Library guides: Obstetric anaesthesia: Other resources

Guide index

Online resource

Virtual Grand Rounds in Obstetric Anesthesia (OpenAnesthesia)
Each month, they feature a lecture from an internationally recognized expert in Obstetric Anesthesia. The goal of this section is to provide fellows in Obstetric Anesthesia monthly access to expert content.

Guide for healthcare professionals

The Women's Pregnancy and Breastfeeding Medicines Guide (PBMG)
The Women's Pregnancy and Breastfeeding Medicines Guide (PBMG) is a quick reference guide for healthcare professionals that provides practical and unbiased specialised information on medicine use in pregnancy and breastfeeding.
This is a subscription based resource, please see the website for more information on access and prices.

WFSA tutorials

WFSA's Tutorial of the Week collection, which is free to access, includes tutorials on obstetric anaesthesia. Tutorials include an online test for self-directed Continuous Medical Education (CME). A certificate is awarded upon passing the test.

The Labour Epidural: The Basics guides the reader through the key points of labour epidurals.

Anaesthesia for Caesarean Delivery: Best Practices discusses best practices in the anaesthetic management of caesarean delivery.

AccessMedicine Infographics: Obstetrics

OpenAnesthesia - Obstetric anesthesia

OpenAnesthesia - Obstetric Anaesthesia
OpenAnesthesia offers online education resources. We are dedicated to using cutting-edge technology and a modern approach to education to provide the best, most time-efficient continuous education that targets individual resident’s and physician’s strengths and weaknesses, and, of course, interests. Our goal, as from our inception, to offer an education system that is effective, engaging, and ultimately improves anesthesiology practice and patient care.

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