This guide has been designed for anaesthetists interested in airway management to locate relevant resources on this topic, including those available through the ANZCA library.
ATOTW is published on a bi-weekly basis and translated into five languages. All our tutorials are peer reviewed and based on most current literature. Readers can also test their knowledge through our online CME quizzes. Anyone is welcome to use our material and we hope you find ATOTW a useful resource in your clinical practice!
This tutorial aims to provide insight into difficult airway scenarios that extent beyond an anatomically difficult airway as described in difficult airway algorithms. The “Physiological Difficult Airway” is a reality that is common in intensive care, anaesthesiology, and emergency medicine.
This is the first, largest and longest running national airway course in Australia, designed specifically for trainees involved in airway management, open to all anaesthetic trainees, ICU trainees, ED trainees and residents in anaesthesia, ICU and ED.
Full day AirwaySkills programmes are designed for doctors practising in Anaesthesia, Intensive Care and Emergency Medicine. AirwaySkills is approved by the ANZCA CPD Program. NZ-based.
The Difficult Airway Course: Anesthesia was created by airway experts in Anesthesiology and is continuously updated to incorporate the latest advancements in the field. US-based.
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