Scottish Society of Anaesthetists Spring Meeting 2022

If COVID restrictions do not allow the conference to go ahead, Plan B will be a Webinar.

The Scottish Society of Anaesthetist will be holding a real face-to-face Spring Meeting at Peebles Hydro on 28th & 29th April this year. You can get better value CPD online but if you are sick of Teams/Zoom and would like the augmented experience of a real conference, then the SSA is hard to beat for value. Although it is the oldest anaesthetic society in the world, the SSA is a friendly and vibrant society. It is a good place to meet colleagues and friends from around Scotland and beyond. The programme is excellent and will be uploaded shortly. It includes Fiona Donald RCoA President, Kathleen Ferguson AoA Immediate Past President, TIVA (including SIVA secretary Mark Barley, and TIVA for children), opioid use and guidelines, Peri-operative frailty service, CPOC diabetes guidelines, managing adults with congenital heart disease, leadership, misinformation, and enhanced recovery in obstetrics. There will be a drinks reception, dinner, and plenty of time to meet colleagues and friends from all over the counrty, and from over the years. Peebles Hydro enjoys a beautiful border setting within the Tweed Valley. For outdoor enthusiasts it is right next to Glentress, and for the mountain bikers among you, it is on the Glentress trails map! You can cycle directly from the hotel to the top car park, and the hotel has bike storage facilities. The hotel itself has been undergoing refurbishment by owners Crieff Hydro Hotels group. It has a swimming pool, spa facilities and a gin bar as well as a distillery and a brewery. Finally Peebles Golf Course is described as the jewel in the borders crown. So why not make a long weekend of it?

The programme is excellent and includes Fiona Donald RCoA President, Kathleen Ferguson AoA Immediate Past President, TIVA (including SIVA secretary Mark Barley, and TIVA for children), opioid use and guidelines, Peri-operative frailty service, CPOC diabetes guidelines, managing adults with congenital heart disease, leadership, misinformation, and enhanced recovery in obstetrics. There will be a drinks reception, dinner, and plenty of time to meet colleagues and friends from all over the counrty, and from over the years.