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Anaesthesia essentials: Apps, podcasts & online lectures

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Blue Book audio recordings

The first six audio recorded chapters of the Blue Book are available to listen to now on our SoundCloud.

Six chapters from the 2021 edition of Australasian Anaesthesia (known as the Blue Book) have been recorded. You can stream these on theANZCA SoundCloud page or listen via Spotify,Apple Podcasts and Google Podcasts.

The followingchapters are available:

Additional chapters will be recorded and added over the coming weeks. Thank you to Dr Peter Cook for voicing the audio recordings.

Spotlight: ABCs of Anaesthesia Podcast

                            Join Lahiru Amaratunge and Kas Wickramarachchi for this podcast on all things anaesthesia. Featuring interviews, exam tips and discussions about the latest information, practice and techniques.

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Spotlight: Australian Anaesthesia Podcast

Join the Australian Society of Anaesthetists as they chat with experts and friends about issues that impact Australian anaesthesia.

Hosted by Dr Suzi Nou.

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