Svelate le prove del World’s Strongest Man 2026! Dai tronchi alle pietre, ecco come si vincerà!
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It’s wonderful to see Dr Shreya Ghosh recognised for her clinical audit focused on enhancing care for frail patients undergoing emergency surgery.
Many congratulations!
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🐝 The buzz from Winter Scientific Meeting 2026 is still with us!
Watch the highlights to see some of our favourite moments. We're looking forward to seeing you next year at WSM 2027.🩺
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And finally, in our celebration series… 🌟
We’re proud to recognise three outstanding individuals whose dedication and leadership have helped shape the Association.
🎉 Congratulations to Dr Allan Xu, Dr Kirstin May, and Dr Paul Barker!
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Well done to award winner, Dr Aislinn Sherwin, from St James's Hospital in Dublin! 👏 @sjhdublin.bsky.social
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Congratulations to InPlane Group & The Immersive Education Learning Team for winning the Mal Morgan Educational Team of the Year Award👏
🎉 This award recognises outstanding teams of anaesthetists leading impactful educational initiatives that advance training and knowledge in anaesthesia.
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🌟Next in our honours and awards series..
We are recognising two award winners united by a powerful commitment to looking after others, championing inclusivity, and supporting the wellbeing of colleagues and patients alike.
Many congratulations to Dr Sameer Ahmed and Dr Saumitra Mishra 🎉
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🌟 Next up in our honours and awards, we have the Featherstone Professorship!
This has been awarded to those who have made substantial contributions to anaesthesia research and the advancement of the specialty, honouring scientific excellence and leadership ✒️
The winners are..🧵
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Congratulations to our EIC Matt Wiles, awarded the Featherstone Professorship and our previous EIC Andy Klein, awarded the Sir Ivan Magill Memorial Medal for Excellence at #WSM2026.
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Photography credit to Rob Fleming @robjimfleming.bsky.social with thanks! #AnSky
And next, the Evelyn Baker Recognition of Service Award 🏆
Honouring the unsung heroes of anaesthesia - those demonstrating exceptional clinical competence, teaching, training and colleague support.
Congratulations Dr Rafal Baraz! 🎉
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First up, we have the Sir Ivan Magill Memorial Medal for Excellence 🏅
Huge congratulations to Dr Andrew Klein for receiving this lifetime honour for extraordinary impact.
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We're celebrating the honours and awards presented at #WSM2026 - and the remarkable individuals whose contributions to anaesthesia are being recognised 🏅
You all heard about the new breastfeeding guidelines at #WSM2026!
Now the conference fun is behind us, take some time to have a quick read and refresh your understanding of how to care for breastfeeding patients!
#AnSky #breastfeeding #MedSky #SurgSky
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Dr Lyons in front of a blank slide!
Dr Lyons continues. This is making for a very entertaining debate. This was a brilliant choice for the final session of the conference.
"Here is the slide covering the robust evidence that TIVA is superior for RSI than hand bolus followed by turning on a volatile."
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Dr Lyons standing in front of his slide with the methods, drugs and positions someone might use for Rapid Sequence Induction.
Speaking against TIVA in this afternoon's #WSM2026 debate, Dr Craig Lyons first illustrates the number of ways in which we have also "modified" or allowed variation in practice when it comes to RSI.
There are apparently over 3000 combinations available on this slide alone.
Dr Barley stands in front of the lectern, in front of a slide titled "Dose with pragmatism". Highlighted text below says "...an induction that takes 30s would seem unnecessarily quick, but an induction that takes 3 min might be unduly long."
Mark Barley has a lot of style as a debater.
Talking about speed of onset for induction when using TIVA TCI for RSI, he asks "is it too slow?"
The paper he is quoting from would suggest not. He then adds...
"I know my opponent will agree with me about this paper. He wrote it."
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Dr Barley standing in front of the lectern, in front of his title slide "TIVA for RSI".
The final session at today's @assocanaes.bsky.social #WSM2026 is a debate.
"This house believes that TIVA should be used for Rapid Sequence Induction."
Our Hon Sec @chronotrope.bsky.social is speaking on behalf of TIVA.
Dr Barley is delivering a rousing and entertaining talk. He does that!
If you're at the ‘New guidelines’ session at #WSM2026, download the new guidelines from our website:
Guidelines for anaesthesia and sedation in patients who are breastfeeding 👉 buff.ly/e1qbBHD
Measurement and management of adult blood pressure in the peri-operative period 👉 buff.ly/lGaIA4k
Dr Self stands behind the lectern, in front of his title slide "How can mentoring help?"
Vice president at @assocanaes.bsky.social, generally splendid person Dr Robert Self ends this mornings wellbeing session at #WSM2026, with a talk on mentoring.
Learning relationships help individuals achieve their potential. We all need this from time to time.
If you're with us in-person at #WSM2026, don't forget to get your in-exhibition stamps!
Prizes include free registration for Winter Scientific Meeting 2027, £100 towards an Association event of your choice, or a £50 Amazon voucher.
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Resilience is: The ability to stay flexible when things are hard. The ability to bounce back after something difficult.
Resilience has become a bit of a dirty word in recent years, placing the emphasis on the individual rather than the system that is stretching them.
However, it is still useful to talk about it.
Definitions of resilience often come down to elasticity and flexibility, as here.
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"The computer will do the air traffic control.
The man will explain what is happening as needed.
The dog will bite the man if he ever looks like he is going to touch the computer."
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We were delighted to present honours and awards to twelve exceptional individuals and teams yesterday at the 2026 Winter Scientific Meeting.
Learn more about our honours and awards winners here 👉 buff.ly/vww4L6z #WSM2026
Confirmation bias. Here are the facts. What conclusions can we draw from them? Here's the conclusion. What facts can we find to support it?
Confirmation bias is the king of errors #WSM2026
We must learn from mistakes AND near misses (air misses).
We must challenge behaviours that make safety harder to achieve.
Human being take cognitive shortcuts, and it is tempting to assume you are right.
"For every complex problem there is solution that is clear, simple and wrong".
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Mr Alan McEwen, international air traffic controller stands in front of a slide showing two planes about to hit one another, on the Association of Anaesthetists stage.
Alan McEwen, international air traffic controller, talks about how to avoid error when the perceived risk is low, but the results of getting it wrong are catastrophic.
The first lesson is that it is really hard to "solve" the problem. It requires constant reinforcement and cultural shift.
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Anaesthesia Publish with the Journal - 7.5 Impact Factor - 5 day submission to first decision - 3.9 M + Full Text views Read Now
Explore more journal metrics and find out why Anaesthesia should be a trusted home for your research.
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Anaesthesia Explore Anaesthesia's Special issue on Oncoanaesthesia Read Now
Explore Anaesthesia’s latest special issue:
Volume 80, Issue S2 — Oncoanaesthesia, featuring new research at the intersection of cancer care and peri-operative medicine.
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Great fun at the @assocanaes.bsky.social #WSM2026 yesterday!
Was a pleasure to also teach with @emarianomd.bsky.social !