List of Abstracts and Presentations at National and International Meetings
List of Abstracts and Presentations at National and International Meetings Please download attachment from below link
The College of Anaesthesiologists of Ireland is dedicated to educating and training current and future generations of doctors in Anaesthesiology, Intensive Care and Pain Medicine, to have the skills to provide patients with the best care possible.
The College of Anaesthesiologists of Ireland’s Training Department is responsible for the organisation and implementation of educational programmes/workshops and on-going educational events.
As Anaesthesiologists, our commitment to patient safety is paramount. We bear a profound responsibility to ensure that every patient receives the highest standard of safe care. By fostering a culture of safety through continuous learning, communication and teamwork, we can improve patient outcomes and inspire confidence for those whom we serve.
The College of Anaesthesiologists of Ireland offer College examinations to doctors from all over the world, who are training to become anaesthetists. We deliver Membership and Fellowship examinations in anaesthesia. In addition we offer doctors exams in Pain Medicine and Intensive Care Medicine.
The College of Anaesthesiologists of Ireland is committed to supporting Trainees wellbeing throughout their working life. The College advises Trainees to monitor their physical and emotional wellbeing and to seek assistance early if they have any concerns or feel they are experiencing significant stress.
List of Abstracts and Presentations at National and International Meetings Please download attachment from below link
Professional Documents All the main publications of the College are available in this section
Professional Documents All the main publications of the College are available in this section
College Tutors The College has implemented a system of College Tutors to enhance communication between the College, Hospitals and Trainees and to maximise training opportunities and the quality of training. The role of the Tutor is increasingly important as training contact time decreases and as Competence Assessment is increasingly introduced to Anaesthesia training. All training hospitals should appoint one designated College Tutor per 10 trainees maximum. Larger hospitals will need 2 or more Tutors. Rationale for setting up tutor posts 1. To provide a…
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