From tabloid outcast to breaking endless pink ceilings in the decades since; Professor Andrew Hartle reflects on his incredible 40+ year career for LGBT+ History Month.
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Dr Fiona Donald, RCoA President, reiterates our commitment to supporting those of you in training and updates you on what we're doing to try and improve your working lives.
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Essential information for NHS Trusts interested in hosting International Medical Graduates through the GFS scheme
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Ralph was elected to the College Council where he rose to be Vice President in 1999. During his time on Council, he held several key roles including Chairman of the Examinations Committee.
Ralph was elected to the College Council where he rose to be Vice President in 1999. During his time on Council, he held several key roles including Chairman of the Examinations Committee.
Dr Fiona Donald wishes you all a very Happy New Year and hopes you were able to find some time to rest and recharge with friends and family over the the holidays.
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Information about the Portfolio Pathway process (CESR), who is eligible, what the roles of the GMC and the College are in the process, and details of existing tests of knowledge.
Dr Fiona Donald, President of the Royal College of Anaesthetists tells us our future is bright but that we need to play our part by supporting our anaesthetists in training.
Anaesthetists in training, whatever route they are taking, are the future of our specialty. This is a guiding principle of the College and it cuts across all aspects of our work.
I have always been incredibly impressed by the professionalism, compassion, skill and knowledge of the anaesthetists in training I work with and, as a prospective service user, I can see that the future is bright but that we need to play our part by supporting you to realise that promise.
I hear many positive things from anaesthetists in training, ranging from what you love about the job, to your well-deserved pride in your achievements and your commitment to supporting your patients and colleagues. But I also hear the negative aspects. I hear you when you tell me about training interrupted by the pandemic and the unaddressed trauma from that time. Or how your life and career have been impacted by frequent rotations, exam pressures or difficulty securing a higher training place.
The College welcomes South Asian Heritage month which seeks to commemorate and celebrate South Asian cultures, histories and communities.
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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.
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: ...
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...