Surgical News volume 21 issue 3

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Surgical News | Volume 21 | Issue 3

QASM Annual Seminar 2021 Surgery – Timing is Everything The Queensland Audit of Surgical Mortality (QASM) 2021 annual seminar will be held on Thursday 18th November 2021 at the Sunshine Coast Health Institute (SCHI), located at the Sunshine Coast University Hospital (SCUH), 6 Doherty Street, Birtinya, Queensland 4575.

• Dr Jill O’Donnell (Queensland, Vascular Surgeon)

A live webinar is also available for those unable to attend in person. For those attending at the venue, there will be limited tickets to two live sessions in the SCHI’s Simulation Rooms (12.30pm during the lunch break and 3.30pm after the seminar closes). The Live Simulation Sessions will be streamed into the auditorium and via the webinar.

• Mr David Stoney (Queensland, General Surgeon)

Confirmed speakers include • Dr Manimaran Sinnathamby (Northern Territory, General Surgeon) • Graham Reeks and Melissa Fox (consumer representatives)

• Mr Neil Wetzig (Queensland, General Surgeon) • Prof Marianne Vonau (Queensland, Neurosurgeon)

• Mr Sanjeev Naidu (Queensland General Surgeon, Queensland State Committee) Parking will be available on the SCUH campus with approximately 3,500 car parking spaces (P1 and P2) designed with sufficient capacity to accommodate the parking requirements of all staff, students and visitors. The daily fee is $15.60 (accurate at the time of publishing).

Visit the QASM seminar Eventbrite link to register your interest in attending: https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/ qasm-seminar-surgery-timing-iseverything-tickets-154504592395 If you have any questions about this event, please contact the QASM team at QASM@surgeons.org

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Pledge-a-Procedure campaign

8min
pages 62-63

In memoriam

3min
page 61

Case note review

4min
pages 56-57

QASM Annual Seminar 2021 Surgery – Timing is Everything

1min
page 55

The value of surgical mentors – academics

8min
pages 52-53

Education activities

1min
page 48

Status quo remains in Tasmania

1min
page 47

Australian Society of Otolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery (ASOHNS) Annual Scientific Meeting

3min
page 46

QASM Connects webinar series

1min
page 32

Gendered titles: a badge of honour or time for a change?

2min
page 31

Scholarships and Grants Program

5min
pages 58-64

The surgeons of Vanity Fair: Sir Morrell MacKenzie

6min
pages 50-51

The Pacific Island Program – how are we doing?

3min
page 41

Inspiring students and junior doctors to incorporate research into their daily practice

7min
pages 44-49

Tour de Cure SA Discovery Tour 2021: persistence rewarded with satisfaction

5min
pages 42-43

Aotearoa New Zealand restructures its health services

2min
page 40

Fellow profile: Dr Alpesh Patel

3min
page 39

Dr Steven Craig on a life-changing Canadian Fellowship

5min
pages 34-35

Surgeon develops liquid biopsyto improve outcomes for paediatric oncology patients

3min
page 36

The state of robotic surgery

5min
pages 28-29

Creating safety and respect in healthcare cultures

3min
pages 37-38

Strengthening the foundation of surgical education to improve patient care

5min
pages 33, 35

A rare breed of rural surgeon

2min
page 30

Rural General Surgery in Scotland

3min
pages 26-27

The creative surgeon

6min
pages 24-25

From the hubs

6min
pages 14-17

Welcome to our new VP

3min
pages 6-7

Talent on display in virtual art gallery

16min
pages 18-23

Welcome to our new president

6min
pages 4-5

A memorable RACS ASC for urologists

2min
page 13

RACS ASC 2021 – one with many firsts

2min
pages 8-10

Reflections on an inclusive congress

4min
pages 11-12
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