This page lists key anaesthesia and pain medicine journals that are available via Hinari.
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Developing Anaesthesia is a collection of online resources that have beencreated to promote the advancement of anaesthetic practice and to empower anaesthetists in countries with limited resources. Resources include:
Developing Anaesthesia textbook
Initial emergency care resources
Emergency in Anaesthesia manual
Anaesthesia education resources
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The Essential Surgery Volume of Disease Control Priorities focuses on the global burden of surgical disease, including anaesthesia and perioperative care (chapter 15).
Key messages:
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