• Hosp Med · Feb 1998

    Anaesthetic training programmes in the UK: the role of the programme director.

    • I Barker.
    • Hosp Med. 1998 Feb 1; 59 (2): 156-9.

    AbstractSchools of anaesthesia provide anaesthetic training in the UK. Each school has at least one programme director undertaking some or all of the management duties. Most programme directors appears to be unresourced volunteers whose roles have developed in response to local requirements. A postal questionnaire was sent to all anaesthetic training programme directors in the UK, asking about their role. Respondents had a wide variation in duties and responsibilities towards anaesthetic training schemes. Few had terms of reference, clear lines of responsibility, remuneration or resources to undertake the role.

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