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WebAIRS News - events, new features and web pages recently released
  • NEW webAIRS podcast discussing incidents involving GLP-1 agonists!

    https://nzanaesthesia.podbean.com/e/episode-17-webairs-incidents-relating-to-glp-1-agonists/

  • ANALYSES currently in progress

    -  HOT TOPIC: Incidents involving insufflation devices and significant bradycardia or cardiac arrests 

    -  Spinal anaesthesia after epidural local anaesthetic administration in obstetrics

    - Central venous access devices contributing to adverse events

    - Remifentanil pump issues

    - Human factors, teamwork and communication

  • New webAIRS video recordings with Dr Yasmin Endlich, Dr Anna Steer and ASA vice president Dr Vida Viliunas

    Three new video recordings including discussions on webAIRS, oesophageal intubations, and incidents involving Remifentanil infusion pump programming have been published on the ASA website in their member portal. These recordings qualify for CPD points.

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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