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Join the Australian Society of Anaesthetists as they chat with experts and friends about issues that impact Australian anaesthesia.
Hosted by Dr Suzi Nou.
The EJA Podcast collection is an in-depth view into our Journal's articles and explores conversations with authors, healthcare workers and medical thought leaders throughout the year to discuss topics relevant to Anaesthesia, Intensive Care, Perioperative Care, Pain Management and more.
Illuminating and engaging discussions on key principles of internal medicine, around board-style case vignettes from the acclaimed Harrison’s Self Assessment and Board Review.
[NEW] McGraw Hill AccessAnesthesiology | AccessMedicine LISTEN Anywhere feature
It is now possible to listen to your favourite MGH textbooks as audiobooks using the new in-built ReadSpeaker feature. Simply click on the Listen icon to begin.
Below are selected podcast episodes of interest.
Keep up-to-date on the latest anaesthesia and pain medicine research and practice, in your car, office, home, gym or while travelling.
See our dedicated Audio-Digest guide for further information including full access details.
After some fresh podcast episodes on Anaesthesia topics? Check these out.
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