The College has responded to the General Medical Council’s (GMC) ‘Welcomed and valued’ consultation.
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In accordance with national guidelines on COVID-19 the College has updated its guidance for candidates sitting our examinations.
We are pleased that the government has agreed to enter talks with the BMA to seek a resolution to the dispute over junior doctors’ pay. Junior doctors are under a great deal of pressure arising from profound NHS workforce shortages and other factors causing a steady erosion of morale and wellbeing, including pay.
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This webinar features a conversation about racism in anaesthesia, medicine and beyond. Chaired by Russell Ampofo with contributions from Professor Ravi Mahajan, Dr Tony Sewell, Professor Mala Rao, Dr Sethina Watson and Dr Mali De Silva.
Decisions developed in collaboration with the General Medical Council (GMC) and TestReach and led, on behalf of the College, by Council Member and Chair of the Examinations Committee, Dr Mark Forrest.
Dr Dave Selwyn discussing his vision for the Centre for Perioperative Care.
Kevin Coyne has ME, his recent experience in hospital has some interesting lessons on the needs of patients with ME/CFS.
Agreed local guidelines should be available which have been produced by a multidisciplinary team including an anaesthetist, acute pain nurse, pharmacist, physiotherapist, critical care clinicians, surgeons and other relevant specialties.10 These g...
Agreed local guidelines should be available which have been produced by a multidisciplinary team including an anaesthetist, acute pain nurse, pharmacist, physiotherapist, critical care clinicians, surgeons and other relevant specialties.10 These guidelines should cover at least the following:
- protocol for whom to call for problems with postoperative pain relief
- management of complications including high spinal block, accidental dural puncture...
Chapter 5: Guidelines for the Provision of Emergency Anaesthesia Services 2025
Agreed local clinical guidelines should be in use which have been produced by an appropriately constituted multiprofessional team, comprising anaesthetists, specialist nurses, surgeons, critical care clinicians, pharmacists, specialty consultants and managers. These guidelines should cover at least the following:
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COVID-19: Lessons for the future of anaesthesia and critical care conference essay prize entries