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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
Chapter 16: Guidelines for the Provision of Anaesthesia Services for Trauma and Orthopaedic Surgery 2023
Primary and revision arthroplasty surgery, together 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 2024
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.55
Chapter 18: Guidelines on the Provision of Anaesthesia Services for Cardiac Procedures 2024
Clinical protocols should be developed from national and international guidelines and reviewed and implemented on a regular basis. This may include, for example, guidance for coagulation management, venous thromboembolism treatment, and treatment for anaemia and patient blood management.
There should be a designated lead anaesthetist for this service with specific programmed activities for this role within their job plan. The lead anaesthetist is responsible for: the training and support of nursing, ODPs and other staff the mai...
There should be a designated lead anaesthetist for this service with specific programmed activities for this role within their job plan. The lead anaesthetist is responsible for:
- the training and support of nursing, ODPs and other staff
- the maintenance of close two-way links with primary care clinicians facilitating agreed evidence based ‘fitness for surgery’ protocols between primary and secondary care...
Chapter 2: Guidelines for the Provision of Anaesthesia Services for the Perioperative Care of Elective and Urgent Care Patients 2024
There should be a designated lead anaesthetist for this service with specific programmed activities for this role within their job plan. The lead anaesthetist is responsible for:
- the training and support of nursing, ODPs and other staff
- the maintenance of close two-way links with primary care clinicians facilitating agreed evidence based ‘fitness for surgery’ protocols between primary and secondary care...