Events

The Spring edition of the BGAI journal club will be held via Zoom this Sunday, April 26 at 11:00. Email bostonglobalanesthesia@gmail.com for more information. We will be discussing the following articles: Gajewski J, et al, “Anesthesia Capacity of District-Level Hospitals

Don’t forget to register for the 17th World Congress of Anaesthesiologists! When: September 5-9, 2020 Where: Prague, Czech Republic. A few more days to get those abstract submissions in (Deadline extended to Jan. 31, 2020 Feb 21st!) Info here: https://www.wcaprague2020.com/

“Join over 1,900 faculty, students, implementers, government representatives and leaders from more than 55 countries to explore how we can address the pressing global challenges before us through research, education, service and advocacy. ” CUGH 2020 Website

“Pediatric Anesthesia in Developing Countries” Date: Tuesday, May 9th Time: 6:30- 8:30 PM Location: Elephant House, 68 Post Island Road Quincy, MA 02169 Hosts: Drs Charles Cote and Annette Schure RSVP: ayschure@me.com Dinner will be available Bring your favorite dessert!

6PM December 17th 2016 Sacred Heart Church 10 North Square, Boston Listen to the St Leonard Choral Society and order tickets ($10)  on-line here

The Harvard Global Anesthesia Initiative (HGAI) would like to invite you to a Journal Club on the role of Ketamine in low resource countries. The journal club will take place on Thursday, December 15th, 6PM at Dr. Lena Dohlman’s residence in Brookline.  97 Francis Street Brookline, MA

Join us for the next HGAI dinner and journal club the evening of September 15th from 6:30 to 8:30 PM, hosted by Dr. Craig McClain of Boston Children’s Hospital. We will be discussing the following two articles: Global Surgery 2030: a roadmap for high income

HGAI members met for dinner and discussion on Thurs, March 24th. in the home of Lena Dohlman. The editorial “We Need More Reports of Global Health Anesthesia Articles” and article “Anesthesia Capacity in 22 Low And Middle Income Countries” were

The Boston Launch of the Lancet Global Surgery Commission will be hosted at Harvard Medical School, Boston, Massachusetts on May 6th. Entitled “Global Surgery 2030: building a movement for sustainable, resilient health systems” this launch event will be a full day of