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Revised Military Anaesthesia Higher Training Module aims to assure quality training and demonstrate military skills.
Discusses the revised Military Higher Module for anaesthesia training in the UK Defence Medical Services.
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May enhance military anaesthesia training quality in UK Defence Medical Services; leaves open prospective validation of deployed outcomes.
The Defence Medical Services are now in an established period of contingency operations. In 2008, the Royal College of Anaesthetists approved a Military Anaesthesia Higher Training Module which could be easily achieved by deploying to the field hospital in Camp Bastion, Afghanistan, for two months under the supervision of a consultant anaesthetist. This opportunity no longer exists but the need to assure quality training and to demonstrate military skill sets is still essential. This article discusses the revised Military Higher Module and how it will be implemented in the future either during deployment or during times of peace.
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Mercer et al. (2017) conducted a review in Military Anaesthesia Training. Military Anaesthesia Higher Training Module was evaluated. The revised Military Anaesthesia Higher Training Module aims to assure quality training and demonstrate military skill sets for trainees during deployment or times of peace.
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