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Lessons from the battlefield : human factores in defence anaesthesia.
Academic Department of Military Anaesthesia
and Critical Care (ADMACC) marked five years as a department in 2013 and has
gone from strength to strength with the continuing support of the RCoA, AAGBI
and NIAA. A key milestone was the move from honorary to formal appointments of
lecturers and senior lecturers facilitated by the RCoA and NIAA - for which I
am very grateful. Departmental members continue to deploy in support of UK
forces around the world and actively publish and pursue research interests. The
rest of this summary is given over to introducing departmental members. The Academic Department of Military Anaesthesia and
Critical care, led by the Defence Professor in Military Anaesthesia, delivers
advances in front line medical care through an innovative programme of
research, clinical policy, equipment development and quality assurance.
Advances in military anaesthesia impacts casualty care from point of wounding,
battlefield evacuation, in hospital resuscitation, critical care, aeromedical
evacuation and rehabilitation.
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