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No matter who you are or where you are, we all need access to safe anaesthetic care
Help us in our campaign to improve access to safe anaesthesia care. Every donation you make goes towards this goal. We are prioritising the following essential resources that our charity needs to be able to support the training of even more specialist anaesthetists.
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Fundraising is one of the most powerful ways you can support us.
Securing funding for health partnership work is increasingly challenging, and your help means we can support safe surgery in Ethiopia and Zambia in the most effective way possible.
Essential Resources
Volunteer Time
Support training, quality improvement and research with volunteer time
Fellowships
Support anaesthetists to develop local healthcare systems through learning
opportunities abroad
Project Management
Dedicated local project managers provide administrative and logistical capacity to the project, as well as supporting the vision and motivation for the work
Resuscitation Training
Anaesthetist-led training courses helping healthcare workers learn how to recognise a deteriorating patient and lead effective resuscitation
Learning Resources
Vital resources for training
Multidisciplinary
Courses
Learning together as teams helps to develop safe surgical care
Trainee Bursaries
Support doctors training to become anaesthetists, covering tuition fees and expenses
Technology
Infrastructure
Fund essential infrastructure for remote learning
Recruitment into
Anaesthesia
Support the recruitment of more doctors into specialist training in anaesthesia
Simulation Equipment
Interactive training resources for hands-on practice managing acutely unwell patients and anaesthetic emergencies
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“My fellowship with ZADP was so much more than a teaching fellowship. Whilst I did spend the majority of my time teaching (mostly in-theatre supervision), I learnt more than I taught. I learnt how to teach and supervise others in a different clinical setting to my own and how to manage complex patients with advanced disease processes with limited resources. I learned new ways to be adaptive and collaborative with the theatre team. I gained knowledge from the trainees I went out to teach, not just about anaesthesia but about their resilience and dedication to an anaesthesia program they work so hard to complete. Finally, I’ve learnt so much about myself. The fellowship challenged me in numerous ways, which is why I feel it was so rewarding. Living in Zambia was a delight, I’d recommend this fellowship to anyone looking for a professional or personal adventure.”
Dr Erica Morris
Senior ZADP Fellow 2023