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  • Notice of Planned Outage for Maintenance on 19th June from 11am to 1pm AEST.

    A planned outage for maintenance will take place on 19th June 2023 from 11am to 1pm AEST.

    ANZTADC apologises for any inconvenience during this time.
  • ASA NSC 2023 - 4th to the 8th October Melbourne

    At the ASA NSC 2023, there will be two workshops both titled ¨Critical incident evaluation¨. They will be held on Thursday 5-10-2023, 8:30am - 10:00am (WS15), and on Saturday 7-10-2023 10:30am - 12:00pm (WS63). To register or more information follow the link below to the NSC 2023 website. 
  • Advisory Notices for Anaesthetists

    The Advisory Notices for Anaesthetists have recently been updated and now have a search feature. In order to view these reports, please login and then select the new Advisory Notices option in the menu bar above. This has replaced the previous name ANA - Alerts, following a name change that was decided at the ANZTADC committee meeting on the 6th November 2021. The notices will now feature interesting cases as well as those flagged by the reporter as an Alert.
  • Australian and New Zealand Anaesthetic Allergy Group (ANZAAG)

    Management guidelines and cards to assist with anaphylaxis diagnosis and management are available on the ANZAAG website which is co-hosted with webAIRS.
About ANZTADC - the parent organisations that created webAIRS
         
ANZTADC is the Australian and New Zealand Tripartite Anaesthetic Data Committee. This committee represents and is funded by three organisations, the Australian Society of Anaesthetists, the New Zealand Society of Anaesthetists and the Australian and New Zealand College of Anaesthetists. The committee has developed 'WebAIRS' (web based anaesthetic incident reporting system). This program can be incorporated into hospital systems to assist anaesthetists to report, evaluate and receive information regarding anaesthetic incidents. The results of the incident analyses may be fed back into the system and so the 'loop' can be closed as part of a quality improvement system.
  

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