This article explores some of the underlying reasons for delays in emergency general surgery and what some of the solutions look like.
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This article shows us there are encouraging signs of revival with national initiatives and structural changes helping rebuild a foundation for academic activity.
Dr Elisa Bertoja, Chair of the RCoA CQ&R Board, takes on the role of guest editor and introduces us to this year's research-themed issue.
East of England share their experience in establishing a new TRN.
Our full selection of back digital issues has you covered and will keep you up-to-date and informed on what’s happening in our specialty.
Dr Claire Shannon tells us how we're delivering on our commitment to advance and promote anaesthesia research.
Dr Claire Shannon tells us what the College is doing to represent your views and experiences and, why it's so important to hear from you.
Dr Hoo Kee Tsang tells us about the new Specialist Pain Medicine credential which formally recognises a doctor's expertise in pain medicine to bring assured training and regulatory oversight.
Dr Andrew Sharman shows us that rotational training doesn’t come without challenges and tells us what the Faculty is doing to overcome them.
As this issue’s theme is training, the team picked out six resources for anaesthetists in training, supervisors, or anyone involved in training.