Pro and Con Debate: Spinal vs. General Anesthesia

Learning Objectives:

After attending this session, participants will be able to:
  1. Discuss the evidence for preferring general or neuraxial anesthesia as a primary anesthetic technique for major surgery.
  2. Discuss the importance of patient preference in selecting the primary anesthesia type for major surgery.
1.I attended this session:(Required.)
2.Overall Session Evaluation
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The objectives were clearly stated 
The stated objectives were met 
I acquired new skills and/or knowledge
I was introduced to new perspectives on my current practice
The content was relevant to my learning needs
This session promoted interaction (i.e., Q&A, polling etc.)
3.This session encouraged me to consider changes to my practice
4.Which CanMEDS roles were addressed?
5.Moderator: Dr Vishal Uppal
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The moderator was organized and managed the  session well
6.Speaker: Dr Daniel McIsaac
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Communicated clearly and effectively
Was knowledgeable about this topic
Used clear audiovisual aids, which enhanced the presentation
I would attend another presentation by this speaker in the future
7.Overall, how would you rate the quality and effectiveness of the speaker's presentation with 1 being poor and 10 being excellent?
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8.Speaker: Dr Alana Flexman
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Communicated clearly and effectively
Was knowledgeable about this topic
Used clear audiovisual aids, which enhanced the presentation
I would attend another presentation by this speaker in the future
9.Overall, how would you rate the quality and effectiveness of the speaker's presentation with 1 being poor and 10 being excellent?
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10.The session and presenter(s) were balanced and free from commercial bias
11.Please provide any additional comments or suggestions regarding this session, moderator(s), and speaker(s).
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