Imperial School of Medicine Careers Fair, hosting RCoA stand
Free Final FRCA Viva Course
4 day course, consisting of Lectures, hands on TOE on live patients & Sim
An exciting mix of topics including some of the challenges we are facing in 2019 as well as some exciting new developments we can move patient care forward with.
This course aims to provide realistic examination practice for anaesthetic trainees sitting the Viva Voce/ Objective Structured Clinical Examination (OSCE) section of the Primary FRCA (Fellowship of the Royal College of Anaesthetists).
Friday 4th October 13:00 -18:00. Chelsea & Westminster Hospital.
FREE Paediatric Anaesthetic meeting with presentations by consultants & trainees. (3 CPD points).
Email seth.galton@chelwest.nhs.uk to book a place.
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Croydon University Final FRCA viva course
Introducing a great opportunity to examine mock interviews for Core Anaesthetics Training applicants at an evening event endorsed by the Royal College of Anaesthetists.
The 'Core Anaesthetics Training Interview Course' will be held on the evening of Monday 9th December 2019 at the Royal College of Anaesthetists, Churchill House, 35 Red Lion Square, London, WC1R 4SG.
We would be delighted to invite you to examine at the event. The (early) evening begins with a series of talks (interview tips fo
see attached PDF for dates and Eventbrite links
PLAN is a trainee collaborative group which aims to deliver high quality large scale quality improvement and research across London.
See website for upcoming projects and previous successes http://uk-plan.net or follow on twitter @PeriopResearch
To join PLAN as part of the North West London region please email northwestplan@gmail.com
Click here for the latest PLAN newsletter.
RAFT is a trainee-led national umbrella group that networks together the multiple UK regional anaesthetic research groups.
It aims to facilitate national anaesthetic trainee led projects, to improve access for trainees to clinical research and promote the "collaborative model" of team UK anaesthesia.
It is supported by the Royal College of Anaesthetists (RCoA), tha National Institute of Academic Anaesthesia (NIAA) and the Group of Anaesthetists in Training (GAT).
See website for further details and upcoming projects http://www.raftrainees.com and follow on twitter @RAFTrainees
SNAPs are aimed to providing a 'snapshot' evaluation of activity and patient centred outcomes important to both patients and anaesthetists. See website for further details http://www.niaa-hsrc.org.uk/SNAPs
Audit is the cornerstone of clinical governance, providing a mechanism whereby quality of clinical practice can be continuously reviewed and improved.
Click here for Clinical Governance Toolbox
Audit is not only essential in clinical practice for the reasons stated above, but is also an essential requirement at Basic, Intermediate, Higher and Advanced levels of training.
Imperial School of Anaesthesia require trainees to complete a minimum of one audit/training year.
See: CCT in Anaesthetics: Annex G
