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Training at less than full-time - RCoA statement of advice - May 2019

Welsh Board minutes

The care of the critically ill woman in childbirth; enhanced maternal care 2018 summarises recommendations relevant to the care of pregnant or recently pregnant, acutely or chronically unwell women, who require acute hospital maternity and critical care specialist services.

Storage of drugs in anaesthetic rooms provides guidance on best practice from the RCoA and Association of Anaesthetists.

Guidance on the supervision of SAS anaesthetists in NHS hospitals 2019

Returning to work after a period of absence 2024

Guidance for clinical directors on Supporting and managing anaesthetists with performance concerns

Mastocytosis is a very rare disorder affecting mast cells. In people who do not have mastocytosis, mast cells are triggered during allergy attacks. They release substances that cause the symptoms of allergy. These substances are stored in granules within the mast cells and are released into the body during an allergy attack. This is called ‘mast cell degranulation.’

This leaflet is for patients with mastocytosis who are preparing to have an anaesthetic. It will also be useful to anaesthetists and other healthcare professionals who would like an update on safe anaesthesia practice for patients with mastocytosis.

Manifesto's design for single sign on for the RCoA

Report of the 3rd National Audit Project of the RCoA