2021 Annual Review

Annual Review 2021

Take a look back at an extraordinary year for the College and the specialty.

Welcome to the 2021 Annual Review of the Royal College of Anaesthetists.

In this Annual Review, we chronicle the unprecedented year of 2021. Despite the many challenges we have faced, we have continued to work and deliver for our membership across the UK and internationally.

Annual Review 2021

Dr Fiona Donald

President’s statement
Dr Fiona Donald looks back at 2021 for the College and the specialty.
Jonathan Bruun - Listing

Chief Executive’s statement
Our Chief Executive Jono Brüün reflects on 2021.
Anaesthetists in training

Supporting professional development
Supporting the professional development and training of our members has never been more important.
Anaesthetist

Supporting anaesthetic departments
Read about the achievement of teams dedicated to clinical quality and research.
Anaesthetists

The voice of anaesthesia

The College provides a powerful voice for our membership, their work, and the specialty amongst the public, government, the media and health stakeholders across the UK.
Annual Review CPOC

The Centre for Perioperative Care
Continuing to advance and develop perioperative care.
Doctor and laptop

Investing in the future of anaesthesia
During 2021, the College invested in new technology to allow us to continue to deliver our services.
Annual Review Support Services Listing

The backbone of the RCoA

Providing technology and solutions to maintain business as usual.
Patient

Lay Committee: it’s all about the patient

One of the key roles of the Lay Committee is to provide the College with patient and public perceptions on our services and information.
Checking paperwork

Summarised financial statements
Statement of financial activities for the year ended 30 June 2021.
President and Vice-Presidents

Governance
Good governance supports the College’s determination to act at all times in the best interests of its members and the specialty.
Sustainablility

Our sustainability work

Minimising the environmental impact of the College’s work as an organisation.