Dr Chris Carey and Dr Lewis Hendon-John tell us what the College is doing to better understand the factors causing low morale and burnout in anaesthetists.
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Dr Hannah Bruce and Dr Mark Chen update us on the key role anaesthetists in training play in leading and effecting significant changes to all RCoA examinations.
New research from the Royal College of Anaesthetists (RCoA) and University College London shows sustained improvements since 2016 in five key areas of perioperative care.
Exercise and nutritional support before an operation could reduce the time patients spend recovering in hospital after surgery, according to new report by the Royal College of Anaesthetists.
The College is moving those Anaesthetists in Training who are transitioning in August 2021 from the 2010 Curriculum to the new 2021 Anaesthetics Curriculum on the Lifelong Learning Platform (LLP).
The RCoA welcomes Black History Month as an opportunity to celebrate the huge contribution of black anaesthetists and other healthcare workers to the NHS throughout its 74-year history.
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The Royal College of Anaesthetists submits evidence from surveys carried out on the anaesthetic workforce before and during the COVID-19 peak, and suggests improvements to tackle burnout
The Royal College of Anaesthetists (RCoA) has been appointed by the Healthcare Quality Improvement Partnership (HQIP) to deliver the first National Clinical Audit of Perioperative Care (NCAPC).
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GasReach is an exciting new collaborative project between the Widening Participation Medics Network (WPMN) and the Royal College of Anaesthetists which aims to increase diversity within anaesthesia.
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The FRCA examinations are an integral part of the College’s programme of assessment. These are high stake postgraduate examinations for anaesthetists that help ensure the practice of anaesthesia is delivered to a high standard within the UK.