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  • NZPS 2027
  • Call for Abstracts
  • Programme
    • Thu 11 Mar Workshops
    • Fri 12 Mar
    • Sat 13 Mar
    • Social Programme
  • Our Speakers
    • Our Speakers
    • Information for Speakers
  • Sponsorship & Exhibition
    • Opportunities to Participate
  • Destination
    • Venue HAMILTON
    • Onsite Information
    • Our Environment
  • Useful Links
    • Associated Events
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  • Past Conferences
    • 2026 PPTS >
      • Older Adult Workshop
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Professor Jamie Sleigh​

MBChB, FANZCA, DipAppStat, MD.
Anaesthesiology and Intensive Care, Waikato Clinical School, The University of Auckland, Hamilton, NZ
Jamie Sleigh is Professor of Anaesthesiology and Intensive Care at the Waikato Clinical School, of the University of Auckland, Hamilton, New Zealand. He grew up in Zimbabwe, and specialised in anaesthesia in the United Kingdom, before moving to New Zealand in 1988.  He has practiced in both intensive care medicine and anaesthesia – with particular interests in anaesthesia for vascular surgery and neurosurgery. His current research interests include: the practical use of EEG in anaesthesia; EEG signal processing; the modelling of brain dynamics in anaesthesia, sleep, and seizures; pharmacokinetics of anaesthetic drugs; and the development of ketamine ester analogues.
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