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The College actively champions the central role of anaesthesia in patient care and provide our specialty with a powerful and collective voice that influences the health sector.

Contributing to consultation responses raises the profile of anaesthesia and places our specialty at the heart of health reform in the United Kingdom.

Details of the 2021 Anaesthetics curriculum and training programme

How the College was established and the birth of the Fellowship

Final FRCA Written examination resources

Read all our detailed anaesthesia information leaflets and resources specifically for patients and their carers which have been written by the Royal College of Anaesthetists.

Presented by Monty Mythen with Paul Wischmeyer, Professor of the Department of Anesthesiology, Duke University.

Details of up-coming meetings for all College representatives.

This conversation covers one of the conference’s talking points; developmental neurotoxicity. Can human infants exposed to anaesthesia early in their early development really be facing risks which we were previously unaware of? There’s a lack of evidence at the moment but outcomes for young animals have raised concern. Given the complexities of human neurodevelopment, how can such issues be reliably detected?

Find out more about our current RAAs.