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Guidelines



 are pleased to release a new resource featuring clinical guidelines. This section will highlight new guidelines as they are released which are of relevance to the Anaesthetist.

 

 Management of a Patient with Suspected Anaphylaxis During Anaesthesia 2009

AAGBI Updated Guidelines

 

 Reducing the risk of retained throat packs after surgery 2009

NPSA

 

 Guidelines on the Prevention of Post-operative Vomiting in Children 2009

APA

 

 British Consensus Guidelines on Intravenous Fluid Therapy for Adult Surgical Patients

GIFTASUP (2009)

Click here for summary

 

 NAP3-Executive Summary (2009)

Click here for summary

 

 WHO Surgical Safety Checklist (2009)

The National Patient Safety Agency (NPSA), in collaboration with a multiprofessional expert reference group, has adapted the checklist for use in England and Wales.

NPSA

 NCEPOD Reports

Reports 2008-2009

 Management of inadvertent perioperative hypothermia in adults (2008)

NICE  

 

 Infection Control in Anaesthesia (2008)

AAGBI safety guideline

 Ultrasound-guided catheterisation of the epidural space (2008)

NICE

 Interventional procedure overview of ultrasound-guided regional nerve block (2008) 

NICE 

 

 Blood Transfusion and the Anaesthetist (2008)

Updated guidelines from the AAGBI 

 

 

 APA Consensus Guideline on Perioperative Fluid Management in Children v 1.1 September 2007 

 

APA guidelines

 

 Management of MH (2007)

Updated guidelines from AAGBI

 

 Management of LA Toxicity (2007)

Updated guidelines from AAGBI

 

Head injury: Triage, assessment, investigation and early management of head injury in infants, children and adults (2007)

Updated guidelines from NICE

 

 Syringe labelling in critical care areas (2003)

New colour coding for syringe labelling


June 2004 update 

 Pre-operative Tests

The National Institute of Clinical  Excellence (NICE) has issued a clinical guideline on the use of routine preoperative tests in elective (pre-planned) surgery for children and adults. Every year around 5 million elective surgical procedures are performed by the NHS in England. Carrying out lots of preoperative tests can lead to unnecessary delays or cancellation of operations as well as inconvenience and discomfort to patients because of ‘false positive’ test results. The NICE guideline will ensure that no matter where people live in England and Wales, they can be confident that the health professionals caring for them have clear recommendations about the tests that should and should not be carried out.

- NICE clinical guideline on preoperative tests to improve patient care 

- Pre-operative tests NICE guideline poster


 Checking anaesthetic equipment 2004

The Association of Anaesthetists of Great Britain and Ireland have released a new checklist for anaesthetic equipment.

Click below:

- Checking anaesthetic equipment 3 (2004)

- Checklist for anaesthetic equipment (2004) Laminated Sheet


 NICE Technology Appraisal Guidance No.49 on the use of ultrasound locating devices for placing central venous catheters.

Click here for more details



 Recommendations for Anaesthesia for ECT in remote areas

An interim statement from The Royal College of Anaesthetists on electro-convulsive therapy (ECT) provided in ‘remote’ sites has been issued.


Click here to view the statement



 Recommendations on the use of epidural injections for the treatment of back pain and leg pain of spinal origin (March 2002)

Click here to view recommendations


 CEMACH 2003

Click here for more details

 SUSPECTED ANAPHYLACTIC REACTIONS ASSOCIATED WITH ANAESTHESIA
Revised Edition 2003

Updated guidelines from AAGBI

 

 CEMACH 2000

Click here for more details


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