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The RCoA and British Journal of Anaesthesia are pleased to announce a series of webinars available to our members on how to optimise your reading of the medical literature. These webinars will feature members from our international editorial team and their guests including authors, experts and fellows addressing topics such as how to read the literature, the editorial process, and journal club discussions of important articles appearing in the BJA.
Each webinar will also feature a methodological tip targeted to trainees. These sessions will provide opportunities to engage with the editors and other leaders in the field of anaesthesia.
Association of Anaesthetists and the Royal College of Anaesthetists joint statement for our specialty on how a no deal scenario may affect the levels of staff, medicine and equipment supplies required by anaesthetic departments to deliver a safe service.
Executive summary of findings and recommendations from the internal review of the FRCA and the independent review of the assessment processes of the RCoA.
The Anaesthetists in Training Committee consists of two trainee members of Council, four members elected from the Anaesthetist in Training Representative Group and co-opted members.