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NovPod returns with A&E trainee and stand-up comedian Dr Kwame Asante, discussing airways and induction of anaesthesia.
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Resuscitation equipment, including an automated defibrillator, should be available on the delivery suite and should be checked regularly.55 A perimortem caesarean section pack containing a scalpel, surgical gloves and cord clamp should be availabl...
Resuscitation equipment, including an automated defibrillator, should be available on the delivery suite and should be checked regularly.55 A perimortem caesarean section pack containing a scalpel, surgical gloves and cord clamp should be available on all resuscitation trolleys in the Maternity Unit and areas admitting pregnant women e.g. emergency departments.56 A range of various sizes of tracheal tubes...
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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.
Danny Wong and his colleagues from the intubateCOVID project team are exploring the practice and risks of tracheal intubation in COVID-19.
The College President has written to the Secretary of State on behalf of anaesthetists in training to suggest solutions to the recruitment concerns.
Dr David Cegielski reflects on how being a father has influenced his work life, especially during COVID-19 and vice versa.
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A summary of activities and achievements throughout the year.
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A summary of activities and achievements throughout the year.
Dr Sharma and Dr Russell tell us about their climate change course for health professionals from across the globe.
This first report, an assessment of the scientific basis of climate change and its impacts and future risks, highlighted the importance of climate change as a global challenge with universal consequences which required international collaboration, cooperation and action.
Unfortunately, all these years later we haven’t made as much progress as we should have done across the world. The latest (2023) Lancet Countdown Report 'underscores the imperative for a health-centred response in a world facing irreversible harms. Climate inaction is costing lives and livelihoods today, with new global projections revealing the grave and mounting threat to health of further delayed action on climate change’. How can we take action? What can we do? You can all achieve so much more than you believe, and we would like to guide, support and empower you to do so.
It's time for us to take action together.