This hub brings together resources related to the ACE Special Interest Groups, including those resources available through the ANZCA library.
Guide index
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The Anaesthesia Essentials guide has been designed to provide general information and a listing of core resources for anaesthetists.
Resources and information related to Acute pain
Resources and information related to Airway management
Resources and information related to Communication in anaesthesia
Resources and information related to Day care anaesthesia
Resources and information related to Diving & hyperbaric medicine
In addition, the college website has a section devoted to DHM training:
Resources and information related to History of anaesthesia
Resources and information related to Leadership and management
Resources and information related to Medical education
A number of resources exist to support the ANZCA Educators program:
Resources and information related to Neuroanaesthesia
A number of resources exist to support Neuromodulation:
Resources and information related to Obstetric anaesthesia
Resources and information related to Perioperative medicine
Resources and information related to Regional anaesthesia
Resources and information related to Wellbeing
In addition, the college website has a section devoted to wellbeing:
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