The Royal College of Anaesthetists has submitted evidence to the Royal College of Surgeons of England’s independent Commission on the Future of Surgery.
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A podcast from Anaesthesia 2018.
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Novpod, Season 2: Episode 7
Dr Hilary Swales discusses the patient information materials on the RCoA website.
The lead obstetric anaesthetist should audit and monitor the duty anaesthetist workload to ensure that there is sufficient provision for the busyness of the unit. ...
The lead obstetric anaesthetist should audit and monitor the duty anaesthetist workload to ensure that there is sufficient provision for the busyness of the unit.
Chapter 1: Guidelines for the Provision of Anaesthesia Services: The Good Department 2025
The department should have a policy on providing breaks for anaesthetists working solo which might include discussing breaks as part of the theatre team brief and providing a ‘floating’ anaesthetist to help with breaks in the theatre suite. If breaks are unavailable, then this should be formally recorded and included in the organisation’s risk register.
Is there such a thing as too much personal protection? Will Harrop-Griffiths discusses guidance on PPE during COVID-19.
Chapter 9: Guidelines for the Provision of Anaesthesia Services for an Obstetric Population 2025
The lead obstetric anaesthetist should be made aware of all complaints.
Dr Emira Kursumovic is an ST7 anaesthetist in Bath and HSRC-NAP7 clinical research fellow. She leads work on anaesthesia and critical care COVID activity tracking surveys called ACCC-track.