A good start – progress on EGM Motions
We are delighted to see the RCoA statement on their responses so far to the six motions we proposed and that were passed at the … Read more
We are delighted to see the RCoA statement on their responses so far to the six motions we proposed and that were passed at the … Read more
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 … 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