Safety
‘In somno securitas’. A core objective of the AAGBI and the AAGBI Foundation is to advance and improve patient care and safety in the field of anaesthesia and disciplines allied to anaesthesia.
The AAGBI provides innovation, leadership and guidance to make anaesthesia safer for everyone.
Safety Committee
The S
afety Committee was founded in 1974 and delivers the safety work of the AAGBI.
Latest MHRA and NPSA Alerts
Medical Device Alerts from the MHRA and Signal Alerts from the NPSA
Report a safety problem
Report a safety problem to the MHRA or the NPSA
Safety problems in medicines, medical devices and blood should be reported to the MHRA. Report a safety problem »
Patient safety incidents are any unintended or unexpected incidents that could have, or did, lead to harm.
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Introduction of new neuraxial connectors into the NHS
28 October 2011
The AAGBI, RCoA, OAA, RA-UK, APAGBI and RCoA Patient Liaison Group released a joint position statement about the introduction of new neuraxial connectors into the NHS.
Safe Anaesthesia Liaison Group
The aim of the Safe Anaesthesia Liaison Group (SALG) is to highlight potential or existing patient safety issues to those practising anaesthesia. SALG core membership is comprised of representatives from the RCoA, AAGBI and the NPSA. Find out more »
SALG incident summaries
Incident summaries, reports and statements relating to the Anaesthetic E-form project.
