This handbook has been written as a guide to support internationally trained anaesthetists and pain medicine physicians, and their supervisors, who are completing the specialist international medical graduate (SIMG) or area of need (AoN) pathways in Australia and New Zealand.

Standards for Anaesthesia Background Paper

PS40(G)BP Position statement on the relationship between fellows, trainees and the healthcare industry Background Paper

In the 2022 winter edition of the ANZCA Bulletin read: How an anaesthesia trainee project became a frontline crisis management resource; Voluntary assisted dying - a personal story; and Beyond city limits - Southland, New Zealand.

The International Academy of Colleges of Anaesthesiology's first activity was a fully virtual international conference featuring speakers, presenters and delegates from across the world and offering free registration to clinicians from middle and developing countries.

Regulation 23 - Recognition as a specialist in anaesthesia or pain medicine; and eligibility for admission to fellowship by assessment for specialist international medical graduates (SIMGs).

PS02(A) Position statement on credentialling and defining the scope of clinical practice in anaesthesia

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