The deadline for submitting an abstract for this years joint SEAUK meeting with the RSM is fast approaching.

The deadline for abstracts is the 23rd January 2012.

Details of how to present and submit an abstract can be found on this website by clicking here or by using the menus above or to the right.

The meeting itself is on the 9th March 2012 and is being held with the RSM at their central London Headquarters. Please book as soon as possible and remember to get your name in the departmental diary! Links to how to register on line or by post can be found here or in the menus above and to the right.

Those intertested in Election to SEAUK Council should click here. Alternatively, follow the links under the Menu Item "About the Society".

Registration for the 2012 ASM is now open and the Programme has been published!

Registration can be either Postal by clicking here or Online by clicking here.

Please use the menu above and to the right or the links in the text to navigate to more information.

The ASM is being held in London in conjunction with the Royal Society of Medicine on Friday the 9th March 2012 at the RSM itself.

The theme in 2012 will be, "How do we make every second count? Training in Troubled Times"

To help us answer this question, our guest speakers include:

• Professor Sir Peter Rubin, Chair, General Medical Council
  
• Professor Sir John Temple, Chairman, Research Council, the Healing Foundation
• Professor Janet Grant, Director, Open University Centre for Education in Medicine

There will be four workshops covering Military Trauma Training, Clinical Supervision in Practice, Feedback and Workplace-based Assessment, E-Learning in Theatre and a concurrent Simulation Discussion using innovative methods of audience engagement for all those selecting this option.

Please click "Read More" below to see more details.

The Summer 2011 Newsletter has just been published.  It will be dropping into Members' post boxes soon.

This one's better than ever and provided the reader with a combination of peer reviewed articles, news, commentary and photos.

Finally, on the back page of the Newsletter, you'll find an advert for next year's Annual Scientific Meeting which will be held in London at the RSM on Friday the 9^th March, 2012.

SEAUK administers three groups of grants. Details of each group can be found from the top menu above and applicants are requested to take particular note of the closing dates for each grant which are clearly set out on each web page.

It's premier grant is the SEAUK National Institute of Academic Anaesthesia (NIAA) Project Grant - £10,000 could be awarded under the NIAA process.

There are three further NIAA administered SEAUK grants created in 2011 in honour of the contribution to the Society of Dr David Greaves, Dr Keith Myerson and Professor Chandra Kumar in founding SEA UK  - each award may be up to £500.

The final grant opportunity is directly administered by the Society.  It aims to support research or travel or both. £1000 is the total fund available annually for this grant with a maximum award of £500 for an individual application. Details can be found here or using the menus above or to the left.

The 2011 ASM Workshop details are now available on the website here or via the 'SEA(UK) Meetings links in the Menus above and to the right.

SEAUK was invited to describe Level 3 CPD activity by the RCoA and this is now published.  Please find it here or use the Menu item 'CPD Matrix' above or to the right.

The November 2010 Newsletter is now available to download by clicking here or using the 'About the Society' Menu item above or to the right.  Its a good read and with plenty of educational content and some 'intersting' photographs!

The 2010 RCoA CPD Matrix has been published, use the menu system or click here to find the details.

  Its nearly Christmas and that means it's time to Register for the 2011 SEAUK Annual Scientific Meeting. It is being held on the 14th March 2011 in Exeter.  This is an excellent venue that is matched by the quality of the programme and the speakers. The speakers are experts including our international key-note speaker, Professor Glen Regehr.

All the details for registration, accommodation, travel and of course the all important programme details can be found in the SEA(UK) Meetings area of the website, or by clicking here.

Book Now! The title of the meeting is, "Making Sense of Non Technical Skills in Anaesthesia".