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| Corporate Sustainability and Drug Choices Have you considered the planet during your practice as a doctor? Whose responsibility should it be to drive sustainability in the medical field? We have invited Ms. Jeanette Englund (ZA) who is leading the global sustainability program in Aspen to talk about Corporate Sustainability and Drug Choices. Find out together with our host Dr Paul McConnell (UK) what Industry does to uphold sustainability. Is there a risk of greenwashing? And how can the practitioner on an individual level practice responsible consumption? This episode is supported by  | 27 December 2022 |
| Challenging Dogmas: Thrombosis - Prevention of perioperative thrombosis in patients at risk Join our Host Dr Isabell Pekrul (DE) and our Speaker, Prof. Marc Samama (FR), discussing the relevance of the prevention of Venous thromboembolic events (VTE). VTE is still a very serious and potentially fatal complication. Luckily VTE is preventable, but how do we select the most preventive treatment pathways in a perioperative setting? This episode is supported by  | 20 December 2022 |
| ESAIC Talks: Gender Equity and Diversity Is accessibility to medical care the same for all genders? Do family-oriented societies affect decision-making in regard to patients? Why is it important that women empower other women? Do women have gender bias as well? Join Prof Vojislava Neskovic and Prof Sheila Myatra in a conversation on Gender Equity and Diversity focusing on different cultural and social backgrounds. | 01 November 2022 |
| Is it Futile to talk about Futility Is it Futile to talk about Futility? The concept of medical futility has existed for millennia. While the dialogue and definitions surrounding this topic are useful, using the word 'futility' in the context of withdrawal or withholding treatment may be problematic. Learn more about this topic in our newly released episode with Host Dr Paul McConnell and Guest Dr Sonya Daniel, where they discuss why we should not only look into the 'medical best interest' of the patient but the 'best interests as a whole'. | 11 October 2022 |
| Challenging Dogmas: Obstetric Anaesthesiology Dogmas are everywhere in obstetric anaesthesia, perpetuated despite advances in science by anesthesiologists, parturients and other clinicians. Dogmas such as a belief that there is a minimum appropriate platelet level to perform epidural analgesia for labour safely may be difficult to change, but they can be challenged and updated through scientific advances and guidelines based upon the latest evidence, along with some common sense. Join Prof. Carolyn Weiniger, Chair of the Obstetric Anaesthesiology Subcommittee of ESAIC and Director of Obstetric Anesthesia in the Department of Anesthesia, Pain and Intensive Care of the Tel Aviv Sourasky Medical Center, and Prof. Emilia Guasch, Director of Obstetric Anesthesia in the Department of Anesthesia, La Paz University Hospital, Madrid Spain, WFSA Council Member and WFSA Obstetric Anesthesia Committee Member as we explore some perpetuating dogmas in obstetric anaesthesia and review evidence to help us make the best decisions for our patients in challenging circumstances. | 26 July 2022 |
| ESAIC Talks: 1 to 1 with the President Listen to a special episode where Prof. Edoardo De Robertis, President of the ESAIC, is interviewed. He shares with us why he became an anaesthesiologist, how he got involved with the ESAIC, the upcoming Euroanaesthesia Congress in Milan and his vision for the future. | 31 May 2022 |
| Challenging Dogmas: Pharmacology of Intubation in Critical Care Patients in 2022 Are you ready to change your practice and question some airway dogmas? What has changed with critical patients' intubation medications in 2022? Curious? Listen to this episode with Dr Massimiliano Sorbello and Dr Vincenzo Russotto, and discover what has changed so far and how our practice may change in the next months! This episode is supported by  | 03 May 2022 |
| Challenging Dogmas: Geriatric Anaesthesiology In this episode, our Host, Dr Peter Kirkegaard and Speaker Prof. Finn Radtke discuss challenging dogmas in geriatric anesthesiology, which has taken centre stage in the past 5-10 years. Discover why the focus in geriatric anaesthesia is redirected not only on the surgery itself but also on the period after surgery. | 29 March 2022 |
| Challenging Dogmas: Are our current medical ethical systems still useful in the 21st century? For decades the 4 principles have formed the cornerstones of medical ethics, but in a global society with new emergent technologies that blur traditional moral boundaries are they still useful or even relevant? Dr Paul McConnell and Prof. Yehuda Ginosar discuss this and whether we have any alternatives. | 01 March 2022 |
| Trainee Corner: Challenges and Transformation of Anaesthesiology and Intensive Care Training in EuropeListen to an interesting discussion between Dr Igor Abramovich and Prof. Sibylle Kietaibl on her work as the Chairperson of the Education and Professional Development Committee of the European Board of Anaesthesiology and discover further insights into the transformation of training in Europe. | 01 February 2022 |