Meetings
DAS 2008 Liverpool Meeting
Forthcoming DAS meeting at Liverpool during 12th – 14th November 2008, at Britannia Adelphi Hotel, Liverpool. Click here for details
DAS 2005 Lille Meeting
LILLE MEETING 2005
The Annual Meeting was held in Lille, Northern France on Thursday 24th - Saturday 26th November 2005 in the Grand Palais
Conference Centre.
DAS/APA Meeting 2005
The joint meeting of the Association of Paediatric Anaesthetists and
the Difficult Airway Society was held in
Norwich
on
10-12 March 2005
The Joint APA/DAS part of the meeting
was on Thursday 10th March 2005 in the King's Centre, King Street,
Norwich.
The subsequent APA meeting was Friday 11th and
Saturday 12th March 2005.
The programme for Thursday 10th March;
DAS 2004 Leicester
The 2004 Meeting was held in Leicester. Workshops on Wednesday 24th November at the Leicester Tigers Rugby Football Club and the Scientific Meeting on 25th and 26th November in the Walkers Football Stadium.
Thanks to Mary Mushambi, Perihan Ali and Jackie Howarth for all their work organising a highly successful meeting.
DAS 2003 Glasgow meeting
DAS 2003 3-5th December
Scottish
Education and Conference Centre
GLASGOW
DAS 2002
DAS
2002 London 21-22 November 2002
Took place at the Commonwealth Conference and Events Centre at the Commonwealth Institute.
Organising Committee
Dr Ravi Bhagrath, Dr Ian Calder, Dr Bernie
Liban, Dr Viki Mitchell, Dr Anil Patel, Dr Adrian Pearce, Dr Tim
Vorster, Dr Steve Yentis
DAS 2001 Oxford
DAS 2001 Oxford 22-23 November 2001
The 2001 DAS annual meeting took place in the historic heart of Oxford at the Victorian Town hall and was an excellent opportunity to update knowledge and skills, while enjoying a winter break in Britain's oldest university city.
Plenary Sessions:
DAs 2000 Manchester
DAS 2000 Manchester 23rd & 24th November 2000
Difficult
Airway Society, Annual Scientific Meeting 2000, Manchester
Jointly organised by Manchester and Salford Hospitals.
DAS 1999 Edinburgh
DAS 1999 Edinburgh Meeting 25th - 26th November 1999
This year’s annual DAS in Edinburgh was an extraordinary event. The sumptuous Royal College of Physicians was the perfect setting for 2 days of presentations and the Society Dinner. The large, newly refurbished lecture theatre may have had seating for over 300 delegates, but it proved barley large enough to hold the record number of attendees and there was standing room only for some of the sessions.
