SOPPA
Institutional Purpose
To position anaesthesiologists as leaders in comprehensive perioperative medicine and drivers of safer surgical care
To educate, empower, connect, and advance anaesthesiologists into the next generation of perioperative physicians through training, advocacy, innovation, and collaboration.
Enacted under Society Registration No. 412/2024 to unite clinical skill development, independent decision-making, and academic accreditation nationwide.
SOPPA's statutory constitution encompasses 15 official objectives enacted under Society Registration No. 412/2024 to drive clinical autonomy, education, institutional accreditation, and patient safety nationwide.
Empowering physician anaesthesiologists to independently evaluate, risk-stratify, and manage surgical comorbidities.
Standardizing post-doctoral training curricula and conducting rigorous peer accreditation across 45+ teaching hospitals.
Developing national clinical guidelines, multi-center outcome registries, and hands-on simulation workshops.
Advancing Point-of-Care Ultrasound (POCUS) mastery, surgical safety checklists, and statutory healthcare policy reform.
Marking the birth of India's first dedicated society for perioperative physician anaesthesiologists at KIMS Hospitals Auditorium, Secunderabad.
