Perioperative Medicine Courses (external)

Perioperative Medicine Courses

PPOC (Paediatric Perioperative Care)

Paediatric Pre-Assessment Practitioner course

The preoperative association is proud to be working in collaboration with PPOC to support training in paediatric preoperative assessment. Please follow the link below for more details on this free training course.


The competency-based Paediatric Pre-Assessment Practitioner course is based on the APAGBI national guidance. The course enables nurses to acquire the required knowledge, experience and skills to assess children and escalate concerns as required, prior to elective surgery. The course is delivered at no cost, by a faculty of paediatric anaesthetists, specialist nurses, legal advisors, safeguarding teams, and educators. Please follow the link for individual ODN contact information


Please follow the link for individual ODN contact information.

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Perioperative Medicine MSc

University College London

A new and innovative distance learning MSc in Perioperative Medicine that will involve reviewing and understanding the current literature, appraising the evidence and questioning current practices.


This online MSc offers you the flexibility to study for between one and five years according to your individual needs without needing to attend UCL in person. This programme is suited to a wide range of healthcare professionals who care for surgical patients, including anaesthetists, surgeons, geriatricians and physicians.

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Anaesthesia and Perioperative Medicine MSc, PGDip, PGCert

Brighton and Sussex Medical School

The Anaesthesia and Perioperative Medicine course is based on areas of clinical practice and professional skills that are relevant to all anaesthetic trainees.


Face-to-face tuition will be provided in cutting-edge aspects of patient care using an evidence based approach to provide knowledge of clinical practice which extends beyond the scope of the training programme and represents many of the most important areas of development for clinical anaesthesia.

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