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17
Feb
A Review of Manpower Challenges
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    Please see attached the recently published report entitled “Providing Quality, Safe and Comprehensive Anaesthesia Services in Ireland—a review of Manpower Challenges”.   This report was compiled following a detailed consultation period and in conjunction with the National Clinical Programme in Anaesthesia, Joint Faculty of Intensive Care Medicine and the Faculty of Pain.   The official launch of the document last week had representatives from DOH, HSE HSE- MET, IMC and the Forum of Postgraduate Training Bodies.     

10
Feb
NOMINATIONS FOR COLLEGE COUNCIL 2014
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    Dear Fellows,   Please be reminded that if you wish to nominate a Fellow as a candidate for a seat on the College Council, nomination forms must be returned to the College by post before 5pm on FRIDAY 7th MARCH 2014.    All Fellows of the College, In Good Standing, of not less than three academic years duration on the date fixed for the election, are eligible for election to the Council.    Please download the nomination form below.    If you have…

28
Jul
Attention
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Attention We are currently experiencing some technical difficulties with the web site but hope to be back to full functionality shortly. We apologise for any inconvienence caused. For more information, please contact the College on +353 (1) 2650600 or email info@coa.ie

29
May
British Journal of Anaesthesia Workshop
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  The BJA Anaesthesia & Cancer Workshop was held at the College of Anaesthesiologists on the 29th & 30th May 2013.   This prestigious event was attended by up to 20 leading Researchers from around the world who all have a shared interest that anaesthesia and perioperative events might influence recurrence and metastases. The two days provided an opportunity to share ideas and foster collaboration. The event was organised by Prof Donal Buggy, Professor of Anaesthesia at UCD and was opened by the President of…

21
Feb
Special Interest Posts
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    The CAI recognises the following special interest posts for the final year of SAT training.  Should you require further details on the posts please contact the hospital directly.       Intensive Care Medicine Contact St. James’ Hospital Dr Carl Fagan Mater Hospital Dr Brian Marsh Beaumont Hospital Dr James O’Rourke Tallaght Hospital Dr Maria Donnelly St. Vincent’s Unviersity Hospital Dr Andrew Westbrook Univeristy College Hospital Galway Dr John Bates Cork University Hospital Dr Robet Plant Our Lady’s Hospital for Sick Children Dr…

22
Jan
Invoice payments down
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Invoice Payments Offline Sorry, invoice payments online are temporarily offline for upgrades. For more information or to make a pament over the phone, please contact the college on Tel: +353 (1) 2650600 or alternatively email info@coa.ie

14
Nov
Patient Information
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Patient Information   The following information leaflets are for patients who are expecting to have an anaesthetic.  They offer some information about anaesthesia and suggest how and where you can find out more information.  It has been written by patients, patient representatives and anaesthetists, working in partnership.   The series includes the following:   Anaesthesia Explained Anaesthetic choices for Hip and Knee Replacement Epidurals for Pain Relief after Surgery Headache after an Epidural or Spinal Anaesthetic Local Anaesthesia for your Eye Operation Risks and Probability…

15
Oct
E-Journals
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General Advisory Correct use of OVID/WoltersKluwer journal access Dear Trainee/Member/Fellow, In an effort to contain costs, CAI pays for only a small number of simultaneous access licences for online journal access. This may mean that if you try to access when others are already online, you may be turned away and told to try later. However it is very important that when you do have access, you use the OVID/WK site as follows: 1. Once you have gained access to the site, do not use...
17
Jul
Data Protection Statement
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    Data Protection Statement   In accordance with the Data Protection Acts 1988 and 2003, the College will process personal data ,or any part of it, (including any photograph), by any means, for the purpose of registering fellows, members and associates and/or in pursuit of the College’s objectives generally.   The College may transfer and release this data (or any part of it) to the Health Services Executive (HSE), Officers, staff and committees of the College, for its ongoing administration and/or in the pursuit…

17
Jul
Privacy Statement
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    Privacy Statement   While the College of Anaesthesiologists of Ireland has made every effort to ensure that the information contained on this website is accurate and up to date, the College cannot be held responsible for any errors or omissions. Under no circumstances shall the College be liable for any loss or damage arising from the use of or reliance on information contained within the site.   The College is not responsible for the content or privacy practices of other websites which may…

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