The three most common countries searched for were the UK, Australia and New Zealand (968, 355 and 338 users, respectively) with the most common specialties being regional, paediatrics and airway fellowships (526, 423 and 392 users, respectively).
With approximately 4500 anaesthesia trainees in the UK this suggests around 44% of trainees have looked at the site. The majority of users were based in the UK (1996 users, 53.8% of total), however the site has expanded globally with 1713 international users across all continents. In the first nine months of running (1 May – 31 January), the website received 5830 visits from 3709 unique users with 2121 users returning to the site on multiple occasions. To launch the website, we publicised it with every school of anaesthesia in the UK.įigure 1 Homepage of.
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The website also includes information for obtaining a visa and registration regulations, in addition to links for relevant out of programme paperwork for the GMC, RCoA and each UK deanery. Each entry includes a summary of the post, duration and start date, application details and a supervisor contact.
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This free resource categorised fellowships by subspecialty and location to best assist trainees in their search.
We then created a website at (Fig. 1) detailing all anaesthesia subspecialty fellowships. We researched fellowships available worldwide on hospital, subspecialty association and training programme websites. However, although a few subspecialty associations list fellowships on their websites there is no centralised database of all fellowship opportunities available to assist trainees searching for this experience. The RCoA ‘strongly supports trainees taking time out of programme to widen their clinical skills and knowledge’. 1 Development of a free online resource for anaesthesia trainees planning higher and advanced training fellowshipsġUniversity College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, 2Royal Free Hospital, London
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