Recipients of SSAI & ACTA awards

ACTA foundation award:

Place	Year	Recipient and lecture title
Copenhagen	2019	Prof. Kjetil Sunde – Termination of Resuscitation
sMalmö	2017	Prof. Else Tønnesen – Anaesthesia in women and women in anaesthesia
Reykjavik	2015	Prof. Anders Perner – Trials and Tribulations with “Industry”
Turku	2013	Dr. Lars I. Eriksen – Basic and clinical science in neuromuscular block
Bergen	2011	Prof. Ville Pettila – Success factors in large scale cooperation in medical research.
Odense	2009	Dr. Kaare Christensen – Does ageing effect anaesthesiologist?
Gothenburg	2007	Prof. John Severinghaus – Oxygen
Reykjavik	2005

(in collaboration with the Laerdalfoundation) :

Place	Year	Recipient and lecture title
Copenhagen	2019	Prof. Tanja Manser – Patient safety and non-technical skills
Malmö	2017	Prof. Kathryn Maitland – Deconstructing fluid resuscitation in African children: a forensic analysis of the FEAST trial
Reykjavik	2015	Prof. Jean-Louis Vincent – Patient Safety is a Matter of our Heart
Turku	2013	Dr. David K Menon – Linking pathophysiology, tissue fate, and outcomes in TBI
Bergen	2011	Prof. Charles Gomersall – The importance of education for safe practice of anaesthesia and intensive care
Odense	2009	Dr. D. Østergaard – Education and patient safety
Gothenburg	2007	Dr. Marét Castren –
Reykjavik	2005	at this congress the lecture was not given
Helsinki	2003	Dr. Jerry Nolan – Advances in CPR
Tromsø	2001	Prof. Lance Becker – The opportunity of hypothermia
Århus	1999	Dr. Chris Grande – Advances in Trauma Care
Stockholm	1997	At this congress the support was as an exemption used to cover the costs of a panel discussion on ethics of resuscitation (Advanced medical care – at all costs?)
Reykjavik	1995	Dr. Brendan Finucane – The difficult airway
Kuopi	1993	Prof. Mads Gilbert – Caring humanism and continuous struggle against premature death and suffering
Trondheim	1991	Prof. Peter Safar – Advances in Cardiopulmonary Cerebral Resuscitation