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Dr Jason Williams-James, RCoA PatientsVoices@RCOA member, and Dr Eleanor Warwick, ST6 Anaesthetist and PQIP Fellow, discuss DrEaMing (drinking, eating and mobilising) after surgery
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This leaflet gives information to help you prepare for surgery on one of the large blood vessels in your body. This could be your neck, your abdomen (tummy) or your legs. It provides information about the different types of anaesthetic that can be used for these operations and what choices you may have.
Cross specialty teams, including surgeons, anaesthetists, geriatricians and allied health professionals should be initiated to provide quality postoperative care to frail older surgical patients.2 ...
Cross specialty teams, including surgeons, anaesthetists, geriatricians and allied health professionals should be initiated to provide quality postoperative care to frail older surgical patients.2
The lead obstetric anaesthetist should ensure representation of the anaesthetic department at multidisciplinary meetings for service planning, e.g. labour ward forum.24 ...
The lead obstetric anaesthetist should ensure representation of the anaesthetic department at multidisciplinary meetings for service planning, e.g. labour ward forum.24
There should be an identified group of senior anaesthetists who manage and deliver a comprehensive ophthalmic anaesthesia service, including the use of orbital regional anaesthetic techniques.2 ...
There should be an identified group of senior anaesthetists who manage and deliver a comprehensive ophthalmic anaesthesia service, including the use of orbital regional anaesthetic techniques.2
Chapter 10: Guidelines for the Provision of Paediatric Anaesthesia Services 2024
Healthcare workers, including the anaesthetist, must be aware of the local policy for child protection, and they have an obligation to document and report any concerns to a responsible individual.43