Learning what works for learners: delivering a post-FRCA teaching programme for resident anaesthetists
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Chapter 11: Guidelines for the Provision of Anaesthesia Services for Inpatient Pain Management 2022
Members of the IPS should have access to internal and external CPD appropriate to their roles. Funding and time should be available for staff to attend this training.57
They're the fresh faces of anaesthesia and the future of our specialty - we introduce you to some of our newest anaesthetists in training
They're the fresh faces of anaesthesia and the future of our specialty.
We introduce you to some of our newest anaesthetists in training. We hope all of them and the rest of our trainees have very long, rewarding, and fulfilling careers as anaesthetists.
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Podcast about prescribing drugs
Primary and revision arthroplasty surgery, along with trauma surgery involving bone implants or internal fixation should be carried out in an operating theatre with multiple air changes per hour (e.g. laminar flow). ...
Primary and revision arthroplasty surgery, along with trauma surgery involving bone implants or internal fixation should be carried out in an operating theatre with multiple air changes per hour (e.g. laminar flow).
Chapter 11: Guidelines for the Provision of Anaesthesia Services for Inpatient Pain Management 2022
Where possible, the IPS should encourage engagement in research in acute pain medicine, including recruitment into well designed national and international multicentre studies.73
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A podcast about the global perspective on COVID-19
Dr Plessis looks at burnout - what causes it, the impact, signs and symptoms and what we can do to mitigate it.
In the operating theatre environment, the perpetual demands, emotional toll, and the need for precision contribute to the potential vulnerability of anaesthetic staff to burnout.
What is burnout?
Burnout, as recognised by the World Health Organization in the International Classification of Diseases, is a syndrome characterised by ‘symptoms’ in three domains:
- feelings of energy depletion or exhaustion
- increased mental distance from the job or feelings of negativity and cynicism related to the job
- reduced professional efficacy.
Burnout is not classified as a ‘health condition’. Instead, it is an occupational phenomenon and due to chronic, unmanaged, workplace stress. People who are burned out are also at high risk of developing mental health conditions, for example depression and generalised anxiety disorder.
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A podcast about being on an MTI programme