Barely a day goes past without another press article condemning the unchecked and uncontrolled activities of non-medically trained ‘associates’ treating patients. With no defined scope of practice and no formal regulation, they are the sign of an NHS desperate to cover the cracks however it can. The government’s belated attempt … Read more
After having all six of our motions adopted by members at the EGM on Tuesday 17th October 2023, Anaesthetists United are taking a break. We … Read more
And share the infographics with everyone For those of your colleagues that aren’t on social media we thought it would be helpful to bring out … Read more
It’s open. Registration and voting for the College EGM on October 17th opens today. So watch out for an email from electoral services provider Mi-Voice. … Read more
An open conversation hosted by Anaesthetists United Join us on Zoom at 7pm on October 4th to discuss our motions and the upcoming Extraordinary General … Read more
The majority of MPs are probably unaware of the issue of AAs – possibly confusing them with another usage of the initials AA – although … Read more
It’s coming home. Our Extraordinary General Meeting (EGM) of the Royal College of Anaesthetists is going ahead. The College Board of Trustees has called for … Read more
Lots of our Supporters gave us comments in support of our resolutions. We have sent them to the College, and they are displayed below – … Read more
We received over 700 signatures supporting our call for an EGM – almost 5 times the number we needed, and those signatures, along with your … Read more
Time for the Royal College of Anaesthetists to listen. Enough is enough. This is not a petition. This is not another survey. This is our … Read more