The ANZCA Clinical Fundamentals define the fundamental specialty knowledge and skills of anaesthetists applicable across all areas of practice.
They are: general anaesthesia and sedation; airway management; regional and local anaesthesia; perioperative medicine; pain medicine; resuscitation, trauma and crisis management; and safety and quality in anaesthetic practice.
This guide contains resources to aid in developing knowledge and skills in these areas through training.
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General anaesthesia & sedation
Recommended resources are listed below.
Additional general anaesthesia resources can be accessed via the Anaesthesia essentials guide.
Additional resources on pharmacology can be found on the Primary Exam Recommended Reading List.
Additional drug information resources can be found on the Drug Information guide.
Key texts
Recommended texts
Key journals
ANZCA professional documents
Recommended professional documents are listed below. The full suite of ANZCA professional documents can be accessed via the college page.
Other recommended guidelines
ANZICS recommended professional documents are listed below. Additional ANZICS resources can be accessed via the ANZICS CLABSI page.
SAMBA's PONV guidelines are listed below. Additional SAMBA resources can be accessed via the SAMBA Clinical Practice Guidelines page.
ANZCA resource guides
Human anatomy
AccessMedicine includes interactive modules allow for visualization of the human body in an interactive, 3D format where both male and female anatomy modules can be viewed. Choose a module and then utilize the options on the left-side of the screen to learn more about human anatomy.
Additionally, there a number of discrete anatomy tours for areas of the body including the brain, muscles and nerves, the spine and many more.
Courses
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