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For Black History Month, Dr Rochelle Pierre spoke with our Media and Communications Officer Rachel Yeager, about the importance of community in empowering the individual.
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The CR&I is the national centre of excellence for health services research and perioperative trials in anaesthesia and associated specialties, and oversees delivery of the College's research projects.
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Sitting the OSCE and SOE in person in London
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RCoA-Centre for Research & Improvement (CR&I) Leadership
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Table of 1952 Fellows names dates etc
Dr Ramai Santhirapala, Editor of the Bulletin, welcomes you to our first digital-only version and tells us why turning problems into innovative solutions is the very essence of this issue.
Welcome to October's issue of the Bulletin. As I write this piece, we may be struggling to see the light at the end of the tunnel for UK healthcare; an unprecedented state of industrial action by doctors at all stages of their careers, the recent release of an open report on sexual misconduct in healthcare and, as clinicians, the challenges of ensuring high quality care for patients can be a daily struggle. The height of the pandemic may be behind us, but the disparities it has revealed will have to be addressed for years to come.
A new year signals a new Editor for the Bulletin, and it gives me immense pleasure to welcome you to the January 2023 edition. As I write this, the UK’s NHS is experiencing winter pressures, nurse strike action seems imminent, purple seems the new black in terms of hospital bed status, and elective surgical recovery targets seem an insurmountable challenge.
A new year signals a new Editor for the Bulletin, and it gives me immense pleasure to welcome you to the January 2023 edition. As I write this, the UK’s NHS is experiencing winter pressures, nurse strike action seems imminent, purple seems the new black in terms of hospital bed status, and elective surgical recovery targets seem an insurmountable challenge. It would be easy to feel discouraged, but a new year always heralds new hope.
Scrolling through the articles in this Bulletin, I am filled with delight at the examples and opportunities for change during these uncertain times. Innovation has long been the forte of our specialties – doing things differently, more efficiently, and more safely for the betterment of patient care. Whether it is the small tweaks made to TIVA settings, the slight adjustment of the ultrasound image during a nerve block, or refining the ergonomics of running an operating theatre list or ICU ward round, continuous improvement is innate to our specialties and specialists.
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This patient information leaflet helps children understand what it’s like to have a general anaesthetic, using familiar Beano characters to help reduce any anxiety they may have about surgery.