Returning to Work in Anaesthesia de Emma Plunkett

Returning to Work in Anaesthesia: Back on the Circuit

Emma Plunkett

Emily Johnson

Anna Pierson

en Limba Engleză Paperback – 19 oct 2016

Winner of the First Prize in Anaesthesia at the 2017 British Medical Association Book Awards! With the increasing frequency of breaks from practice, the importance of proper preparation and guidance for doctors returning to work has recently been recognised by the Royal College of Anaesthetists. This is the first dedicated resource to support anaesthetists returning to work after a significant break, and is designed to complement the growing range of regional and national return to work courses by gathering relevant information and advice into one easily accessible reference source. Divided into three parts, specific to different stages in the return to work process, this book offers information and advice about the practicalities of returning to work, 120 clinical scenarios to refresh the reader's knowledge, and useful guidelines and checklists for the first days and weeks back, forming a vital practical resource for anaesthetists in this situation and those supporting them.

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Cuprins

Introduction Emma Plunkett, Emily Johnson and Anna Pierson; Part I. The Practicalities of Returning to Work: 1. A break from practice: the current state of play Carolyn Evans; 2. Return to work guidance Emma Plunkett; 3. Returning to work experiences Emily Johnson; 4. Preparing to return to work: RTW programmes Anna Pierson; Good medical practice and revalidation Emma Plunkett; Statutory and mandatory training Emma Plunkett; Returning from sick leave Emma Plunkett; Keeping in touch (KIT) days Emma Plunkett; Changing to less than full time (LTFT) working Anna Pierson; Continuing professional development Anna Pierson; 5. Improving your return to work: should I find a mentor? Kathryn Bell and Nancy Redfern; Using technology to your advantage Stephen Phillips and Fran Haigh; Communication and team working Emily Johnson; Limitations and sources of help Emma Plunkett; Avoiding adverse outcomes and what to do if one occurs Emily Johnson; Fatigue and burnout Emma Plunkett; 6. Supporting a colleague's return to work: supporting a trainee: working with educational supervisors and college tutors Jill Horn; Supporting a consultant's return to work Emma Plunkett; Part II. Refreshing Your Knowledge Nick Cowley, Kerry Cullis, Anna Dennis, Hoze Ebrahim, Ruth Francis, Maria Garside, Sarah Gibb, Emily Johnson, Surrah Leifer, Randeep Mullhi, James Nickells, Anna Nutbeam, Anna Pierson, Jane Pilsbury, Emma Plunkett, Louise Savic, Charlotte Small, Alifia Tameem, Caroline Thomas and Benjamin Walton: 7. Scientific principles; 8. Emergency management and resuscitation; 9. Airway management; 10. General principles; 11. Obstetrics; 12. Intensive care medicine; 13. Paediatrics; 14. Pain medicine; 15. Regional anaesthesia; 16. Neuroanaesthesia; 17. General, urological and gynaecological surgery; 18. Day surgery; 19. Trauma and orthopaedics; 20. Subspecialty anaesthesia; 21. Patient safety; 22. Ethical and legal issues; Part III. Guidelines, Updates and Checklists: 23. Pre-operative assessment and anaesthetic planning Katy Miller, Anna Costello and Emma Plunkett; 24. Consent and documentation Anna Costello; 25. AAGBI guidelines Maria Garside; 26. WHO Surgical Safety Checklist Emma Plunkett; 27. Drug doses Anna Pierson and Emma Plunkett; 28. Paediatric physiology and equipment Emma Plunkett; 29. Practical procedures Laura Tulloch, Laura Fulton and Emily Johnson; 30. Resuscitation algorithms Emily Johnson and Anna Pierson; 31. Intensive care guidelines Laura Tulloch and Emily Johnson; 32. Analgesic ladders Alifia Tameem; 33. Difficult Airway Society (DAS) guidelines Emily Johnson and Emma Plunkett; 34. National Audit Project (NAP) Summaries Fran Haigh and Anna Pierson; 35. National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) Guidance Laura Fulton.

Recenzii

'I often work alongside young colleagues planning and returning to work after maternity leave, and I would wholeheartedly recommend this text. I would have bought this myself if it had been available 10 years ago. The book's strengths are its personal voice, and succinct factual content. This is ideal for a time-poor audience that will seek personal advice, and up-to-date knowledge. In my opinion this book fills a gap in the market, providing a succinct, engaging reference for those preparing to return to anaesthesia.' British Medical Association Programme and Award Winners 2017