David Zuck Memorial Prize
The David Zuck Memorial Prize is awarded annually for the best paper or chapter in a book published in the preceding year. This certificate will be awarded by the History of Anaesthesia Society.
The nominated items must be:
The nominator (if not self-nominated) must provide confirmation that the author has accepted his/her publication being nominated. A maximum of two nominations from any one nominator will be accepted.
Nominations should be sent by email to the Chair of the D. Zuck Prize Committee, Professor Rajinder Mirakhur: r.mirakhur@btinternet.com
The paper or chapter must be sent as an attachment: word-processed document or PDF.
Previous winners
2021: Dr AB Levin, Dr CM Ball and Dr PJ Featherstone
From cholera to COVID-19: How pandemics have shaped the development of anaesthesia and intensive care medicine. Anaesthesia and Intensive Care 2020; 48 (Issue 3 Suppl): 28-38.
2020: Dr A Keys
Dr Ian Hamilton McDonald, MB BS, DA, FANZCA: The evolution of paediatric anaesthesia and intensive care at the Royal Children's Hospital, Melbourne. Anaesthesia and Intensive Care 2019; 47 (Issue 3 Suppl): 6-16.
2019: Dr MG Cooper, Ms AC Gebels, Dr RJ Bailey and Dr KM Whish
Unusual Partnerships: The Corfe-McMurdie Anaesthesia Inhaler of 1918 and the 2nd Australian Casualty Clearing Station. Anaesthesia and Intensive Care 2018; 46 (Issue 1 Suppl): 29-34.
2018: Dr GS Bause
The 2016 Lewis H. Wright Memorial Lecture: America's Doctor Anaesthetists (1862-1936) - Turning a Tide of Asphyxiating Waves. Journal of Anesthesia History 2017; 3: 12-18.
The nominated items must be:
- on the history of anaesthesia, resuscitation, intensive care or pain management;
- published in the English language.
The nominator (if not self-nominated) must provide confirmation that the author has accepted his/her publication being nominated. A maximum of two nominations from any one nominator will be accepted.
Nominations should be sent by email to the Chair of the D. Zuck Prize Committee, Professor Rajinder Mirakhur: r.mirakhur@btinternet.com
The paper or chapter must be sent as an attachment: word-processed document or PDF.
Previous winners
2021: Dr AB Levin, Dr CM Ball and Dr PJ Featherstone
From cholera to COVID-19: How pandemics have shaped the development of anaesthesia and intensive care medicine. Anaesthesia and Intensive Care 2020; 48 (Issue 3 Suppl): 28-38.
2020: Dr A Keys
Dr Ian Hamilton McDonald, MB BS, DA, FANZCA: The evolution of paediatric anaesthesia and intensive care at the Royal Children's Hospital, Melbourne. Anaesthesia and Intensive Care 2019; 47 (Issue 3 Suppl): 6-16.
2019: Dr MG Cooper, Ms AC Gebels, Dr RJ Bailey and Dr KM Whish
Unusual Partnerships: The Corfe-McMurdie Anaesthesia Inhaler of 1918 and the 2nd Australian Casualty Clearing Station. Anaesthesia and Intensive Care 2018; 46 (Issue 1 Suppl): 29-34.
2018: Dr GS Bause
The 2016 Lewis H. Wright Memorial Lecture: America's Doctor Anaesthetists (1862-1936) - Turning a Tide of Asphyxiating Waves. Journal of Anesthesia History 2017; 3: 12-18.
