Welcome to SSAI. Our mission is to promote safe, modern and effective care for our patients. In SSAI the five Nordic nations work together to harmonize the work of the five national societies, based on shared values and with high Nordic ambitions and expectations in health care and our specialties.
New guidelines from the SSAI published by the Clinical Practice Committee developed using GRADE methodology. All SSAI guidelines are freely available.
Acta Anaesthesiologica Scandinavica is the official publication of the SSAI and is published monthly.
Editor-in-Chief: Prof. M. Haney
Impact Factor: 2.438
The SSAI hosts a bi-annual international congress covering the whole range of the speciality anaesthesiology.
Postgraduate training programs for the members of the SSAI.
New guidelines from the SSAI published by the Clinical Practice Committee developed using GRADE methodology. All SSAI guidelines are freely available.
COVID-19 | Scandinavian research contributions
Here's a list of key contributions from Scandinavia helping to address the pandemic https://ssai.info/covid-19-scandinavian-research-contributions/
The SSAI has tried to pick key literature of organisational and clinical relevance on COVID-19. Find it over at http://ssai.info/guidelines/ https://ssai.info/covid-19-guidelines/
Waste in covid-19 research | The BMJ https://www.bmj.com/content/369/bmj.m1847
The next talk from #ssai2019 is out at @scanfoam - Enjoy the post-congress material and use it actively for #Education at your departments. More talks will follow soon!
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