Dr Anna-Maria Rollin explains the power of good communication between anaesthetists and patients.
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With nominations to College Council open until 19 October 2020, Dr Claire Mallinson explains why being on Council is not only personally rewarding, but offers the chance to serve the specialty and “give something back to the profession”.
Hear from one of the compendium editors, Dr Maria Chereshneva, why you should use the new Raising the Standards: RCoA Quality Improvement Compendium, what's new, and how it can revolutionise your practice.
Dr Jugdeep Dhesi discusses why national audits, such as NELA, are a powerful tool that allow us to see what is happening to our ‘real-life’ patients, to identify gaps in our local services and to share best practice.
As our members have cared for their patients, we know that the pandemic has come at great personal expense to them, to their colleagues and to their families.
Dr James Watts is a consultant in anaesthesia and critical care medicine at East Lancashire Hospitals NHS Trust - he reflects on a year of working on the frontline of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Iain Smart is an AV Engineer at the Royal College of Anaesthetists. He explains what LGBT+ History Month means to him.
Dr Liz Thomas is a consultant in anaesthesia and intensive care medicine at the Stockport NHS Foundation Trust. She is passionate about helping trainees through their career and recently became an examiner for the Final FRCA.
Dr Amaki Sogbodjor is a Locum Consultant Paediatric Anaesthetist. Here, she gives advice to women considering a career in anaesthetic research.
Dr Jenny Parsons, Consultant Anaesthetist and College Tutor at Raigmore Hospital in Inverness, attended the RCoA’s virtual Regional Leads Day on 26 February. Here she explains why the 2021 Curriculum will improve both the trainer and trainee experience.