New places in Council will ensuring that anaesthetists at all stages of their career are fully involved with and represented by the RCoA .
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RCoA Council has agreed a process to increase representation for Anaesthetists in Training (AiT) and Fellows in Training (FiT) on College Council, which along with the Board of Trustees is one of the College’s two main decision-making bodies.
The RCoA welcomes the publication of the results of the GMC’s National Training survey, which shows that 90% of anaesthetists in training rated their training as good or very good, and nearly 80% felt they had achieved the expected level of practical experience in the previous year.
We welcome the report from the Health and Social Care Committee’s Expert Panel into the health and care workforce.
CPOC welcomes the HSCC's report which referenced perioperative care and how prehabilitation programmes can reduce post-operative complications.
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This form allows members to submit their application to stand for the Anaesthetist in Training and Fellow in Training co-opted posts on RCoA Council
Laura Smith a final year medical student at the University of Aberdeen explains what attracts her to anaesthesia as a specialty.
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Information on training under the outgoing (2010) curriculum and guidance on transitioning to the current (2021) curriculum
Planning and implementing one of the new special interest areas (SIAs) available from the 2021 curriculum: a trainee’s and trainer’s perspective.
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Biography of Dr John Alastair Lack