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You will see from exploring AnaesthesiaUK that we are dedicated to using the potential of the Internet in providing medical information, education and communication to Anaesthetists in training. We feel that there are no sites dedicated to the FRCA examination. This site has revision topics and examinations questions that anaesthetists in training may find useful. Below are some details of who works at AnaesthesiaUK and the educational partners that enable us to produce the content that we presently have on the site. The site is free to use and is aimed at Anaesthetic Professionals mostly in the UK. We hope that you find this site useful and it goes someway to helping you pass the FRCA hurdle and also forms part of your Continuing Professional Development.

AnaesthesiaUK is endorsed by The Royal College of Anaesthetists, The Irish College of Anaesthetists and The Intensive Care Society for its role in education.

 Reviews of AnaesthesiaUK:

Canadian Journal of Anesthesia

Connecting South West

Department of Trade and Industry


To contact us please use the site enquiry page.

 
Dr Luke Koupparis BSc MRCGP DFFP Site Editor

Luke has a longstanding interest in medical I.T. and achieved his Primary FRCA in January 2000. He has now changed specialties and works as a GP in the Bristol area. His job is to maintain the overall functionality of the site. He is also involved with a large Medical Portal called OnMedica.


Dr Sumit Das BSc FRCA Content Editor

Sumit is a Consultant Paediatric Anaesthetist in Oxford and is involved in developing the content of the site. He trained in Anaesthesia in the UK and at The C.S. Mott Hospital, Ann Arbor, University of Michigan, USA.


Dr Sean Neill MB.ChB FRCA Resource Editor

Sean is currently an Anaesthetic SpR in the Wessex region. He also has a keen interest in IT. Sean is currently involved in looking at the educational resources on the site to ensure all aspects of the Primary and Final FRCA examination are covered.


Dr John Griffiths DICM FRCA MRCP MA CriticalCareUK Resource Editor

John undertook his primary medical training at Oxford and St Bartholomew's Hospital Medical School. He has just completed a dual CCT in Anaesthetics and Intensive Care Medicine  and recently obtained the UK diploma in Intensive Care Medicine. He is currently an Honorary Research Associate of the Nuffield Department of Anaesthetics where his research interests include the physical and psychological outcomes from ICU treatment. John has also worked with AnaesthesiaUK to develop a new site dedicated to Intensive Care Follow-up, I-Canuk.


Dr Karthik Sabapathi DA FRCA Interactive examination editor

Karthik did his CCT in Anaesthesia from the Stoke-on-Trent School of Anaesthesia and worked at The C.S. Mott Children's Hospital, Ann Arbor, University of Michigan. He is now working as a Pediatric Anesthesiologist at the Health Sciences Center, University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, Canada His roles include developing our resources for the FRCA and US Boards examinations.


Dr Barry Clifton MBChB Interactive examination editor

Barry is a Specialist Registrar working in the North East London Region. He is currently working through our multiple choice question banks and developing our online interactive examination centre.


Dr James Shorthouse MBBS BSc (Hons) FRCA Final FRCA Resource Editor

James is currently an Anaesthetic Registrar in the Oxford Deanery. He has recently passed the Final FRCA Examination and has a keen interest in medical writing, education, and anaesthetic exam teaching. He has written the "Guide to Passing Primary FRCA" and has been the author of "Passing The Final", a blog diary of his attempts to pass the Final Exam, obtaining over 19,000 hits in six months! He will be working on the Final FRCA section of AnaesthesiaUK.


Dr C G Nandu FRCA Educational advisor

Dr C G Nandu graduated from Stanley Medical College, Madras, in 1978. He worked as Tutor and then as Assistant Professor of Anaesthesiology in Stanley Medical College before coming to the UK in 1990. Dr Nandu is currently a Consultant Anaesthetist at Huddersfield Royal Infirmary and is the Lead Clinician for the Intensive Care Unit. Dr Nandu joined the AnaesthesiaUK team recently and provides invaluable advice to anaesthetists from abroad seeking information regarding working in the UK. He is webmaster of Anaesthesia Training in the UK for overseas doctors.


Dr Adrienne Penfield PhD Editorial team

Adrienne graduated in Pharmacology from University College London, staying on to do her PhD in the field of Immunopharmacology. She then worked for a London-based medical publishing company for 13 years, for the last 8 years of which as Senior Editor. Since February 2003 she has been working as a freelance editor, joining the Anaesthesia UK team in September 2003.


Rui Liu MSc, BSc .NET Developer

Ray(Rui Liu) is one of the lead developers on the site and helps to build projects and maintain the overall functionality of the site. He is proficient in microsoft .NET and has helped develop the Ajax capabilities of the AnaesthesiaUK site.


Hannah Cocks BA hons Graphic designer

Hannah is a freelance graphic and web designer. Based in Notting Hill, Hannah designs graphics and animation for AnaesthesiaUK.


Continuing Professional Development

We are pleased to offer online multiple choice examinations. Each successfully completed examination carries 1 CPD point from the Royal College of Anaesthetists.

Continuing Professional Development

University of Michigan

AnaesthesiaUK have teamed up with the Paediatric Anaesthesia Department at the University of Michigan, USA to produce an online MCQ resource. Access this exam at the online exam centre.

University of Michigan

World Anaesthesia TOTW

We are proud to be working with the World Anaesthesia Society and the World Federation of Societies of Anaesthesiologists. We are producing Tutorial of the Week, a weekly web-based tutorial run by the World Anaesthesia Society. Our aim is to support anaesthesia training, particularly in the developing world where access to anaesthesia education is often limited.

World Anaesthesia TOTW

Difficult Airway Society

AnaesthesiaUK are proud to be working with the Difficult Airway Society. We have produced instructions for downloading DAS clinical guidelines for failed/difficult intubation onto your handheld.

Difficult Airway Society

Anaesthesia and Intensive Care Journal

AnaesthesiaUK are working with the Anaesthesia and Intensive Care Journal to offer access to educational review articles on regional anaesthesia. In addition to this you can access the abstracts of all articles that appear in the journal and browse through older editions.

Anaesthesia and Intensive Care Journal

Cambridge University Press Medical Books

We have teamed up with CUP Publishers to offer the latest FRCA books in our online book store. Once ordered, these books will be delivered directly to your home or work!

Cambridge University Press Medical Books

Elsevier

AnaesthesiaUK have teamed up with Elsevier to offer a 10% discount on all of their Anaesthesia books. There is also free Post & Packaging within the UK.

Elsevier

Hodder Education

AnaesthesiaUK have teamed up with Hodder Education to offer you a 20% discount on all their Anaesthesia, Intensive Care and Pain Management books.

Hodder Education

CPD Anaesthesia

AnaesthesiaUK are pleased to be working with CPD Anaesthesia. MCQs from this journal can be accessed and taken in our online examination centre. AnaesthesiaUK members will also receive a discounted subscription rate. Click here for more details.

CPD Anaesthesia

The Anaesthetists Agency

The Anaesthetists Agency is the only one-specialty medical agency in the UK. The Aa have sponsored parts of this site with an educational grant.

The Anaesthetists Agency

Merck

We have teamed up with Merck to produce useful educational resources on Neuromuscular Blockers and reversal agents. 

Merck

Intersurgical

We are proud to be working with Intersurgical to produce two educational resources; Airway Equipment and Breathing Circuits. The resources feature tutorials, images and videos regarding these pieces of anaesthetic equipment.

Intersurgical

Medical Protection Society

We have teamed up with the Medical Protection Society to produce two resources for anaesthetists. We have developed a consultant interview section and also medico-legal case reports, which aim to illustrate common areas that result in litigation in clinical practice.

Medical Protection Society

Astra Zeneca

We are proud to be working with Astra Zeneca to produce an educational resource on local anaesthetics. This section features tutorials on the physiology and pharmacology of local anaesthetic agents. This resource also features an interactive virtual tutor for nerve blocks.

Astra Zeneca

GlaxoSmithKline

We have teamed up with GSK to increase awareness of educational meetings for anaesthetists and intensivists regarding the use of Remifentanil.

GlaxoSmithKline

Sonosite

We have produced educational tutorials on Ultrasound in Anaesthesia in association with Sonosite. This resource contains flash animation and comprehensive demonstrations of the physical principles behind ultrasound.

Sonosite

CSL Behring

We are proud to be working with CSL Behring to produce an educational resource on coagulation. This section features tutorials on blood and blood products, tranfusion reactions, coagulation pathways, haemophilia, von Willebrand Disease and Prothrombin Complex Concentrate. 

CSL Behring

Draeger Medical

AnaesthesiaUK are pleased to be working with Draeger Medical. We have produced a new resource on ventilation. Topics include the modes, physiology and physiological effects of ventilation plus different methods of ventilation. The tutorials include clear, explanatory images and flash animation of the Oxylog ventilator.

Draeger Medical

Dr Podcast

AnaesthesiaUK have teamed up with Dr Podcast to offer a new exciting way to revise for the FRCA. Download a podcast now and revise on the ski slopes!

Dr Podcast

TimesCo

AnaesthesiaUK have teamed up with Timesco. Using high definition images, we have produced a series of tutorials describing all types of laryngoscopes for use in anaesthesia.

TimesCo

Proporta

Proporta are the leading manufacturer of cases and other accessories for PDAs. AnaesthesiaUK has formed a partnership with Proporta to offer their products at a 5% discount to our site members.

Proporta

Morton Medical

Morton Medical Ltd is a leading supplier of a wide range of branded healthcare products to the medical profession. AnaesthesiaUK has formed a partnership with Morton Medical to offer branded medical equipment at a 7% discount to our site members.

Morton Medical

Clinical Evidence

We have teamed up with Clinical Evidence to provide a synopsis of their findings which are of relevance to the Anaesthetist. For further information please see the Perioperative Care resource on the Clinical Evidence site. This section will be updated as new findings are released from Clinical Evidence.

Clinical Evidence

Anatomy.tv

Anatomy.tv produce high quality 3D images of human anatomy. Some of these images have been used to supplement learning in many of our resources, including our new resource on Central Venous Cannulation.

Anatomy.tv

Skyscape Anaesthetic Software

AnaesthesiaUK are pleased to be working with Skyscape Medical Sofware for PDAs. Leading titles in anaesthetic software may be purchased from our new Skyscape resource.

Skyscape Anaesthetic Software

Laerdal

We have teamed up with Laerdal to produce an educational resource regarding CPR protocols and details of resuscitation courses in the UK and internationally. We have also included details of simulators used in the education of anaesthesia and resuscitation.

Laerdal

ExamMaster

AnaesthesiaUK have teamed up with ExamMaster to offer you USMLE revision resources.

ExamMaster


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