World Anesthesia Day, observed annually on October 16, marks the anniversary of the first successful use of ether anesthesia in 1846. This pivotal event transformed surgery and medicine, alleviating pain for countless patients and enabling more complex procedures. The day is dedicated to raising awareness about the vital role anesthesiologists play in patient care, ensuring safety during surgeries and procedures.
The theme of World Anesthesia Day often focuses on advancing anesthetic practices and promoting education in anesthesia. It highlights the importance of trained professionals in delivering effective pain management and monitoring patients throughout surgical processes. In recent years, the day has also addressed global issues, such as the accessibility of anesthesia services in low-resource settings, emphasizing the need for equity in healthcare.
Various activities are organized worldwide, including seminars, workshops, and public awareness campaigns, aimed at educating both healthcare professionals and the public about the significance of anesthesia. These initiatives foster collaboration among anesthesiologists and other medical professionals to improve patient outcomes and safety.
Ultimately, World Anesthesia Day serves as a reminder of the advancements in medicine that have enhanced patient care and the ongoing efforts needed to ensure safe anesthesia practices globally.
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Content of the Event: Guest Lecture
Highlights of Events:
Guest Lecture: A renowned anesthetist will be invited to deliver an informative and inspirational lecture on the advancements in anesthesia, patient safety, and the latest technologies in the field. This will serve as an invaluable learning opportunity for our students.
Student Speeches: Selected students from the department of operation Theatre Technology will present speeches on various aspects of anesthesia, sharing their knowledge and passion for the field. This will encourage public speaking skills and in depth research.
Poster making Competition: Students will have the opportunity to participate in a creative competition, showcasing posters on the themes related to anesthesia:
- Anesthesia in Emergency care
- Anesthesia in Pediatric Care
- History Of Anesthesia
- Role of an Anesthetist in Surgery
Cultural Event: To add a festive touch, a small cultural event will be organized, where students can perform music, dance, or other cultural acts, reflecting the diverse talents within our student body.
Cake Cutting Ceremony: A symbolic cake cutting ceremony will be held to celebrate the occasion and foster a sense of community within the department.
Date, Time & Venue of the Event:
- 16-Oct-2024, 02:00 pm, Seminar Hall - Ground Floor (Main Building)
Event Coordinator
- Miss. Ankita Dobriyal
Contact Person:
- Miss. Ankita Dobriyal - 9675393645
AIM of the Event:
- Raise Awareness: Educate the public and healthcare professionals about the critical role anesthesiologists play in patient safety and pain management during surgical procedures.
- Promote Education: Highlight the importance of ongoing education and training in anesthetic practices to ensure high standards of care and safety in anesthesia.
- Advocate for Accessibility: Address global disparities in access to safe anesthesia services, particularly in low-resource settings, to promote equity in healthcare.
- Celebrate Advancements: Recognize the historical milestones and ongoing innovations in anesthesia that have significantly improved surgical outcomes and patient comfort.
- Foster Collaboration: Encourage teamwork among anesthesiologists, surgeons, and other healthcare professionals to enhance patient care and safety through shared knowledge and best practices.
Guest/Speakers of the Event (If any):
Name | Designation | Affiliation | Short Profile |
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Dr. Veena Asthana | NA | Swami Rama Himalayan Hospital | NA |