CPOC has announced the appointment of Consultant Physician, Dr Jugdeep Dhesi, and Consultant Surgeon, Mrs Scarlett McNally as its new Deputy Directors.
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Could you be part of next year’s cohort of CR&I fellows? Dr Adam Hunt tells us about the many wider benefits of a fellowship.
Would you like dedicated time to build your experience in research and QI while continuing clinical practice? Perhaps, you’re looking for mentorship from leading clinicians, researchers and policymakers in perioperative medicine? A fellowship with the Centre for Research and Improvement (CR&I) could be a perfect fit.
Alongside several other fellows, I’ve had the pleasure of a CR&I fellowship for the past year. Fellowships generally last 12 months, however several previous fellows have used the opportunity to develop proposals and obtain funding for higher degrees to continue their work. Fellows are attached to RCoA research projects, previously including PQIP, NELA, the QI Working Group, SNAPs and NAPs, among others.
Dr Matthew Luney tells us about becoming a non-COVID-19-focused researcher during the pandemic.
Duncan McMillan, our Head of Content welcomes you to a new feature in which we share and showcase education and training content to keep you up-to-date.
Welcome to a new feature in this Bulletin issue in which we share and showcase education and training content to keep you up-to-date on good practice and ways of working.
In this recurring series, we’ll post event video clips, podcasts, and links to downloadable resources, some of them available exclusively to members, via the Bulletin. We’d love to know how you find this. Tell us what content you want to see here and what professional-development areas you’d benefit from.
In this issue we’re focusing on patient safety, looking at communication and simulation and featuring videos, audio, and downloadable resources drawn from across our website and beyond.
Chapter 9: Guidelines for the Provision of Anaesthesia Services for an Obstetric Population 2025
At least one anaesthetist in each anaesthesia department, not necessarily an obstetric anaesthetist, should take the lead in safeguarding/child protection; they should undertake training and maintain core level 3 competencies.115 The lead anaesthetist for safeguarding/child protection should liaise with their multidisciplinary counterparts within the obstetric unit.
Chapter 14: Guidelines for the Provision of Neuroanaesthetic Services 2025
An appropriately trained and experienced anaesthetist should be present for all neurosurgical operating lists and interventional neuroradiology sessions, with sufficient consultant-programmed activities to provide adequate supervision and support to anaesthetists in training and staff grade, associate specialist or specialty (SAS) anaesthetists.3,5
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