Desperately needs updating!
This site is in dire need of updating: the format clearly did not 'take off' and perhaps it needs to be more of a resource without hoping to be interactive?
It can be done but needs to be looked after - which takes more time than I've had to spare, unfortunately.
So. I'll hunt out relevant information for the site and consider a complete revamp rather than trying to make something work which clearly doesn't appeal.
If you have any suggestions, please email me: sarah@accswales.co.uk
Welcome
Welcome to the website for all involved in, or interested in, the Acute Care Common Stem training programme in Wales.
Thus far it has been something of a 'slow' site - it takes time to administer and hasn't evolved as much as I would have liked. I am considering a 'redesign' and restructure... when I can find someone to look after it!
Feel free to register... and contribute...
ACCS in the Royal Gwent
Thu, 16/04/2009 - 15:49 — Rachel WalpoleAs of August 2009, appointments to ACCS rotations in the Royal Gwent, as elsewhere in Wales, will be for 3 years, with the 3rd year spent in the parent specialty.
Rotations available:
Rotation 1 / 2: Career Anaesthetist
Year 1 Aug-Jan Emergency Medicine
Year 1 Feb-July Anaesthesia
Year 2 Aug-Jan Intensive Care
Year 2 Feb-July Respiratory Medicine
Year 3 Anaesthesia
Rotation 3 / 4: Career Anaesthetist
Year 1 Aug-Jan Respiratory Medicine
Year 1 Feb-July Anaesthesia
Year 2 Aug-Jan Intensive Care
Year 2 Feb-July Emergency Medicine
Year 3 Anaesthesia
Anaesthesia for ACCS
Thu, 16/04/2009 - 15:47 — Rachel WalpoleNew Trainees in an anaesthetic department who have not worked in anaesthesia before are termed “novices”.
Starting as a novice anaesthetist can be quite daunting as it is not a specialty that you see much of as an undergraduate.
However you will be very closely supervised until you are ready to look after anaesthetised patients alone.
The first 3 months
Updated General ACCS Reference downloadables...
Sun, 16/11/2008 - 20:31 — adminTwo additions to the downloadables on the "General ACCS Reference" page - the first is the list of workplace based assessments expected of ACCS trainees. The second is a list of contacts and some information about who will be responsible for arranging the ARCPs.
Get writing!
Sun, 23/03/2008 - 07:56 — adminYour knowledge and opinions will make this site!
It's all very well having a repository for the various forms and documents needed for ACCS training and assessments... but it would be great if this site could develop into a more useful resource for ACCS trainees - and all those considering applying for ACCS training in Wales.
Do you want this site to grow?
Mon, 25/02/2008 - 23:06 — admin