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Despite Brexit, Dr Ted Rees tells us how the College still plays an active role in setting and improving standards of anaesthetic training and clinical practice in Europe.
Had your head buried very deeply in the sand for most of the last decade? Then it may have escaped your attention that the UK has cleaved itself away from the European Union. But fear not! The College and the Association of Anaesthetists are both still represented on the European Board of Anaesthesiology (EBA), the Anaesthesia section of the European Union of Medical Specialists.
Known by its French acronym, UEMS is a non-governmental organisation created in 1958 in the same year as the European parliament. The aims of UEMS are to improve patient care throughout Europe by developing and supporting excellence in specialist medical training and practice and, as a by-product, to promote free movement of medical specialists around the EU.
The UEMS represents more than 1.6 million specialist doctors from 41 countries:
- full UEMS members – EU countries plus Iceland, Norway, Switzerland, UK
- associate members – Armenia, Israel, Serbia, Turkey, Ukraine
- observer countries – Georgia, Iraq, Lebanon, Morocco, Tunisia.
This article reflects on the 2024 GMC survey pinpointing the strengths and the areas for attention within anaesthetic training. This data is reviewed annually.
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Submission from the Royal College of Anaesthetists to the Call for Evidence for the HEE strategic framework for workforce planning
Chapter 7: Guidelines for the Provision of Anaesthesia Services in the Non-theatre Environment 2025
The safe management of unstable patients depends on close liaison between emergency physicians, anaesthetists and intensivists.50,51 Local collaboration and leadership through committee structure or working groups should ensure the following:
- clear guidelines are easily accessible to all staff regarding fixed contact points for anaesthetic support, channels of escalation, equipment availability, medication use and periprocedural care.52 Major...
Dr Andrew Hartle was the first out gay President of the Association of Anaesthetists, and co-opted member of the RCoA Council. Here, he writes about his experiences co-chairing his Trust’s LGBTQ+ network, its challenges and his hopes for the future.
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Hear the latest information and updates for Anaesthetists in Training and all members about examinations.
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Membership provides a variety of benefits both to you and to the specialty. Benefits are also a key element of our aim to deliver good value for money to our fellows and members.
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Dr Mark Mortimer Crosse - Obituary