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This video is intended to illustrate what a candidate may expect to see in a typical OSCE Interactive Resuscitation Station. It also gives examples of good practice and contrasts this with examples of poor practice. Please be advised that it is not intended as a ‘model answer’ and shows parts of a generic scenario, not an entire FRCA question.

There are further examples of different types of OSCE stations, all of which can be found on the Royal College of Anaesthetists YouTube Channel, along with many other informative videos showing aspects of all of the FRCA examinations.

Please note:
The FRCA Examination videos are intended to give examples of the usual processes used and may not be truly reflective of every candidate’s experience at the exams. There are also occasional changes made to exam processes that may not be reflected in the videos made prior to these changes. Instances where candidates are seen answering questions should be taken as examples of good practice and are not intended as model answers.

© The Royal College of Anaesthetists

'Anaesthesia, Surgery and Life-Threatening Anaphylaxis', the report and findings of the 6th National Audit Project (NAP6): Perioperative Anaphylaxis, was launched at the Royal Society of Medicine on 14 May 2018.

The RCoA National Audit Projects study anaesthesia-related complications of low incidence that are potentially serious for patients and important to patients and anaesthetists. NAP6 studied the topic of perioperative anaphylaxis, a life-threatening drug reaction that happens suddenly, without warning and can affect anyone.

This study is the culmination of almost four years’ work by a large number of multidisciplinary contributors, including specialist anaesthetists, allergists, immunologists, patients and allergy charities, and is endorsed by all four Chief Medical Officers of the UK. NAP6 is the first National Audit Project to engage with the independent healthcare sector.

For further information, please go to: http://www.nationalauditprojects.org.... or http://rcoa.ac.uk.

©2018 The Royal College of Anaesthetists

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The RCoA Anaesthesia, Research, Innovation, Education, and Scientific (ARIES) Talks are a series of short, informative and entertaining talks from high profile speakers on areas of relevance to anaesthesia, critical care and pain medicine.

Please see our website ( https://www.rcoa.ac.uk/rcoa25/ariestalks) for more information.

© Royal College of Anaesthetists 2017

'Anaesthesia, Surgery and Life-Threatening Anaphylaxis', the report and findings of the 6th National Audit Project (NAP6): Perioperative Anaphylaxis, was launched at the Royal Society of Medicine on 14 May 2018.

The RCoA National Audit Projects study anaesthesia-related complications of low incidence that are potentially serious for patients and important to patients and anaesthetists. NAP6 studied the topic of perioperative anaphylaxis, a life-threatening drug reaction that happens suddenly, without warning and can affect anyone.

This study is the culmination of almost four years’ work by a large number of multidisciplinary contributors, including specialist anaesthetists, allergists, immunologists, patients and allergy charities, and is endorsed by all four Chief Medical Officers of the UK. NAP6 is the first National Audit Project to engage with the independent healthcare sector.

For further information, please go to: http://www.nationalauditprojects.org.... or http://rcoa.ac.uk.

©2018 The Royal College of Anaesthetists

(8/26)

This video is a short introduction to preface the SOE example videos also found on the Royal College of Anaesthetists YouTube channel. In the video Dr Mike Wilkinson outlines the purpose of the video series and also describes the format of the SOE examination. After you have watched it please watch the SOE video series for examples of the types of questions you can expect when sitting the Primary SOE Examinations.

In addition to the SOE videos there are videos that give examples of different types of OSCE stations. These can be found on the Royal College of Anaesthetists YouTube Channel, along with many other informative videos showing aspects of all of the FRCA examinations.

Please note:
The FRCA Examination videos are intended to give examples of the usual processes used and may not be truly reflective of every candidate’s experience at the exams. There are also occasional changes made to exam processes that may not be reflected in the videos made prior to these changes. Instances where candidates are seen answering questions should be taken as examples of good practice and are not intended as model answers.

© The Royal College of Anaesthetists

This webinar contains detailed explanation on the Logbook functionality. The Royal College of Anaesthetists has created their first ever logbook which is integrated into the Lifelong Learning platform. For more information on the Lifelong Learning contact us on Lifelong@rcoa.ac.uk

This video is presented by Toni Brunning who demonstrates how to create a personal development plan with a completed goal.

For more information on the Lifelong Learning contact us on Lifelong@rcoa.ac.uk

'Anaesthesia, Surgery and Life-Threatening Anaphylaxis', the report and findings of the 6th National Audit Project (NAP6): Perioperative Anaphylaxis, was launched at the Royal Society of Medicine on 14 May 2018.

The RCoA National Audit Projects study anaesthesia-related complications of low incidence that are potentially serious for patients and important to patients and anaesthetists. NAP6 studied the topic of perioperative anaphylaxis, a life-threatening drug reaction that happens suddenly, without warning and can affect anyone.

This study is the culmination of almost four years’ work by a large number of multidisciplinary contributors, including specialist anaesthetists, allergists, immunologists, patients and allergy charities, and is endorsed by all four Chief Medical Officers of the UK. NAP6 is the first National Audit Project to engage with the independent healthcare sector.

For further information, please go to: http://www.nationalauditprojects.org.... or http://rcoa.ac.uk.

©2018 The Royal College of Anaesthetists

(26/26)

The RCoA Anaesthesia, Research, Innovation, Education, and Scientific (ARIES) Talks are a series of short, informative and entertaining talks from high profile speakers on areas of relevance to anaesthesia, critical care and pain medicine.

More information is available via our website at:
https://www.rcoa.ac.uk/rcoa25/ariestalks

© Royal College of Anaesthetists 2017

'Anaesthesia, Surgery and Life-Threatening Anaphylaxis', the report and findings of the 6th National Audit Project (NAP6): Perioperative Anaphylaxis, was launched at the Royal Society of Medicine on 14 May 2018.

The RCoA National Audit Projects study anaesthesia-related complications of low incidence that are potentially serious for patients and important to patients and anaesthetists. NAP6 studied the topic of perioperative anaphylaxis, a life-threatening drug reaction that happens suddenly, without warning and can affect anyone.

This study is the culmination of almost four years’ work by a large number of multidisciplinary contributors, including specialist anaesthetists, allergists, immunologists, patients and allergy charities, and is endorsed by all four Chief Medical Officers of the UK. NAP6 is the first National Audit Project to engage with the independent healthcare sector.

For further information, please go to: http://www.nationalauditprojects.org.... or http://rcoa.ac.uk.

©2018 The Royal College of Anaesthetists

(3/26)

The RCoA Anaesthesia, Research, Innovation, Education, and Scientific (ARIES) Talks are a series of short, informative and entertaining talks from high profile speakers on areas of relevance to anaesthesia, critical care and pain medicine.

Please see our website ( https://www.rcoa.ac.uk/rcoa25/ariestalks) for more information.

© Royal College of Anaesthetists 2017

This video is a short example of an anatomy question, in this instance the candidate gives a borderline performance. This video should be viewed as an aid to study, but is not intended as an example of a model answer. If you haven’t done so already, please watch the ‘Final SOE Examination - Introduction’ video for an explanation of the Final SOE video series.

Please note:
The FRCA Examination videos are intended to give examples of the usual processes used and may not be truly reflective of every candidate’s experience at the exams. There are also occasional changes made to exam processes that may not be reflected in the videos made prior to these changes. Instances where candidates are seen answering questions should be taken as examples of good practice and are not intended as model answers.

© The Royal College of Anaesthetists

'Anaesthesia, Surgery and Life-Threatening Anaphylaxis', the report and findings of the 6th National Audit Project (NAP6): Perioperative Anaphylaxis, was launched at the Royal Society of Medicine on 14 May 2018.

The RCoA National Audit Projects study anaesthesia-related complications of low incidence that are potentially serious for patients and important to patients and anaesthetists. NAP6 studied the topic of perioperative anaphylaxis, a life-threatening drug reaction that happens suddenly, without warning and can affect anyone.

This study is the culmination of almost four years’ work by a large number of multidisciplinary contributors, including specialist anaesthetists, allergists, immunologists, patients and allergy charities, and is endorsed by all four Chief Medical Officers of the UK. NAP6 is the first National Audit Project to engage with the independent healthcare sector.

For further information, please go to: http://www.nationalauditprojects.org.... or http://rcoa.ac.uk.

©2018 The Royal College of Anaesthetists

(4/26)

As part of the College’s 25th Anniversary celebrations, we are running our first ever photographic competition open to members and fellows of the RCoA in partnership with The Royal Photographic Society.

The theme for the competition is ‘In Safe Hands’. We welcome entries from beginners to advanced photographers.

We would like to encourage you to take a snapshot of your world and our specialty in one of the many and varied locations in which anaesthetists practice 24/7. Whether it is in the operating theatre suite, liaising with patients, delivering training or working in partnership with colleagues capturing the moment is what this competition is all about. Abstract, creative and broad interpretations of the theme are encouraged.

There are cash prizes to be won and the successful entries will take pride of place at the College and be used more widely to promote our specialty.

The deadline for entries is Monday 30 October 2017.

Please see our website ( https://www.rcoa.ac.uk/rcoa25) for more information.

© Royal College of Anaesthetists 2017

The RCoA Anaesthesia, Research, Innovation, Education, and Scientific (ARIES) Talks are a series of short, informative and entertaining talks from high profile speakers on areas of relevance to anaesthesia, critical care and pain medicine.

Please see our website ( https://www.rcoa.ac.uk/rcoa25/ariestalks) for more information.

Worldwide there is a massive problem with access to surgical and anaesthetic care, this becomes even worse in a disaster or conflict scenario. This talk considers what we mean by quality anaesthetic care in a disaster, what is required to provide it, what are the barriers to provision and what can we as the anaesthetic and wider community do to help.

© Royal College of Anaesthetists 2017

Dr Michael Farquhar, Consultant in Sleep Medicine at Evelina London Children's Hospital gives an ARIES talk on how fatigue affects the body and the potential impact on anaesthetists and patients.

More information is available via our website at:
https://www.rcoa.ac.uk/rcoa25/ariestalks

© Royal College of Anaesthetists 2017