Welcome
The Obstetric Anaesthetists' Association (OAA) was formed in 1969 to promote the highest standards of anaesthetic practice in the care of mother and baby and has an international membership of over 2450.
The OAA provides both education and training for anaesthetists and other practitioners in the UK and overseas and a resource for women seeking information about pain relief in labour and anaesthesia for Caesarean section.
For those wishing to join please see Membership pages for more details.
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Information for mothers - with translations in up to 37 languages
Please click here to visit the new OAA Portal |
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Voting is now open for the OAA Committee Elections!
All eligible OAA members should click on the vote button to cast their vote.
You will need to log into the OAA portal to gain access to the members area of the website to cast your vote.
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Neuraxial and regional anaesthesia devices with non-Luer connectorsThe updated statement is now available |
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OAA Obstetric Anaesthesia 2013Thursday 23 & Friday 24 May 2013 Bournemouth International Centre, Bournemouth
View full details and register
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ACCEA 2013 |
The OAA has specialist society status with the Advisory Committee on Clinical Excellence Awards (ACCEA), and is able to support a limited number of members in their quest for National Awards. |
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Call for obstetric intensivists! |
MBRRACE-UK is the new body responsible for running the confidential enquiry into maternal deaths, which will be restarting this year after a short hiatus. The OAA is acting on behalf of the Royal College to recruit assessors to work with MBRRACE, and we are currently looking for active clinical practitioners who are both obstetric anaesthetists and intensivists, in order to assess deaths involving critical care. If interested, please contact Paul Howell in the first instance for more information. |
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OAA Guidelines Initiative |
All guidelines are now displayed on the main OAA Site and no longer just in the members area.
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Launch of NAP5 project by RCoA and AAGBI (May 2012) View announcement and see further details on NAP pages of the National Institute for Academic Anaesthesia (NIAA) and Health Services Research Centre (HSRC) website |
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NICE Evidence Update: The latest Evidence Update ‘Pregnancy and complex social factors: Evidence Update January 2012’ focuses on a summary of selected new evidence relevant to NICE clinical guideline 110 ‘A model for service provision for pregnant women with complex social factors’ (2010)
New Report View letter from RCoA and RCOG Presidents View Report |
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Try the new |
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Maternal Deaths: Saving Mothers' Lives 2006 - 2008 |
The OAA has joined twitter and facebook! Sign up and follow the OAA ('OAAinfo') to get alerts when important documents are available as well as updates on meetings and courses etc. For any problems accessing twitter (apparently new members are not easy to find) just go to www.twitter.com/OAAinfo
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- view the International Page with links to Obstetric Anaesthesia activities around the world |
If you have any comments, criticisms or suggestions about this site,
please e-mail Tim Meek
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