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The Society of Neurosurgical Anesthesia and Critical Care (SNACC) is an organization dedicated to improving the perioperative and intensive care of patients, who are neurologically impaired or at risk of developing neurological complications, through advances in medicine and research.
Membership in SNACC is open to physicians or
investigators having an interest in neurosurgical anesthesia and
critical care.
Benefits of membership include: 50% discounted
subscription to the Journal of Neurosurgical Anesthesiology, discounted
annual meeting registration fees, and a monthly membership directory.
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2009 SNACC Election Candidates
Election ballots will be distributed at the SNACC 37th Annual Meeting in New Orleans and results will be announced at the Business Lunch. SNACC members will be voting for Secretary-Treasurer (PDF 38 KB) and (1) Director (PDF 13 KB) at Large. The following
individuals were voted in by the SNACC membership at the SNACC 37th
Annual Meeting in New Orleans: Secretary-Treasurer: Martin Smith, MD;
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SNACC Abstract Submission
SNACC 2009 Abstract Submissions now Closed.
SNACC 2010 Abstract
Submissions are tentatively scheduled to open March 1, 2010, and to
close May 31, 2010; please check back here for updated information.
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2009
Annual Meeting Brochure
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The Subcommittee on Education introduces a new initiative: a web-based
problem-based learning discussion (PBLD).
Web-based PBLD is
conceptually similar to the PBLD presented at the ASA Annual Meeting and
the PGA. It commonly includes:
(a) three-to-four learning objectives
(b) case for discussion
(c) several set of questions
(d)
discussion. Questions would be interspersed throughout the case.
Initially, the subcommittee plans to introduce one case every two
months. New questions will be posted every two weeks. A reader is able
to write a short opinion or suggest an approach to solve a particular
problem. A moderator will be responsible for reviewing the opinion,
respond to each participant, as well as post a "correct" answer at the
end of each period (approximately two weeks). It is appreciated if the
attending anesthesiologists would encourage their residents to
participate in the discussion. The subcommittee believes that a
web-based PBLD will play an important role in meeting the educational
needs of practicing anesthesiologists as well as residents.
SNACC members are encouraged to submit their cases. A member of the Subcommittee on Education will review the submissions.
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