Events

events in july 2023
Wednesday
05
Jul

WA Registrar Training in Surgery Program (WARTS)

Topic

Emergency

Time & Location

1.30pm-5.30pm
RACS, Ground Floor, 216 Stirling Highway, Claremont, WA

Please note: This session can be attended face-to-face or via our gsaonline Zoom platform.

For further information please contact:

Rachel Craddock
P +61 427 148 304
E [email protected]

Friday
14
Jul

The Anatomy of Surgical Exposure

The Anatomy of Surgical Exposure Course is run by James Cook University in association with The Cairns Surgical Society and Queensland Health.

This cadaver-based dissection course instructs surgical trainees and junior surgeons in the techniques of exposure commonly used in open surgical operations. It will be held in the modern anatomy laboratories at the Smithfield campus, under the supervision of experienced surgeons.

This is not primarily an anatomy teaching course; therefore a high degree of anatomical knowledge will be required for successful completion and candidates will be expected to perform procedures. A manual will be available to all registrants for pre-reading.

The curriculum will focus on open general surgery, emphasising emergency and trauma situations. Candidates will be assisted with dissections and assessed on technical ability (knot tying, suture ligation, dissection and anastomosis), anatomical knowledge, and teamwork. The assessments will be based on Objective Structured Assessment of Technical Skills (OSATS). These are marked during the course and used at the final debriefing exercise.

*Please be aware that this workshop may be cancelled, depending on Queensland Government Covid-restrictions at the time of the event. We strongly recommend that the impact of potential cancellations is taken into account for any travel or accommodations bookings, as well as any quarantine requirements that may be in place in your region.

Topic

Anatomy of Surgical Exposure Course - please click here to view the program.

Date & Time

Friday 14 July 2023, Saturday 15 July 2023, Sunday 16 July 2023
Start time each day approx. – 7.00am
Finish time each day approx. - 5.00pm

Convenor

Dr Merwe Hartslief M.B.Ch.B. M.Med FRACS
Cairns Hospital, Cairns Q 4870

Number of participants

20 in total

Venue

James Cook University
Cairns Campus, Nguma-bada campus Smithfield
1/14-88 McGregor Road, SMITHFIELD, QLD 4878

Registration

Please click here to register and further information.

Contact

[email protected] 

Wednesday
19
Jul

QLD Core Course Program #7

Topics

Rapid Fire Session (10min talk, 5min questions per topic)

  • Wound Infection and cellulitis/ Benign skin lesions/ Benign subcutaneous lesions/ ingrown toenails/ Carpal Tunnel
    Tropical skin diseases/ Nipple discharge/ Testicular tumours

This event will be delivered via Zoom.

For further information please contact:

Rachel Craddock
Queensland Regional Executive Officer
P +61 427 148 304
E [email protected]

Saturday
22
Jul

2023 Simulation Workshop 1

On behalf of General Surgeons Australia and the Victorian/Tasmanian Training Committee, it is with pleasure that we invite you to participate in the 2023 Simulation Workshops.

There will be three simulation workshops on offer for Trainees and SIMGs to attend which is being coordinated by Dr Fiona Reid and Dr Chiu Kang. Each workshop is convened by experts in the field.

As these workshops are being offered free of charge, we anticipate that they will be extremely popular. Places will be offered on a first-come first served basis.

Note: Due to the workshops being offered free of charge, any Trainee or SIMG who registers but does not attend will be prohibited from attending any future simulation workshops.

Workshop #1

Topic

Laparoscopic Tissue Approximation Workshop

Date & Time

Saturday 22 July 2023

Morning group - 09:00 – 12:00, followed by lunch
Afternoon group - 12:30 – 15:30, lunch prior (replica of morning session)

Objective

Introduction to principle and technique of laparoscopic suturing. The acquisition of FLS skill sets, laparoscopic suturing skills on lap box trainer model and on pig small bowel model and the Acquisition of laparoscopic stapling skills.

Convenor

Dr Fiona Reid / Dr Chiu Kang

Number of participants

12 (3 groups of 4 trainees) per session

Venue

Skills and Education Centre
Royal Australasian College of Surgeons
250-290 Spring Street, EAST MELBOURNE VIC 3002

Registration

Please click 'register now'

Contact

Fiona Bull
Manager - Education & Training
T +61 3 9249 1262
E [email protected]

Maximum of 12 participants per group; please select either morning OR afternoon session below (NOT BOTH).

 
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