Teenagers and young adults will find this leaflet useful for basic information on what to expect when they go into hospital for an operation with a general anaesthetic. It has been written by anaesthetists, working together with patient representatives, parents, and caregivers.
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Dr Sunil Kumar reflects on his experience of migrating from India to work as an anaesthetist in the NHS and invites other members to share their stories during South Asian Heritage Month.
Interested in standing for a place on College Council? Self-nominations are currently open for three consultant positions and two positions for anaesthetists in training until 12 noon on 19 October 2023.
Dr Sophie Jackman and Dr Matthew Tuck on how the experiences of anaesthetists in training are at the heart of our new report, Minimising the impact of rotational training within the anaesthetic training programme.
At the Royal College of Anaesthetists, we have been shocked and horrified by the recent racist and Islamophobic violence that has taken place in the UK in the past week, and we condemn it in the strongest terms.
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Dr Ramai Santhirapala welcomes Dr Claire Shannon as new President of the Royal College of Anaesthetists with a wide-ranging interview, including questions from RCoA members on current topics.
New guidance from RA-UK and the RCoA will help trainers support anaesthetists in training to meet the regional anaesthesia capabilities of the curriculum in situations where clinical training opportunities are limited.
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It is widely accepted that current use of global resources is not sustainable without compromising the wellbeing of future generations. Therefore, the College and anaesthetists must minimise the environmental impact of our lives and work.
The Royal College of Anaesthetists has produced two presentations on how to prepare for the MSRA and the Anaesthetics CT1 & ACCS (Anaesthetics) Interview. The College strongly advises anyone preparing for these to take a look.
The College and The Obstetric Anaesthetists' Association response to a study which shows a possible association between epidural pain relief during labour and increased risk of autism spectrum disorders in children.