With more than 4,000 resident anaesthetists in the UK, the potential for research collaboration and networking is huge.
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This article about the OBS UK trial demonstrates that anaesthetists are well placed to lead maternity research.
This article explores how to make the most of indirect supervision for both anaesthetists in training and trainers alike.
Dr Anne Meaklim, ST7, experiments with ChatGPT and concludes that AI tools won't cede the creativity of anaesthetists.
This article explores how anaesthetists in training can ensure the successful completion of their Annual Review of Competency Progression.
As this issue’s theme is training, the team picked out six resources for anaesthetists in training, supervisors, or anyone involved in training.
The Perioperative Allergy Network describe the importance of collaboration between UK anaesthetists, allergists and immunologists when investigating perioperative allergies.
Dr Glaze, our Dinwoodie Simulation Fellow and an ST5 anaesthetist in training, updates us on some exciting developments in simulation.
Dr Ramai Santhirapala, Editor of the Bulletin, welcomes you to spring's Bulletin – the issue led by anaesthetists in training for those in training and trainers.
Dr Fiona Donald, President of the Royal College of Anaesthetists celebrates the extraordinary achievements of our members in research, training and professional development.