Dr Moore argues helping patients stop smoking is very much the business of anaesthetists as well as government and public-health initiatives.
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In this issue, we’re collaborating with the Association of Paediatric Anaesthetists of GB & Ireland (APAGBI) to focus on paediatric anaesthesia and produce a collection of resources.
Your newly elected Anaesthetist in Training (AiT) members of the Bulletin’s editorial board introduce themselves and welcome you to the AiT edition of the magazine.
Dr Marie Nixon, Consultant Anaesthetist and Dr Thom O'Dell, ST7 Trainee discuss their experiences of wellbeing and what it means to them.
This article looks at how anaesthetists in India and the UK are improving patient care using digital technology to achieve great results quickly and more efficiently.
Dr Richard Knight, retired anaesthetist discusses his personal experience of obstetric anaesthesia and how the practice has progressed over the last 50 years.
Intensivists and anaesthetists were vital to the Covid-19 response. We hope our involvement has demonstrated to the Inquiry the vital role our members played.
Dr Adrian Jennings, Consultant Anaesthetist, and Dr Kavaladeep Jabbal, ACCS CT4 Anaesthetics at Russels Hall Hospital, Dudley discuss their innovative ‘traffic light’ system.
Dr Chris Carey and Dr Lewis Hendon-John tell us what the College is doing to better understand the factors causing low morale and burnout in anaesthetists.
Dr Hannah Bruce and Dr Mark Chen update us on the key role anaesthetists in training play in leading and effecting significant changes to all RCoA examinations.