Dr Andrew Renaut
Andrew is a specialist colorectal and general surgeon.Training
He did his undergraduate training at St Thomas’ Hospital, University of London. His postgraduate training in colorectal and general surgery was undertaken in and around London, and included a fellowship at the Prince of Wales Hospital, Sydney. Andrew also has a Master of Surgery degree from the University of London.
Consultant Appointments
In 2000, Andrew joined the Oxford Clinic in Christchurch, New Zealand, where he developed a laparoscopic colorectal service. During this time he gained extensive experience in advanced laparoscopic techniques in colorectal surgery which he now practices routinely. While in New Zealand, Andrew established the New Zealand Institute of Advanced Laparoscopic Surgery.
Andrew moved to Brisbane in 2005 to establish his current practice in colorectal and general surgery.
Research
Andrew has a keen interest in research and has published several papers in peer-reviewed journals. He continues to pursue his research interests and is currently involved in several randomised controlled trials.
Academic Appointments
Andrew is currently developing an online education system for medical students in China. In recognition of his work there, he has been appointed Professor of Surgery at the Shandong University Medical School. Andrew is also an Associate Professor of Surgery at Bond University, Queensland.
Hobbies and Interests
Andrew’s interests and hobbies include ocean racing, small boat sailing (fast catamarans), flying (private pilot’s license), scuba diving, personal fitness, tennis, squash, skiing, mountain biking, classic Porsches, cooking, English poetry and fine wines.
Online Education
Andrew is passionate about education and has developed two internet-based platforms for informing and educating medical students and health professionals, the Australian Institute of Medical Education, and Videosurgery.
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Australian Institute of Medical Education (AIME)AIME is a not-for-profit organisation established in 2006 for the express purpose of educating undergraduate and postgraduate medical students and allied health personnel. AIME uses the latest technology to deliver a comprehensive range of teaching materials, such as live (and archived) surgery broadcasts, fully edited surgical procedures, and internet-based video presentations. AIME also provides more traditional projects such as full-time residential courses on advanced laparoscopic techniques for established specialists. |
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VideosurgeryVideosurgery Pty Ltd is an internet-based multimedia company that produces videos and presentations of surgical conditions and procedures that can be viewed online or downloaded. Live (and archived) surgical procedures can also be viewed. Videosurgery’s specialist AV staff provide a comprehensive range of video production services, from script-writing, direction and recording through to editing, production, uploading and hosting. |
Websites for Medical Professionals
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Online MedicalOnline Medical is a website design and development company specialising in websites and online solutions for medical professionals and organisations. For more information about Online Medical, visit the website : |
Professional Networking
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XcorioXcorio is a professional networking site for surgeons, as well as a re-deployable, re-brandable platform for networking and online CME / CPD within your medical organisation. For more information on professional networking platforms for your organisation, visit : www.xcoriotech.com For surgeons, you can join the Xcorio Network for free at : www.xcorio.com |
Media Releases, Articles & News about Andrew Renaut
BRISBANE'S PROFESSOR ANDREW RENAUT WINS MEDIASITE INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL WEBCAST AWARD.
Brisbane surgeon to broadcast rare operation live on Mediasite internet platform
Aussie building social network for surgeons
Surgically enhanced screensaver: telemedicine
NBN, Libs plan both serve telemedicine
Surgeon wants more webcast procedures
Net value adds to medical education: surgery over the web
Live Surgery Webcast Makes Rare Procedure Widely Available
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