Written by Doctor Gerard Furlong graduated with honours from St Bartholomew’s University Hospital in 1992 and continued to pursue a career being an anaesthetist in several large hospitals in and around the uk.
The role of the anaesthetist is definitely an important part of dispensing a high quality of health care to patients. Ged Furlong while working as an anaesthetist was in charge of a wide range of obligations for the people which he looked after. These incorporated pre-op evaluation of individuals, consulting with the surgery team conducting the surgery, developing an individual anaesthesia program for each patient and post-op care and supervision of patients.
Being an anaesthetist Gerard Furlong had the chance to operate in several distinct fields of medicine. During his career the anaesthetist Gerard Furlong has worked within the areas of obstetrics, inside the ICU (intensive care unit) at Coventry and Warwick infirmary and also at the Trauma elective ward in Dunganon hospital in Northern Ireland. Over the course of his career Doctor Furlong came to enjoy his work in the obstetrics ward the most immediately after realising that he had a special skill for giving epidurals to ladies at the business end of childbearing.
Gerard Furlong is a long standing member of a number of professional societies. He’s a frequent contributor of articles and he often attends conferences both as a lecturer and as a visitor. His specialist knowledge has been utilized in a number of research projects especially on the HL7 CDA implementation guide for SCATA (Society for Computers And Technology in Anaesthesia).
Outside the world of medicine Ged has many interests which includes travel, wind-surfing and he has taken up the game of golf although as yet he is still looking for the perfect swing.
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