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Become a RES is a trainer. This role is endorsed by the RCoA Global Partnerships Department, of a member who is appropriately trained to be responsible for the supervision and management of a named doctor’s educational progress during a training placement in a low or middle income country.
The College has submitted written evidence to the Clare Marx Review into gross negligence manslaughter and culpable homicide in medicine.
Optimal patient positioning is critical to the safe conduct of ophthalmic surgery and for patient comfort. Adjustable trolleys/operating tables that permit correct positioning should be available.31 ...
Optimal patient positioning is critical to the safe conduct of ophthalmic surgery and for patient comfort. Adjustable trolleys/operating tables that permit correct positioning should be available.31
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An anaesthetic office, within five minutes from the delivery suite, should be available to the duty anaesthetic team. The room should have a computer with intra/internet access for access to specialist reference material and local multidisciplinary evi...
An anaesthetic office, within five minutes from the delivery suite, should be available to the duty anaesthetic team. The room should have a computer with intra/internet access for access to specialist reference material and local multidisciplinary evidence based guidelines and policies. The office space, facilities and furniture should comply with the standards recommended by the Association of Anaesthetists guidelines.67...
It may seem that we have been reporting on the HSRC-DAS-University of Nottingham collaboration on the UK eFONA Registry for a very long time. However, I am delighted to say that, a bit like a jigsaw puzzle, all the pieces are finally starting to slot together.
Author: Dr Alistair McNarry, RCoA Airway Leads Advisor
It may seem that we have been reporting on the HSRC-DAS-University of Nottingham collaboration on the UK eFONA Registry for a very long time. However, I am delighted to say that, a bit like a jigsaw puzzle, all the pieces are finally starting to slot together.
Data-sharing agreements have now been signed between the HSRC, the University of Nottingham and the Difficult Airway Society. This complements the memorandum of understanding signed between the HSRC and DAS last year.