This page contains additional resources that may be beneficial to RGA trainees, including:
Additional resources not listed include the “Rural Anaesthesia Down Under” (RADU) closed Facebook Group. Please search and request membership if you are on Facebook for access to various resources including the “RADU Dropbox” and peer discussions.
RGA trainees are also able to attend weekly education sessions (“Tuestorials”), run with support from RADU and ACRRM. Information regarding access to these is communicated directly to trainees.
How to access e-resources
Use your ANZCA college ID (or staff username) and password to access library e-resources.
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Want to learn more about SSO/MFA at ANZCA? See Protecting your data for more information, including instructions on how to set up MFA/SSO.
Experiencing difficulties, or need help? Contact the Library
Related websites
iMedicalApps (reviews of medical apps & healthcare technology)
iTunes (medical category)
Google Play (medical category)
Apps
Recommended apps are listed below, sorted by area. Additional information about ANZCA-subscribed/supported apps can be found on the Apps library guide.
Airway management
Billing
Blood transfusion
Drug information
Paediatric anaesthesia
Emergency and clinical guidelines
Logbooks
Pre-admission
Regional anaesthesia
Courses
Additional recommended face-to-face courses.
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.
Requesting articles: Access the corresponding issue via BrowZine, select the article link, and click the 
button to request the article. Turnaround is usually 1-2 working days.
Interested in a personal subscription? Click here for more detail.
Podcasts
Recommended podcasts are listed below. Additional information about podcasts can be found on the Podcasts library guide.
Websites
Recommended websites are listed below.
Videos
Recommended YouTube channels are listed below.
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