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28 September 2015

Plymouth anaesthetics department accredited by RCoA

Plymouth anaesthetics department accredited by RCoA The anaesthetics department at Derriford Hospital in Plymouth has been accredited by the Royal...

25 September 2015

Identifying children at risk for sleep-disordered breathing prior to surgery

Identifying children at risk for sleep-disordered breathing prior to surgery Knowing which risks may come into play before or during...

13 July 2015

ArterioSel: simple, safe and successful

ArterioSel: simple, safe and successful ArterioSel provides a classic Seldinger technique for arterial cannulation with minimal blood loss and clear...

7 July 2015

Smiths Medical – being prepared for new ISO safety standards

Smiths Medical – being prepared for new ISO safety standards Hospitals and healthcare providers will soon begin seeing a wave...

9 April 2015

EMMA: the world’s smallest infrared portable Capnograph

EMMA: the world’s smallest infrared portable Capnograph MEDACX introduced EMMA Capnography to the UK in 2006. Today EMMA is the...

9 March 2015

Adenosine receptor holds key to pain relief

New research into the adenosine receptor has uncovered a way to block a pain pathway in animal models of chronic...

23 January 2015

08 – RCS Education Bursary

RCS Education is awarding four awards of up to £1,000 each for surgical trainees to attend an RCS Education course...

23 January 2015

Adenosine receptor holds key to pain relief

New research into the adenosine receptor has uncovered a way to block a pain pathway in animal models of chronic...

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Plymouth anaesthetics department accredited by RCoA

Identifying children at risk for sleep-disordered breathing prior to surgery

ArterioSel: simple, safe and successful

Smiths Medical – being prepared for new ISO safety standards

EMMA: the world’s smallest infrared portable Capnograph

Adenosine receptor holds key to pain relief

08 – RCS Education Bursary

Adenosine receptor holds key to pain relief

7-8 August 2026, AfPP Annual National Conference 2026; Wyboston

AfPP launches Educator of the Year Award to celebrate excellence in perioperative education

Study shows perioperative care is key to reducing post-surgery death in high-risk patients

A new approach to drug development

GIRFT shares greener guidance to help reduce the carbon footprint of the elective hip replacement pathway

Aston University partners with the University of Wolverhampton to establish the Black Country Medical School

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Plymouth anaesthetics department accredited by RCoA

Identifying children at risk for sleep-disordered breathing prior to surgery

ArterioSel: simple, safe and successful

Smiths Medical – being prepared for new ISO safety standards

EMMA: the world’s smallest infrared portable Capnograph

Adenosine receptor holds key to pain relief

08 – RCS Education Bursary

Adenosine receptor holds key to pain relief

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7-8 August 2026, AfPP Annual National Conference 2026; Wyboston

AfPP launches Educator of the Year Award to celebrate excellence in perioperative education

Study shows perioperative care is key to reducing post-surgery death in high-risk patients

A new approach to drug development

GIRFT shares greener guidance to help reduce the carbon footprint of the elective hip replacement pathway

Aston University partners with the University of Wolverhampton to establish the Black Country Medical School

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