Brit J Hosp Med
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The rapid sequence induction has been a cornerstone of anaesthetic teaching since it was first described in 1970. Although the technique is taught as a standard protocol there is considerable variation in its practice. So, can we reach consensus over what to include in 'the safe, textbook version' of a rapid sequence induction in modern anaesthesia?
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For patients with a life-limiting diagnosis, guidance by the General Medical Council recommends exploring patients' beliefs and values about tissue donation with the patient and family towards the end of life. This article gives guidance to healthcare professionals on the process of giving patients the opportunity to donate their corneas, including eligibility, communication and practicalities.