We are committed to improving the calibre of our examinations, ensuring that they are delivered in line with best practice in assessment for each medical specialty. As part of that commitment, we undertake regular internal reviews of the FRCA examination, the most recent of which we have published today.
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The College is pleased to announce the publication of Guidance on supervision arrangements for anaesthetists.
College Council and staff thank anaesthetists in training for their outstanding contribution in managing the COVID-19 pandemic and acknowledge the need for continuous work on minimising training disruptions.
The College is keen to provide Anaesthetists in Training and all members the opportunity to hear the latest updates about training, recruitment and the new curriculum.
The Welsh Chief Medical Officer expresses his gratitude for all anaesthetists have done during the pandemic in a letter to the College.
Anaesthetists at Worcestershire Acute Hospitals NHS Trust have been awarded the prestigious Anaesthesia Clinical Services Accreditation (ACSA)
The College acknowledges that the authors have produced a timely and sobering representative snapshot of the opinions and experiences of our anaesthetists at this stage in their training.
To celebrate World Anaesthesia Day (16 October 2018), the Royal College of Anaesthetists has today launched a booklet entitled, The Anaesthetist – by your side when it matters.
Aligned with International Women's Day, the British Journal of Anaesthesia published a special issue on Women in Anaesthesia.
As part of the NHS’ seventy-third birthday celebrations, the Royal College of Anaesthetists is pleased to share a statement from Minister of State (Minister for Care).