Canadian Anesthesiologists' Society
2017 Annual Meeting
We are thrilled to host the 2017 meeting in Niagara Falls, Ontario – nominated as the eighth Wonder of the World! The theme of the conference is Competence By Design – The Future of Education and Assessment in Anesthesiology – From Residency to Retirement.
CAS is committed to be at the forefront of medical education and patient care, and programming will feature a number of vital practice areas, research innovations, and the newest techniques. All this and the opportunity to potentially complete your CME required credits – makes this a not to miss event!
Join us for three days of learning from notable speakers and educators…
- What’s trending in anesthesiology,
- Meet and network with colleagues,
- Get hands-on skills you can transfer to your workplace,
- Be introduced to the newest products, innovations and industry leaders during the Exhibit Hall hours, where you will have the chance to win daily prizes, and
- Enjoy the thrills of the fun-filled city of Niagara Falls!
Some of our speakers and sessions…
Dr David Gaba
Associate Dean for Immersive and Simulation-based Learning, Stanford University School of Medicine
Plenary Symposium:
Simulation, Education and Competence in Anesthesiology
Dr Rupert Pearse
Professor, Intensive Care Medicine at Queen Mary University of London
Symposium:
Perioperative Medicine: The European Perspective
Dr André Van Zundert
Professor & Chairman, Discipline of Anesthesiology, The University of Queensland
Refresher Course:
Videolaryngoscopy and SGA in Ambulatory Cases, is That All We Need?
Dr Matthew Chan
Professor, Department of Anaesthesia and Intensive Care, The Chinese University of Hong Kong
Symposium:
Improving Perioperative Outcome in Ambulatory Patients, O2, Drugs and Airway
Dr Lisa Leffert
Chief of Obstetric Anesthesia, Massachusetts General Hospital
Case Discussion:
Substance Abuse Disorder and Labour and Delivery
Dr Anil Patel
Consultant Anaesthetist, The Royal National Throat Nose & Ear Hospital and University College London Hospital
Symposium:
Improving Perioperative Outcome in Ambulatory Patients, O2, Drugs and Airway