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Prof docs monthly update: October 2025

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Your monthly digest of professional document developments.

In total, there are 51 ANZCA and 8 FPM professional documents. Of these, 12 ANZCA and 5 FPM documents are currently in development, under review, out for stakeholder consultation, or being piloted.

Expressions of interest -  PG31 Anaesthesia delivery systems

We are seeking expressions of interest from fellows to participate in the review of PG31 Guideline on checking anaesthesia delivery systems 2014 and accompanying background paper PG31BPSee below or email us for further information.

Under development/review*

This section has existing versions hyperlinked.

*Please refer to CP24 Professional document process for further details on the internal review (IR) process. 

Pilot

Pilot versions are ‘live’ on the ANZCA website and are considered ‘operational’ with the caveat that there may be changes to the final version following feedback.

We encourage feedback on all professional documents during the pilot phase. If you have any comments or queries regarding professional documents please email us.

Post pilot review

Expressions of interest - PG31 Anaesthesia delivery systems

We are seeking expressions of interest from fellows to participate in the review of the following professional documents: 

  • Anaesthesia delivery systems: the review of PG31 Guideline on checking anaesthesia delivery systems 2014 and accompanying background paper PG31BPWe are seeking interest from fellows with particular interest, experience or expertise in this area. Recommendations for other people with expertise, eg biomedical engineers, would also be considered.

There is an article in the Spring Bulletin relating to the importance of ensuring the correct function of anaesthesia machine.

Serving as a DDG member provides a valuable opportunity to contribute to safety and quality of care for patients.

If you are interested in being nominated for the aforementioned prof doc DDGs, please email us for further information.