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Anaesthesia department lead cliniciansAnaesthesia department leadcliniciansThere are a large number of areas for which certain consultants andspecialty doctors take a lead role. This is an informal professionalmechanism as agreed at job planning. The list changes from time totime but is as follows:Air ambulance liaison:Airway:Allergy and anaphylaxis:Anticoagulation:Audit:Cardiothoracic:CEAs / OPs:Chairman of department:Clinical director:Clinical governance:Clinical guidelines:College tutors:Complications debriefing:Day surgery:Dental:WyseMendonca, RadhakrishnaChoksey, ThackerMendiaKrishnamoorthy (newappointment February 2010)Choksey (mortality reviews)JayaratnasingamPorter, SummWyseBormanBormanPorterRuhnke, RamachandranBorman, Clayton, Danha,Evans, McCulloch, Mead,Scase, SrivastavaCorreaDanha248 Anaesthetists Handbook January 2010
Anaesthesia department lead cliniciansECT:Echocardiography:Equipment:Examinations:Handbooks:Head and neck:ICT and intranet:Infection control:Lean ways of working:Linkman AAGBI:Linkman ACTA:Low flow:Major incidents:Morbid obesity:Neuroradiology:Neurosurgery:Obstetrics:Ophthalmics:Paediatrics:Pain, acute/epidurals:Pain, chronic:Pain outreach:Paramedics:Choksey, SathyanarayanaSrinivasJoshi RHillerman, MendoncaPorterBeamer, DanhaPorterPhillips, WysePhillips, Scase, ChokseyMeadEchebarriaJohnsonPhillips, WyseSrivastava, SuryavanshiKumarTripathyElton, PorterChoksey, ShekhawatChari, DanhaJohnson, RamachandranKrishnamoorthyMillerchipKumarAnaesthetists Handbook January 2010 249
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Department of AnaesthesiaAnaestheti
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Introduction and scope of guideline
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Introduction and scope of guideline
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Airway assessmentManaging difficult
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Duties of the on call anaesthetists
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Supervision for sick patientsGettin
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PACU6. Oxygen and intravenous thera
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Inter-hospital transfersInter-hospi
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Administrative issuesMobile phones
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Awareness during anaesthesiaPrevent
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Patients who take insulinManagement
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Indications for investigationsFull
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Blood and blood productsCross match
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Blood and blood productsHaematology
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Day case anaesthesia6. Social crite
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