This page contains the various e-books recommended throughout the rest of this guide, plus a number specific journals recommended for trainees.
For exam-specific texts, please refer to the assessment tab.
Guide index
Library > Library guides > Training & examinations > Anaesthesia training resources
PEx recommended reading list
Candidates are advised that all examination questions are based on Learning Outcomes and that the great majority of information required is contained in the recommended texts.
Recommended training texts
Useful resources to help with your training.
Core texts
These resources are considered either recommended texts covering most areas of anaesthesia or are considered a "definitive" text for a particularly specialty.
Looking for our most popular titles? Check out our Anaesthesia essentials guide.
Access anywhere
Learn more about how to access ANZCA full-text resources whilst searching the web.
It is possible to access ANZCA library full-text resources outside the library via such services as Google Scholar and by utilising browser extensions like LibKey that allow you to link to the full-text when a citation appears on a web site (ie: PubMed/Wikipedia).
Journals
Recommended journals are listed below. For a complete list of key anaesthesia, pain medicine, intensive care medicine, emergency medicine and medical education journals, see the library Journals page.
Journal apps
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