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The most important directions for new research in anaesthesia and perioperative care as agreed by patients, the public and clinical professionals
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Registering with ACSA is free and provides the ACSA team with information about the scope of the service you're looking to accredit so that we can provide you with bespoke advice.
The ACSA process involves self-assessment, an on-site review by an ACSA review team and further evidence submission in order to achieve accreditation.
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QuARCs are the single point of contact within a trust for national audits, quality improvement projects, multi-centre research and other academic issues
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Departmental Airway Leads provide leadership and practical support in all airway-related matters.
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There are many ways for clinicians, patients and the public to get actively involved in perioperative research.
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Anaesthetists are specialist doctors responsible for providing anaesthesia and pain management to patients before, during and after operations and surgical procedures.
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The first step towards a career as an anaesthetist is medical school. Undergraduate medical training mostly lasts for five years and medical students normally graduate with a bachelors degree. This page contains information on the undergraduate stages of training in anaesthesia up until becoming a consultant.
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An introduction to all aspects of safeguarding, ethics and consent and why this is relevant to anaesthesia.