Associate Prof Ross Kerridge talks to Honorary Curator Dr Christine Ball about his contribution to the development of perioperative medicine.
Associate Professor Ross Kerridge is an anaesthetist with a long-standing interest in how hospitals work. Throughout his career he has sought to improve patient care at a systems level, pioneering changes to emergency response teams and patient admission processes which were pivotal in the development of perioperative medicine as a discipline. In this new video, produced by the Geoffrey Kaye Museum, he talks to Honorary Curator Dr Christine Ball about his contribution to the development of perioperative medicine.
Our oral history project captures the memories of people, places and events as told by important individuals within the specialties of anaesthesia and pain medicine.
