Summary
A monthly journal for all operating theatre staff covering surgical and anaesthesia news.
Content
- Delphi Study Round One – A study across NHS England Hospital Trust operating theatres.
- Managing NHS backlogs and waiting times in England.
- Steroid injections worsen knee arthritis, according to two new studies.
- First robotic hysterectomy completed in Wales.
- World’s first algae-based local anaesthetic another step closer to reality.
- How new bacterial species siscovered in Asian soil could help battle against antibiotic resistance
- New research calls for all health and care staff to be trained in AI
- Reducing noise in operating theatre improves children’s behaviour after surgery, study finds
- Brain tumour patient operated on awake while playing saxophone
- No difference between spinal versus general anaesthesia in patients having hip fracture surgery finds study
- Why are intra-operative surgical Never Events still occurring in NHS operating theatres?
- Radical rethink needed to improve safety in health and social care.
- World Anaesthesia Day 2022: History, significance, celebrations and theme.
- £4 million “space-age” operating theatre will help bring down eye surgery backlog.
- Two thirds of nurses choosing between food and fuel as cost of living bites and one in five turn to food banks.
- ‘An inspirational story’: Hartlepool cleaner changes career to become hospital nurse.
- Service evaluation of the current World Health Organisation’s Surgical Safety Checklist in spine surgery at the University Hospitals of Derby & Burton. Could this lead to a change in NHS Improvement?
- The Anaesthetic Gas Scavenging System Project.
- Cancelled operations could be prevented by an earlier anaemia test and time to prepare.
- The top 10 things experts need you to know about screening during Gynaecological Cancer Awareness Month September 2022
- £35.5m for New Friarage Hospital Operating Theatres.
- New robotic surgical system revolutionises patient care at UHCW.
- Insourcing: Giving NHS operating theatre teams a helping hand.
- Arterial stiffness raises blood pressure in adolescents via insulin resistance.
- Birmingham’s Public Health Chief is among sector leaders to receive university honours,
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