Health Emergencies Tutorial: The Physiologically Difficult Airway 🔗 Read here: https://t.co/gKQknPQRwZ

Don’t miss this Thursday’s #WCA2026 webinar: “Circulation: What’s New in the ESICM Consensus Guidelines on Shock and Haemodynamic Monitoring” Join experts from Europe 📅 13 Nov | 10:00 EST - 16:00 CET -n20:30 IST 🔗 Register: https://t.co/VxtaMQjYcH

📦 ATOTW Package: Preparing Anaesthesiologists for Health Emergencies Tutorial: Nontechnical Skills and Crisis Resource Management in the Operating Room 🔗 Read here: https://t.co/srr8OmQiFK

🚨 Webinar: Saving lives when blood is scarce – applying perioperative PBM in trauma & obstetric haemorrhage 📅 Thu, 20 Nov 2025 | 15:00 GMT 🔑Practical strategies for bleeding emergencies in low-resource settings 🌐Simultaneous Amharic translation available 🔗 Details &

🩸 Reminder: Join the first global WHO webinar on Patient Blood Management (PBM) this Nov 18 — following WHO’s first-ever PBM implementation guidance. Prof. Axel Hofmann, Chair of WHO’s PBM Steering Committee and GAfPA Blood Health Initiative partner, will be among the speakers.

From colonial roots to global impact, anaesthesia in Nigeria has grown through innovation, education, and resilience. 🔗Read Anaesthesia in Nigeria: A Journey of Resilience, Innovation, and Global Impact by Bisola Onajin-Obembe & Olubusola Temitope Alagbe-Briggs in UIA (Vol.