Two 12-month fellowship posts in paediatric anaesthesia will offer clinical training, teaching exposure, and international collaboration starting September 2026.
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International Women’s Day: Overcoming Invisible Barriers in Academic Anaesthesiology
To celebrate International Women’s Day 2026, WFSA’s DEI Committee Member Vojislava Neskovic reflects on how mentorship and sponsorship can help women overcome invisible barriers and advance in academic anaesthesiology.
Obstetric Care in Nepal – a photo essay
WFSA had the opportunity to visit a hospital in Nepal and see first-hand how obstetric care and anaesthesia support safe childbirth.
30 Years of Fellowship: Learning Thoracic Anaesthesia Across Contexts
To mark 30 years of WFSA Fellowships, we hear from past fellows about how the experience has shaped their anaesthesiology practice and influenced the care they provide.
WFSA Declaration on Patients’ Rights to Essential Emergency and Critical Care
WFSA calls for urgent action to close quality gaps, strengthen health systems, and ensure simple, proven interventions are available to all who need them.
UIA Volume 41: Anaesthesiologists at the Heart of Health Emergencies
This special edition showcases how anaesthesiologists lead emergency response across disasters, conflict, and critical care, strengthening systems and saving lives when it matters most.
Unapologetically Ambitious: Women Driving Change in Anaesthesia at WCA 2026
Women anaesthesiologists from around the world share their leadership journeys, challenges, and strategies for success in a practical, inspiring session at WCA 2026.
WFSA Annual Report 2025: Advancing Safe Anaesthesia Worldwide
The WFSA Annual Report 2025 showcases a year of global collaboration, education, and progress in advancing safe anaesthesia.
P-PBM Blog: From Scarcity to Strategy: Reshaping Blood Care in Africa Through PBM
This blog examines the practical implementation of PBM in African healthcare settings, highlighting strategies to improve perioperative outcomes, optimise blood use, and strengthen health-system resilience.
