Rural Generalist Anaesthetic Resource
  • Welcome
  • Curriculum
  • Curriculum
    • 1. RGA Roles
    • 2. RGA Clinical Fundamentals
      • 2.1 Airway Management
      • 2.2 General Anaesthesia and Sedation
      • 2.3 Pain Medicine
      • 2.4 Perioperative Medicine
      • 2.5 Regional and local anaesthesia
      • 2.6 Resuscitation, Trauma and Crisis Management
      • 2.7 Safety and Quality in Anaesthesia Practice
    • 3. Specialised Study Units
      • Paediatrics
      • Obstetric Anaesthesia and Analgesia
    • Exam Resources
    • Useful stuff for RGAs
    • Spectacular Photos
    • About Us
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Useful stuff for RGAs

I'm glad I'm not the first one in this space. Fortunately there are a bunch of others who have been doing great stuff to connect and support the Rural Generalist community. Links to their amazing work are below (if something is missing that is awesome, please let me know and I'll post it here).

Connecting to RGAs:

  • It cannot be overstated the effort that Greg Coates has put into finding, approaching, connecting, educating and supporting Rural Generalists doing Anaesthesia. He is still coordinating weekly tutorials you had better be working during to miss. If you haven't heard of it and you're thinking of starting training as an RGA, are currently in RGA training or have previously completed training, come and join the community by clicking on that link above.

Links:

  • The man willing to ultrasound anything Casey Parker at BroomeDocs.com

  • Airway specialist, retrievalist, problem solver and icon of the rural space Tim Leeuwenberg has been at KIdocs.org for more than 15 years

Podcasts:

  • ACRRMs very own Emily Moody, has a College endorsed podcast on being a rural Gen... Probably worth a look (?listen) eh?

  • Casey had a podcast for a while too. The archives (and a list of good podcasts filtered by the man himself) is here.

Other Miscellania

  • My other contribution is over at www.cicmwrecks.com. It continues to be updated and added to by our team and is the second most popular ICU primary training resource.

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