Dr. Sadiq Abdulla is an Anesthesiologist at BC Women’s Hospital. He has a clinical fellowship in Obstetric Anesthesia from Mount Sinai Hospital inToronto, Ontario. He has also completed the UBC Sauder Physician Leadership Program and was the inaugural Associate Program Director for theAnesthesia Training Program. His research interests include optimizing uterotonic use, ultrasound use in obstetric anesthesia, and developing anenhanced recovery pathway for cesarean delivery. He is currently a Royal College of Physician and Surgeons of Canada examiner for the Anesthesiology specialty.

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Pediatric perioperative pharmacology Pediatric difficult airway Pediatric scoliosis correction surgery Pediatric TIVA

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ORCID: 0000-0002-8590-3916

The safety of modern anesthesia for children with long QT syndrome

Using physiological monitoring data for performance feedback: an initiative using thermoregulation metrics

Audit and feedback: to tell or not to tell? That is not the question

Effects of Dexmedetomidine on Myocardial Repolarization in Children Undergoing General Anesthesia: A Randomized Controlled Trial

Integrating intraoperative physiology data into outcome analysis for the ACS Pediatric National Surgical Quality Improvement Program

Blood pressure nomograms for children undergoing general anesthesia, stratified by age and anesthetic type, using data from a retrospective cohort at a tertiary pediatric center

Pediatric anesthesia, including development of perioperative management guidelines for children with long QT syndromes; development of comparative, anonymized, individual feedback as a driver of continuous quality improvement; and establishment & dashboarding of a pediatric difficult intubation
registry. Current & future work focused on improving individualized TIVA regimens by examining pharmacodynamic-pharmacogenomic relationships
with anesthetic drugs used in children.