Discover and read the best of Twitter Threads about #Anaesthesia23
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@Rose_Kearsley (@RotundaHospital - my fellowship alma mater) speaks on #OBAnes in the 4th trimester at #OAA23ASM. 
At the outset, @Rose_Kearsley addresses the definition of trimester (3 months, not only “a third of”). It’s not a novel concept - in lay, academic and anesthesia literature - which makes sense when one thinks of how many pregnancy-associated disease extend beyond delivery (not… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
#OBAnes workload. 33.3% time on procedures. NB average workload does NOT reflect ebbs & flows, more so surges of activity. @NAPs_RCoA NAP7 data: majority of labour analgesia 1800-0800; #OBAnes accounts for majority of single speciality #AnyAnes work 1800-0800; increasing obesity… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
@SQuashie presents on ethnic disparities in #OBAnes outcomes at #Anaesthesia2023… lots in lead up to #OAA23ASM
A break down of the objectives of the talk. Census data demonstrates increases in all minorities, nationally and locally. Definitions: What is a health disparity? >10% health difference closely linked to disparity. Inequality, equality, equity and justice are linked.… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
Race vs ethnicity - an important difference. Maternal inequalities have been subject of several reports, resulting in Maternal Disparities Taskforce and Equity & Equality guidance. Reducing inequalities focus on CORE20PLUS5: the most deprived 20% with 5 key clinical areas… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
