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 2000.
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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GUIDELINE Initiative |
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- view the International Page with links to Obstetric Anaesthesia activities around the world |
OAA Approved Surveys |
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GENERAL: Free Paper Oral and Poster Abstracts |
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GUIDELINE Initiative: Non-members are invited to view two groups of Guideline examples, as highlighted on the list below. Members - Log on to the members' area to view all examples as listed in the chart below. Guideline examples are now available for:
The next group to be looked at by the Group include:
Please submit examples to Hilary Swales via Guidelines page in members' area as soon as possible. |
If you have any comments, criticisms or suggestions about this site,
please e-mail David Levy
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Registered address: 13 Westmoreland Road, London SW13 9RZ
Registered No. 5540014 (England). Registered Charity No. 1111382
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