The BSOA are pleased to reveal our Lectures of Distinction from 2020! Please click below to watch our short webinar based on the highest scoring lectures from last year’s Virtual Event Series as selected by our delegates.

In this recap, you can relive the following lectures as delivered by our esteemed faculty:

• Peripheral Nerve Blocks and Prevention of Nerve Injury – Dr Colin McCartney, Ottawa
• Neuromonitoring for Orthopaedic Surgery – Dr Mark Barley, Nottingham
• Day Case Knee Replacement: Changing the Multidisciplinary Approach – Mr Nicholas Bottomley, Oxford
• Trauma in the Elderly: A New Epidemic? – Dr Bernadette Ratnayake, London

Enjoy the webinar and for more free lectures, sign up to the 2021 Virtual Event Series via https://bsoa.org.uk/conference/bsoa-virtual-event-series-2021/ 

The BSOA are proud to announce that the lectures from the 2020 Virtual Event Series are now available to view online.
 
To access the presentations, please follow the below link and register your details to access the site.

https://bsoavirtual.talkingslideshd.com/
 
Please note that if you registered to attend the meeting, you will need to use the username and password supplied to you by Nick Gray before the event. If you have any problems accessing the lectures, please do not hesitate to contact Lucy at [email protected].

The British Society of Orthopaedic Anaesthetists would like to thank and congratulate all trainees who submitted an abstract for this year’s virtual event. We really appreciate your efforts in making this event series and insightful day for all.

We would also like to extend further commendations to the winners of the prizes who are mentioned below:

​Verbal Prizes

• Winning Verbal Presentation – Dr Callum Twohig
• Runner Up Verbal Presentation – Dr Orlaith McMahon
• Third Place Verbal Presentation – Dr Chris McGrath

Poster Prizes

• Best Overall Poster – Dr Hirminder Ubhi
• Best Presented Poster – Dr Supriya Lynette Dsouza
• Poster Most Likely to Change Practice – Dr Julie Kuzhively

​To see a selection of this year’s submissions, please visit: https://bsoa.org.uk/conference/bsoa-virtual-event-series-2020/poster-submissions/

Following the cancellation of this year’s ASM which was due to take place in Oxford, the BSOA committee hopes that you enjoyed the Virtual Event Series which took place as a series of virtual lectures, Q&A sessions and free papers between September – November 2020. 

The episodes were a great success with a brilliant lineup of faculty, thought-provoking Q&A discussions and a fantastic trainee prize presentation to conclude.

We kindly ask all attendees who joined us for these episodes to please keep an eye on your inboxes for the chance to feedback on the events. Any comments or would you like to join BSOA?  Email us at [email protected]