Qualification
Diploma In Anaesthesia (DA)
A diploma-level qualification in Anaesthesia offered by the Research Council of Health, London, with blended learning and a long-validity certificate.
- Course code
- PGDIPA-59186
- Subject area
- Anaesthesia
- Duration
- 12 months / 24 months
- Mode
- Blended Learning / Qualification
- Credit
- 240.00
- Fees
- GBP £7500.00 / GBP £3999.00 / GBP £2199.00
- Certificate
- 4 years · pass mark 70%
Career in anaesthesiology is one of the best beneficial areas in the field of health care. This Diploma course is offered by The Research Council of Health, London due to the importance of anaesthesia in the medical field.
It is a Diploma level course. A career in anaesthesiology is one of the most beneficial areas in health care. Anaesthesia is the study of the use and effects of various kinds of anaesthetics. This diploma is offered by the Research Council of Health, London because of the importance of anaesthesia in the medical field.
Applicants will need either a good medical degree or equivalent from a recognised institution, or an appropriate professional qualification or experience acceptable to the course director and RCH London. If English is not your first language you must provide evidence of proficiency. You must be IT literate and have a reliable internet connection.
Fees: £3999.00 for 12 months (120 Credits) full-time blended learning.
Fees: £7500.00 for 24 months (240 Credits) full-time blended learning.
Part time: £2199.00 per year.
Applied Human Anatomy and Physiology, Physiology of Anesthesia, Pharmacology of Anaesthesia, Post Anesthesia care rooms, Introduction to Anaesthesia, Metabolic response to stress and Trauma, Biochemistry, Defensive Anesthesia, Computers in Anesthesia, Anesthesia postures, Anesthesia techniques, Chronic pain therapy, Cardiovascular pharmacology, Third world anesthesia, Neonatal Resuscitation, Paediatric Anesthesia.
Assessment is based on written assignments, posters and oral presentations, multiple choice questions (MCQ) and short-answer examinations. Dissertation requirements, where applicable, are 10,000–15,000 words. Online learners have access to recordings of lectures and may submit assignments through the learning portal.
Successful candidates strengthen their professional identity and may progress within clinical practice, research or further specialist study. Teaching is delivered through the RCH London learning portal with support from academic staff.
