The National Institute of Academic Anaesthesia
The National Institute of Academic Anaesthesia was established in March 2008. Its vision, with respect to anaesthesia and related specialties, is to improve patient care by promoting the translation of research findings into clinical practice; develop and maximise its academic profile within the healthcare profession, NHS, universities and major research bodies; facilitate high profile, influential research; facilitate and support training and continuing professional education in academia.
NIAA News
The Health Foundation, working with the Academy of Medical Sciences, is inviting applications for the Clinician Scientist Fellowships programme. The fellowships enable talented clinicians to pursue academic research alongside clinical practice. |
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A webcast from Dr Ramani Moonesinghe, given at the AAGBI's GAT Annual Scientific Meeting in April 2013. |
NIAA Events
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This is an exciting new two day course aimed at core and foundation year trainees in anaesthesia and ACCS |
We are delighted to announce a four day programme of events bringing together research courses from the Anaesthetic Research Society, British Journal of Anaesthesia and NIAA Health Services Research Centre. |
Day 1 of the NIAA Research Week |
Day 2 of the NIAA Research Week |
