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COVID-19 resources: Clinical resources

The COVID-19 pandemic is a rapidly evolving situation. The college is working collaboratively with other specialist colleges and societies in Australia and New Zealand and internationally with the intent to share knowledge and respond to the needs of health professionals. To this end, the college has compiled these resources to support your preparation for high risk and or sero-positive COVID-19 patients. Please make sure that you are aware of any guidance available from your department, institution, state or national bodies and be alert to changing advice. Please Note: This guide is under constant update.

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On this page:

  1. Airway management
  2. Operating theatre management
  3. Perioperative planning/surgical patient safety
  4. Infection control and PPE
  5. ICU and emergency medicine
  6. COVID-19 and pregnancy
  7. FPM/Pain medicine resources
  8. Background readings
  9. Knowledge hubs
  10. Government - Australia and NZ links

1: Airway management for anaesthetists

2: Operating theatre management

COVID Induction in the operating theatres
at Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital, Perth Demonstration

3: Perioperative planning/surgical patient safety

4: Infection control and PPE

5: ICU and emergency medicine


6: COVID-19 and pregnancy





7: FPM/Pain medicine resources


Last Updated: 3 July 2023

7: Background reading

8: Knowledge hubs

9: Government

Australia

New Zealand

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