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GMT+8
(20 May 2023)		 GMT-5
(19 May 2023)		 20 May 2023, Saturday – Day 1
0800 – 0820 1900 – 1920 Registration
0820 – 0830 1920 – 1930 Welcome Remarks
0830 – 0905 1930 – 2005 Plenary 1: The Evolution of Patient Safety in Anaesthesia, Its Future Direction and an Introduction to the Anaesthesia Patient Safety Foundation
Daniel J. Cole MD
0905 – 0915 2005 – 2015 Q & A
0915 – 0950 2015 – 2050 Plenary 2: Promoting the Culture of Anaesthetic Critical Incidents Reporting: Impact on Safety Culture and Patient Safety
Jeffrey Cooper PhD
0950 – 1000 2050 – 2100 Q & A
1000 – 1030 2100 – 2130 Break
1030 – 1230 2130 – 2330 Symposium 1
1030 – 1055 2130 – 2155 Reducing Medication Errors in Operating Room: The Best Practices
Elizabeth Rebello MD, FASA, CPPS
1055 – 1120 2155 – 2220 Revisiting Perioperative Blood Transfusion Errors
Meghann M Fitzgerald, MD
1120 – 1145 2220 – 2245 Perioperative Deterioration: Early Recognition, Rapid Intervention and the End of Failure to Resuce
Steven Greenberg MD, FCCP, FCCM
1145 – 1210 2245 – 2310 Perioperative deterioration: Learning from the Anaesthesia Closed Claims Project and Registries
Karen B. Domino MD
1210 – 1230 2310 – 2330 Q & A
1230 – 1315 2330 – 0015 Sponsored Symposium 1
1315 – 1400 0015 – 0100 Break
1400 – 1600 0100 – 0300 Symposium 2
1400 – 1425 0100 – 0125 Implications of Emerging Infectious Diseases on Anaesthesia Professionals and Patient Safety
Samuel Ern Hung Tsan MD, M.Anaes, FCAI
1425 – 1450 0125 – 0150 Mitigating the Risks of Health Care Associated Infections: The Role of Anaesthesia Professionals
Christina Ratto MD
1450 – 1515 0150 – 0215 The Impact of Perioperative Hypotension on Patient Safety
Hasmizy Muhammad MD, MMed (Anaesthesiology), MBA
1515 – 1540 0215 – 0240 Postoperative Residual Neuromuscular Blockade: A Continuing Patient Safety Issue
Tomoki Sasakawa MD
1540 – 1600 0240 – 0300 Q & A
1600 0300 End of Day 1
GMT+8
(21 May 2023)		 GMT-5
(20 May 2023)		 21 May 2023, Sunday – Day 2
0830 – 0905 1930 – 2005 Plenary 3: Blind Spot in Patient Safety – Safety II
Della Lin MS, MD, FASA
0905 – 0915 2005 – 2015 Q&A
0915 – 0950 2015 – 2050 Plenary 4: Creating Institutional Champions in Anaesthesia Patient Safety: Who, When and How?
Marzida Mansor MD, M.Anaes, FAMM, FAMS
0950 – 1000 2050 – 2100 Q&A
1000 – 1030 2100 – 2130 Break
1030 – 1230 2130 – 2330 Symposium 3
1030 – 1055 2130 – 2155 Speaking Up Across Hierarchical Gradients: Overcoming the Barriers
May Pian-Smith MD, MS
1055 – 1110 2155 – 2210 The Ever-Changing Landscape of Non-Operating Room Anaesthesia:
How to Overcome Potential Challenges in Ensuring Patient Safety?
Richard D. Urman MD, MBA
1110 -1125 2210 – 2225 Safety Challenges of Office Based Anaesthesia Delivery
Fred E. Shapiro D.O.,FASA
1125 – 1150 2225 – 2250 Effective Perioperative Handovers: Getting Them Right
Meghan Lane-Fall MD
1150 – 1215 2250 – 2315 Augmented Intelligence in Anaesthesia and Patient Safety: The Promise and Perils
Ariffin M. Mokhtar MD, M.Med (Anaes)
1215 – 1230 2315 – 2330 Q & A
1230 – 1315 2330 – 0015 Sponsored Symposium 2
1315 – 1400 0015 – 0100 Break
1400 – 1600 0100 – 0300 Symposium 4
1400 – 1425 0100 -0125 Advancing Patient Safety Through Simulation Training in Anaesthesia
Noorjahan Haneem Md Hashim MBBS, M.Anaes, MSc (MedEd)
1425 – 1450 0125 – 0150 Supporting Second Victims in Patient Safety Incidents: Have We Done Enough?
Daniel Arnal-Velasco MD
1450 – 1515 0150 – 0215 Open Disclosure After a Patient Safety Incident: Why and How?
Yong Chow Yen MD, FRCA, M.Med (Anaes)
1515 – 1540 0215 – 0240 Building A Well-Being Infrastructure in Your Institution: An Organisational Approach
Chan Yoo Kuen MBBS (UM), FFARCS (Ireland)
1540 – 1600 0240 – 0300 Q & A
1600 0300 Adjourn

Programme is updated as of 9 November 2022.
The Organising Committee may, in its discretion, amend any part of the programme without prior notice.