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A podcast discussion about methods to help prepare for the FRCA exam, including a guided relaxation.
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Chapter 14: Guidelines for the Provision of Neuroanaesthetic Services 2025
In a true emergency situation involving a child requiring urgent neurosurgery for a deteriorating condition admitted to an ‘adult only’ neurosurgical service, the most appropriate surgeon, anaesthetist and intensivist available would be expected to provide lifesaving care, including emergency resuscitation and surgery.28
Chapter 8: Guidelines for the Provision of Regional Anaesthesia Services 2025
Early multidisciplinary assessment including surgeons, pain services, critical care and physiotherapy should determine the optimal analgesia management for chest wall injuries including provision for early epidural, fascial plane or peripheral nerve blocks in patients with multiple rib fractures.58
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Biography of Dr Edith Margaret Taylor
Dr Victor Mendis, Chair of the FPM Training and Assessment Committee updates us on all things training-related at the faculty.
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Pain Medicine has now reached a milestone, and for the first time ever doctors trained in specialist pain medicine will be able to have this recognised by the GMC. The credential curriculum is now approved by the GMC and has been developed to take into account the different specialty backgrounds that doctors may come from, providing detailed information for both trainers and trainees alike. Credentialing will be integrated into the CCT curriculum for anaesthetics but will also open the route of training in other specialties.
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Dr Brian Arthur Sellick
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Biography of Dr James Robert Kyles
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Biography of Dr Frank Barnett Mallinson
To celebrate Pride month, Iain Smart continues his series on LGBTQ+ history by looking at London’s gay bars.
The College has developed a joint guidance document for Clinical Directors on preparations for a possible second surge in COVID-19.