Anaesthesia on Air

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Anaesthesia on Air episodes

October 29, 2020 S1 Ep18: An Insider's View - Why become an Event Speaker?
This podcast was recorded on the 24th June 2020.
In this podcast, Ewelina Kolaczek interviews Professor Higham about the benefits of volunteering with the College.
16 min
October 15, 2020S1 Ep17: Knocked out – what you need to know about receiving anaesthesia
16 October marks World Anaesthesia Day. In celebration of the great developments and achievements within the specialty of anaesthesia and the role of anaesthetists, this podcast series provides insight into three key areas –, neuroanaesthesia, obstetric anaesthesia and managing COVID-19 – showcasing what anaesthesia is all about.

In this episode podcast host Dr Sarah Muldoon and Dr Chris Carey discuss how anaesthetists are an essential part of collaborative teamwork during high risk procedures ensuring patients are well informed and cared for before, during and after major operations. Learn more about the different types of anaesthesia you can receive and in which ways anaesthetists monitor patients to guarantee they are properly anaesthetised.

Speakers:
Dr Chris Carey, Consultant Neuroanaesthetist at Brighton and Sussex University Hospital
Dr Sarah Muldoon, Consultant Neuroanaesthetist at King’s College Hospital
Please listen to our other two episodes in celebration of World Anaesthesia Day covering managing COVID-19 and obstetric anaesthesia.

Recorded on 24 September 2020 by the Royal College of Anaesthetists.
20 min
October 15, 2020S1 Ep16: Delivering babies – obstetric anaesthesia
16 October marks World Anaesthesia Day. In celebration of the great developments and achievements within the specialty of anaesthesia and the role of anaesthetists, this podcast series provides insight into three key areas – obstetric anaesthesia, neuroanaesthesia and managing COVID-19 – showcasing what anaesthesia is all about.

In this episode podcast host Dr Sarah Muldoon and Dr David Bogod shine a light on the constant presence anaesthetists are on labour wards. Find out how anaesthetists support women giving birth from pre-consultation to postpartum recovery making sure the experience of childbirth is as pleasant as possible for everyone involved.

Speakers:
Dr David Bogod, Consultant Anaesthetist (recently retired)
Dr Sarah Muldoon, Consultant Anaesthetist at King’s College Hospital
Resources mentioned in this episode:
Joint patient information leaflet on epidural pain relief
LabourPains.com
Please listen to our other two episodes in celebration of World Anaesthesia Day covering managing COVID-19 and neuroanaesthesia.

Recorded on 24 September 2020 by the Royal College of Anaesthetists.
22 min
October 15, 2020S1 Ep15: Managing crisis situations - anaesthetists during COVID-19
16 October marks World Anaesthesia Day. In celebration of the great developments and achievements within the specialty of anaesthesia and the role of anaesthetists, this podcast series provides insight into three key areas – managing COVID-19, obstetric anaesthesia and neuroanaesthesia – showcasing what anaesthesia is all about.

In this episode podcast host Dr Sarah Muldoon talks to Dr Helgi Johannsson about what an anaesthetist brings to the table in a crisis situation. Highly skilled and flexible in their medical background, anaesthetists are key to major trauma incidents – may that be terrorist attacks or a global pandemic.

Speakers:
Dr Helgi Johannsson, Consultant Anaesthetist at Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust
Dr Sarah Muldoon, Consultant Anaesthetist at King’s College Hospital
Please listen to our other two episodes in celebration of World Anaesthesia Day covering obstetric anaesthesia and neuroanaesthesia.

Recorded on 24 September 2020 by the Royal College of Anaesthetists.
22 min
September 17, 2020 S1 Ep14: Anaesthesia Associates
RCoA Council member, Claire Shannon, interviews GMC CEO, Charlie Massey for an exclusive interview and discussion on the future of regulation for Anaesthesia Associates, the benefits of regulation and what members can expect to see over the next 12 months as regulation is implemented for Anaesthesia Associates.
20 min
September 11, 2020 S1 Ep13: Nothing works: simplifying the management of complex pain in hospitals
50 min
August 11, 2020 S1 Ep12: Obstetric anaesthesia and current challenges
Professor William Harrop-Griffiths interviews Dr David Bogod, Dr Nuala Lucas and Dr Felicity Plaat.
46 min
July 06, 2020 S1 Ep11: Gillie Lyons interviews Dr Sian Jaggar on mentoring
Gillie Lyons interviews Dr Sian Jaggar on mentoring.
At the RCoA we have made our programme of events and courses virtual. Check out the full programme of online courses you can register for today. www.rcoa.ac.uk/events
17 min
May 22, 2020 S1 Ep10: COVID-19 – how does this affect Anaesthetists in Training
Dr Soumen Sen, RCoA Education Fellow interviews Dr Chris Carey, member of the RCoA Council and Chair of the Training Committee
25 min
May 13, 2020 S1 Ep9: Mitigating the effects of stress from working day to day with COVID-19
In this podcast, Dr Ravi Bhagrath – Consultant Anaesthetist at Bart’s Health, London asks Dr Mark Stacey – Consultant Anaesthetist, Cardiff and Vale University Health Board, about managing stress during the COVID-19 pandemic. Mark covers what is stress management, how to identify stressors and some management techniques you can use on a daily basis.

31 min

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Anaesthesia on Air is the Podcast from the Royal College of Anaesthetists. The Royal College of Anaesthetists is the professional body responsible for the speciality throughout the UK.