Main Programme

Day 1, Main Conference

Time/Room

Programme

0730 onwards

Registration

Hall 1 

0800 – 0815

RAM 2026 Welcome Address

0815 – 0845

Plenary 1 – Difficult Airway Society 2025 Guidelines- What's New, What's Different and Why?

0845 – 0915

Plenary 2 – Point-of-Care Ultrasonography in Airway Assessment 

0915 – 1000

Coffee/Tea Break, Exhibition & Posters Viewings

Hall 1 

Hall 2

Meeting Room

1000 – 1030

Plenary 3 – Airway Guidelines for Patients Living with Obesity

Plenary 4 – Making Airway Leadership Work- Practical Strategies for Institutional Adaptation in Resource Limited Settings 

Oral & Poster Presentations 

(1000 – 1215)

1030 – 1100

Plenary 5 – Airway Management in Non-Operating Room Anaesthesia- The Same but Different

Plenary 6 – Obstetric Airway Guidelines: What's Learned, What's Changed and What's Next

1100 – 1215

Symposium 1 – Safety and Quality

Symposium 2 – Equipment and Technology

1100 – 1120

[1.1]

Psychological Challenging Airway

[2.1]

Deep Learning and Artificial Intelligence in Airway Management

1120 – 1140

[1.2]

Moving from Upper Airway to Front of Neck in Airway Crisis- Decision Pathways and Psychological Impacts

[2.2]

Recent Developments in Supraglottic Airway Devices

1140 – 1200

[1.3]

Second Victim Effects of an Airway Crisis

[2.3]

Videolaryngoscopy- Overview of Blades and Techniques

1200 – 1215

Q&A

Q&A

1215 – 1300

Sponsored Symposium 1

Sponsored Symposium 2

1300 – 1400

Lunch, Exhibition & Posters Viewings

1400 – 1515

Symposium 3 – Regional Perspectives

Symposium 4 – Airway Training and Education

In-Conference Workshop for Doctors

1400 – 1420

[3.1]

ABS Difficult Airway Management Algorithm

[4.1]

Virtual and Augmented Reality in Airway Education

Awake Tracheal Intubation- The Essentials (1400 – 1530)

1420 – 1440

[3.2]

The Values of an Airway Registry to Inform Continuous Improvements

[4.2]

Clinical Airway Skill Training in Emergency Room (castER)- the Malaysian Experience

1440 – 1500

[3.3]

Innovations in Airway Management in Resource Constraint Settings

[4.3]

Ethical Issues in Teaching Airway

1500 – 1515

Q&A

Q&A

1515 – 1545

Coffee/Tea Break, Exhibition & Posters Viewings

1545 – 1700

Symposium 5 – Obstetrics and Paediatrics

Symposium 6 – Intensive Care and Emergency Medicine

1545 – 1605

[5.1]

Implementation of Default Videolaryngoscopy in Obstetrics Airway Management

[6.1]

Advanced Oxygenation During Airway Management in ICU

1605 – 1625

[5.2]

Laryngo-tracheal Surgery in a Child Using High Flow Oxygen, THRIVE or Jet Ventilation Technology

[6.2]

Managing the Soiled Airway- Beyond Suction

1625 – 1645

[5.3]

Bronchial Blockers in Paediatrics

[6.3]

Airway Management of Complex Maxillofacial Fractures in Emergency Room

1645 – 1700

Q&A

Q&A

1930 – 2100

RAM 2026 Faculty Dinner (by invitation)

End of Day 1

Day 2, Main Conference

Time/Room

Programme

0730 onwards

Registration

Hall 1 

0800 – 0830

Plenary 7 – A Year in Airway Research: 10 Top Publications

0830 – 0900

Plenary 8 – Revisiting Perioperative Pulmonary Aspiration- How Do We Practice Rationally?

0900 – 0930

Plenary 9 – Patients on Glucagon-Like Peptide-1 Receptor Agonist (GLP1RA) Coming for Anaesthesia/ Deep Sedation- What Should I Do?

0930 – 1000

Coffee/Tea Break, Exhibition & Posters Viewings

Hall 1 

Hall 2

1000 – 1030

Plenary 10 – From Prevention to Rescue- Why Awake Tracheal Intubation Should Lead the Airway Training

Plenary 11 – Combined Techniques in Difficult Airway Management

1030 – 1100

Plenary 12 – Universal Capnography

Plenary 13 – Equipment and Practice in Airway Management in the Era of Sustainability

1100 – 1215

Symposium 7 – Challenging Airways

Symposium 8 – Postoperative Complications

1100 – 1120

[7.1]

Airway Management in Large Intratracheal Tumour

[8.1]

The Bleeding Airway

1120 – 1140

[7.2]

Airway Management in Giant Anterior Mediastinal Tumour

[8.2]

Expanding Neck Hematoma After Total Thyroidectomy: How to Deal with the Airway?

1140 – 1200

[7.3]

Using 3D Printing in Planning Anticipated Difficult Airway Management

[8.3]

Difficult Extubation- Avoiding the Forgotten Trap

1200 – 1215

Q&A

Q&A

1215 – 1300

Sponsored Symposium 3

Sponsored Symposium 4

1300 – 1400

Lunch, Exhibition & Posters Viewings

1400 – 1440

Symposium 9 – Debates

1400 – 1420

[9.1]

Debate 1: Awake Tracheal Intubation for Huge Goitre?

1420 – 1440

[9.2]

Debate 2: The Use of Suxamethonium in Rapid Sequence Induction: Should We Retire an Old Friend? | Direct Laryngoscopy in the Era of Videolaryngoscopy- Obsolete or Still Relevant?

1440 – 1530

Symposium 10 – Expert Session (Part 1)

1530 – 1600

Coffee/Tea Break, Exhibition & Posters Viewings

1600 – 1650

Symposium 10 – Expert Session (Part 2)

1650 – 1700

Award Presentations & Closing Ceremony

Adjourn