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The History of Anaesthesia

From plants to the anaesthetics machinery of today. Shakespeare’s observation (from Cymbeline) explains why attempts to alleviate the pain of disease, injury or simple surgical procedures by producing unconsciousness are almost as old as civilisation, although the techniques were crude.

Critical Progression Points

NELA – continuing to help patients and healthcare professionals

Dr Jugdeep Dhesi discusses why national audits, such as NELA, are a powerful tool that allow us to see what is happening to our ‘real-life’ patients, to identify gaps in our local services and to share best practice.

Dr David Dangerfield

Dr Thomas Babington Boulton

Biography of Dr Thomas Babington Boulton

A manifesto for a 21st century National Health Service

The College General Election 2019 manifesto calls on the next government to address the critical issues preventing the delivery of a 21st century National Health Service.

Anaesthesia for Cardiac Surgery

Updated guidance on the College website

We have recently been adding some important updates to the Revalidation section of the College website, and we would like to draw your attention to these. The first update focuses on appraisal: a key component of revalidation is the annual appraisal during which doctors will discuss their supporting information to demonstrate that they are continuing to meet the principles and values set out in Good Medical Practice.

We have recently been adding some important updates to the Revalidation section of the College website, and we would like to draw your attention to these.

The first update focuses on appraisal: a key component of revalidation is the annual appraisal during which doctors will discuss their supporting information to demonstrate that they are continuing to meet the principles and values set out in Good Medical Practice.¹

CCT date calculator

A guide on how to use the CCT Date Calculator, with a helpful video

NovPod - Season 2, Episode 4: Maternal pathophysiology

In this episode, Eoin, Rosie and Serina discuss some of the pathophysiological conditions that anaesthetists encounter on the labour ward including gestational diabetes, pre-eclampsia and abnormal placental implantation. Eoin and Rosie give advice on how to approach these and how they might impact our management of patients presenting with these conditions.

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