Now with 13,000+ reports, webAIRS is the world's largest anaesthetic incident database! Built by AU/NZ anaesthetists, we're turning experiences into collective wisdom for patient safety & continuous improvement. Every report matters. Join us to help shape a safer future. webairs.com #anksy
Not an evolution in as much it was a rebirth of the concept
More than 13,000 incidents have been reported to webAIRS! Making it the largest anaesthetic incident reporting and learning database in the world. Built by anaesthetists and supported by the NZSA, ASA and ANZCA, webAIRS reflects our shared dedication to patient safety and continuous improvement!
There are now > 13,000 incidents reported to @webairs.com, the largest anaesthetic incident reporting & learning database. Built by anaesthetists & supported by ANZCA, @asa-australia.bsky.social & @thenzsa.bsky.social. Join the growing community of anaesthetists making a difference: www.anztadc.net
Dr Yasmin Endlich presents on applying Safety-II principles to anaesthetic airway management, based on real-world insights from webAIRS A powerful look into how we learn from difficult & failed intubations to improve outcomes. #PatientSafety #AirwayManagement #ansky #webAIRS #ASM25CNS
Cover slide showing a child being anaesthetised and radiology equipment with the title ‘paediatric anaesthesia incidents in radiology departments’
Looking forward to presenting at @anzca.bsky.social our findings from @webairs.com this morning
#ASM25CNS
Have you registered for the webAIRS workshop at the upcoming @anzca.bsky.social ASM in Cairns? “Incident reporting to webAIRS - for a safer future” Fri 2 May 3.30-5pm. You'll gain insight and knowledge into anaesthetic near misses and adverse events. More: asm.anzca.edu.au/program/
The Australian and New Zealand College of Anaesthetists @anzca.bsky.social has announced it is dumping X in favour of @bsky.app
Do give them a follow
www.anzca.edu.au/news/anzca-a...
17 UK anaesthetists interviewed by a psychologist on their experience of #eFONA for #CICO
2 meta themes emerged:
1. Making the decision is the hardest part; the doing is easier
2. What helps make the decision?
https://buff.ly/40ADHX6
#AnSky #MedSky #airway #AirwaySky #anaesthesia
The verification process on Bluesky allows accounts to verify themselves by changing their account handle to a domain they are known for and control.
We have just done this and are now @webairs.com . This is a super simple step that any organisation can take to avoid impersonation.
#ansky
Quick video update from the ASA on the cluster of failures of laparoscopic insufflation equipment in Australia leading to potential patient harm.
#ansky
Reports can be submitted to Webairs at Webairs.com or directly to Safer Care Victoria at forms.office.com/Pages/Respon...
Ep. 17 of the NZSA podcast discusses a case series of incidents reported to webAIRS relating to GLP-1 agonists accepted for publication in Anaesthesia & Intensive Care authored by Dr Clayton Lam, Dr D-Yin Lin & ANZTADC Director Dr Yasmin Endlich
#Ansky
nzanaesthesia.podbean.com/e/episode-17...
Cluster of intra-operative bradycardic events due to high intra-abdominal pressures due to malfunctioning laparoscopic insufflation equipment in Australia.
If your hospital has experienced this you can notify with this form. forms.office.com/Pages/Respon...
#Ansky
Look-alike ampoules : Inadvertent clonidine and glycopyrrolate substitution. - Webairs article published in latest ANZCA Bulletin
issuu.com/anzca1992/do...
#lookalikedrugs #ezdrugID
Inspired by the work of @webairs.bsky.social we’ve created a Learning from Incidents initiative in the GSTT anaesthetic department. Proud to share it was awarded the AAGBI Patient Safety Prize!
In a nutshell: horizontal and timely dissemination of lessons from incidents can improve patient safety!
👋
Looking for some anaesthesia/anesthesiology & critical care accounts. Start here.
go.bsky.app/4N4D7MW
