EPISODE · Apr 20, 2022 · 33 MIN
Ep54. webAIRS with Prof Martin Culwick
The Australian Society of Anaesthetists has been proudly supporting webAIRs since its inception.webAIRs is a web-based anaesthetic incident reporting system. Hopefully you manage to avoid incidents during your career but if you do have one, reporting them via webAIRS contributes to improving the safety of anaesthesia in Australia and New Zealand.
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