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Abstract submission closing Friday 16th October. 

This meeting provides a great opportunity to showcase excellence in paediatric anaesthesia, and we warmly invite submissions in one of four key areas:

• Original Research: Original studies advancing knowledge in paediatric anaesthesia.

• Quality Improvement (QI): Innovations and outcomes improving clinical care and safety.

• Education and Training: Novel approaches and evaluations enhancing learning and practice.

• Clinical Case Reports/Series: Unique or challenging cases with valuable clinical insights. 

This consensus guideline from the Association of Anaesthetists, British Association of Day Surgery and Association of Paediatric Anaesthetists of Great Britain and Ireland supports healthcare providers and institutions with the organisational and clinical peri-operative management of anaesthesia for day surgery in both adults and children.

Statement on Anaesthesia-Related Mitochondrial Pharmacogenetic Risk in Individuals with Venezuelan Maternal Ancestry

British Association of Perinatal Medicine - Use of Central Venous Access Devices in Neonatal Units published in conjunction with APAGBI

There is still time to contribute to the 2026 Swift Surveys 

> Ultrasound guided caudal anaesthesia

> Intercurrent URTI in day case paediatrics

APAGBI Neonatal Anaesthesia Network NAN-UK Anaesthesia Resident Representative – Applications Open!
Passionate about Neonatal anaesthesia?

APAGBI Neonatal Anaesthesia Network NAN-UK Neonatal Anaesthesia Study Day
2 October 2026, London

Support the team riding 400 km London to Plymouth for the APAGBI Annual Scientific Meeting raising money for Pancreatic Cancer in memory of Mark Thomas

Final Details for APAGBI ASM Plymouth 

Preoperative care should reflect holistic care of the child or young person, not just their procedure. This new Best Practice Guidance for Preoperative Care Services for Children and Young People aims to ensure that every child or young person receives preoperative care that meets their medical, physical, and emotional needs—whilst providing organisations with frameworks and support to deliver this care consistently and effectively.

Creating an inclusive healthcare culture is an important part of improving the healthcare
experiences for children and young people, ensuring that they have equal access to care and
that the teams and facilities available are specifically designed to meet their needs to achieve
this. Children, young people and carers should be actively involved in the design of care
pathways and any facilities.

Recording Available

This webinar brought to you by the APAGBI and ESPA features expert TIVA and pEEG speakers this webinar is perfect for expanding your paediatric TIVA practice.

Thank you for your contributions to this Neonatal Anaesthesia Survey. It is now closed, and we look forward to sharing the findings with you soon.