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They're the fresh faces of anaesthesia and the future of our specialty - we introduce you to some of our newest anaesthetists in training
A pilot matching refugee doctors with UK-based anaesthetists, allowing trained doctors to acquire knowledge and experience from qualified UK doctors.
Dr May looks at why the NHS needs international medical graduates (IMGs) and why we need to do better at integrating them.
I have recently been offered a role as a specialist anaesthetist. This is the final stage of my career pathway. To most, becoming a consultant is the final stage. To those not on the trainee pathway, the goal is to become a specialist.
This article tells us why increasing support for SAS anaesthetists will cultivate a more resilient and skilled workforce, fostering enhanced patient care and organisational success.
This article looks at the importance of understanding the Cardiotocography as this knowledge can help with joint decision-making, provide an additional set of eyes observing for foetal distress, and be an aid for choosing an anaesthetic technique.
Ethics underpins all we do. However, it can be difficult to integrate into clinical practice. This article tells you how to get involved.
This article shows us that LGBTQ+ allyship is not a title or role that can be assumed on a personal whim.
Professor Edward R. Mariano and Dr Amit Pawa tell us why we should be engaging with social media and the opportunities offered to inform, educate and innovate.