About Us
Dr Meher P Chintamuneedi is a specialist consultant from Australia, he is a dually trained and dual qualified specialist in ICU from the College of Intensive Care Medicine ( CICM) in and Anaesthesia from Australia and New Zealand College of Anaesthesia ( ANZCA) and worked as director of ICU for 20 years and as a VMO in anaesthesia and established a Perioperative medicine facility in a private hospital to provide a multispecialty assessment clinic for high risk patients.
He has a wide experience in managing crisis situations, worked as a retrieval doctor under Royal flying doctors, and retrieved many critically ill patients.
He is additionally trained in Critical care ultrasound and ECHO and also trained to run ECMO.
Worked and published in transplant medicine.
His current aim is to train the trainers in order to build a team of likeminded senior anaesthetists and coordinate and establish a training system to master the management skills for four lifesaving emergency responses for trained course coordinators to pass on to their colleagues and trainees.
Many local Indian Anaesthetists who have a good exposure to both ICU and anaesthesia such as
Dr Chakrarao Sidda who is a stalwart senior anaesthetist, with his relentless interest in teaching and training helped
Dr Meher in introducing Dr VenuGopal Nori who has kindly taken a big responsibility in organising this work shop and coordinating with enthusiastic local anaesthetist group to help building a team,
Dr Ananthalakshmi Thota came forward to help the team, which has really improved our gender drive to bring women force into our team.
The over all aim is to spread these skills to all anaesthetic groups over a period of time depending on the response we get from this humble beginning.
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Our Vision & Mission
- Is to familiarise a small group of trainers to make them experts to attend this course that covers lifesaving emergency responses and then expand this skill mix to several other groups of trainers in the state.
- To make trainers to be aware of recent guidelines and protocols to address the simple to life threatening grades of anaphylaxis.
- To aim at all anaesthetists, critical care and emergency specialist to get familiarise with DAS guidelines and make them experts at achieving surgical airway skills (Scalpel Bougie intubation technique).
- To establish a correct technique of COLS and using AED and other advanced cardiac life supports and extend further to plan rehabilitation process to support the patient until the quality of life is returned back to lead a near normal life.
- To familiarise the protocols of massive transfusion and introduce them the techniques of life saving transfusion and fluid resuscitation techniques and equipment.
