Masterclasses are being presented at the Lifebox Booth in the Connection Center, Lobby D.

Perhaps you’ve considered getting involved in humanitarian work in low-resource settings, but you have lots of questions about what to expect.

A series of masterclasses developed by the ASA’s Committee on Global Humanitarian Outreach and the Lifebox Foundation are being presented throughout the meeting that introduce interested participants to experienced global humanitarian volunteers.

The following classes are still available and will be held at the Lifebox Booth in the Connection Center, Lobby D.

You can also learn more at www.lifebox.org/lifebox-masterclass-at-asa.

Sunday

• 11:30 a.m.: Berend Mets; Lifebox Training and Planning for an In-Country Programme
• 12 p.m.: Julia Weinkauf; What Would You Do? Ethical Case Challenges and Quandaries of Global Health Work
• 12:30 p.m.: Medge Owens; Obstetric Anaesthesia in Low-Resource Settings

Monday

• 1 p.m.: Julian Gore-Booth; The Role of The World Federation of Societies of Anaesthesiologists

Tuesday

• 12 p.m.: Alan Merry; Anaesthetists and Postoperative Infection in the Global Context
• 12:30 p.m.: Tom Bashford; How Can the Checklist Work in a Low-Resource Setting Hospital (When It’s Hard to Get It Right at Mine?)
• 1 p.m.: Faye Evans; Notes from Niger: Trusting Your In-Country Implementing Partners