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Our President, Dr Fiona Donald, has written to Amanda Pritchard, CEO of NHS England to request immediate action to address the inadequate resourcing of ANRO.
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Our rotational training working reviewed the background to, and impact of, rotational training in the context of the 2021 anaesthetics curriculum. Drawing on these insights, the group has made recommendations for minimising the frequency and negative impact of rotations.
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Lives of the Fellows
Could you be part of next year’s cohort of CR&I fellows? Dr Adam Hunt tells us about the many wider benefits of a fellowship.
Would you like dedicated time to build your experience in research and QI while continuing clinical practice? Perhaps, you’re looking for mentorship from leading clinicians, researchers and policymakers in perioperative medicine? A fellowship with the Centre for Research and Improvement (CR&I) could be a perfect fit.
Alongside several other fellows, I’ve had the pleasure of a CR&I fellowship for the past year. Fellowships generally last 12 months, however several previous fellows have used the opportunity to develop proposals and obtain funding for higher degrees to continue their work. Fellows are attached to RCoA research projects, previously including PQIP, NELA, the QI Working Group, SNAPs and NAPs, among others.
Dr Gohil and Dr Eleanor Whittingham from Warwick Hospital tell us how they used a 3-D printer to produce a solution to a safety issue.
3-D printers were once the remit of science fiction but are now relatively cheap, available and simple to use. Dr Gohil and Dr Eleanor Whittingham from Warwick Hospital tell us how they used a 3-D printer to solve a safety issue.
The College is pleased to announce that the topic of the Seventh National Audit Project (NAP7) will be perioperative cardiac arrest.
The College is pleased to announce that Dr Matthew Tuck as been elected to the Board of Trustees.