This article provides some guidance on what should and shouldn't get included in a Personal Development Plan (PDP), and to address a query about using your PDP in the Lifelong Learning Platform.
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In an attempt to prevent burnout in our trainee cohort, Dr James Wicker and Dr Elodia Dalmonte created a regular wellbeing initiative: Coffee Club. They wanted to provide a time and a place in which trainees could reflect on their individual and collective experiences.
This article is written by TRIPOM (trainees with an interest in perioperative medicine) and is a brief summary of recent important papers and articles on perioperative medicine from across the spectrum of medical publications.
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.
Pauline Elliott, Chair of PatientsVoices@RCoA looks at how our five-year commitment recognises the vital role of patient and public involvement in ensuring it meets its ambitious aims.
At the time of writing this article we can be fairly confident that we have left the worst of the pandemic behind us. However, the NHS now faces the challenge of tackling spiralling waiting times for elective surgery.
This article focuses on team working and the role of multidisciplinary team (MDT) training.
After a a recent incident whilst on call Drs El-Badawi and Aslam write about the opportunity to help develop a wellbeing service within their anaesthetic department.
An update from the patient information team on new resources to help you meet the challenges of preoperative assessment.
Dr Barry Miller, former Dean, Faculty of Pain Medicine looks at assisted dying and why this is such a complex topic.