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  2. Anaesthesia Tutorial of the Week
  3. ATOTW Call for Authors

Get involved with ATOTW

Anaesthesia Tutorial of the Week is written, edited and reviewed by volunteers from around the world. There are three ways to take part: write a tutorial as an author, guide tutorials to publication as a section editor, or check accuracy and clarity as a peer reviewer. Authors will find everything they need below. If you would like to edit or review, please see “Calling for editors and reviewers”.

Essential documents for authors

Tutorial Publication Process

Outline of the process for publishing a tutorial

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Manuscript Outline Form

Must be completed before starting a tutorial

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Tutorial Writing Guidelines

Essential information on writing for ATOTW

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Instructions for Submitting Tutorials

Instructions on how to submit your tutorials via Peertrack

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Calling for editors and reviewers

As ATOTW grows, we are keen to welcome more section editors and peer reviewers. Editors guide authors and uphold the quality of tutorials in their specialty; reviewers provide expert peer review to keep each tutorial accurate and clinically sound. If you would like to contribute your expertise, we would love to hear from you.

We have the greatest need in the following specialties:

  • General topics and basic sciences
  • Obstetric anaesthesia and OB critical care
  • Airway management
  • Cardiac anaesthesia
  • Neuroanaesthesiology
  • Intensive and critical care
  • Onco-anaesthesia
  • Trauma and acute care
  • Provider and patient safety
  • Simulation and education
  • Research
  • Palliative care
  • Transplant anaesthesia

Interested? Email us at atotw@wfsahq.org with your specialty and a little about your background.

Section Editor Role

What ATOTW section editors do and how to get involved

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Peer Reviewer Role

What peer review involves and how to register your interest

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Frequently Asked Questions

I am interested in writing a tutorial. What is the first step?

Who can write a tutorial for ATOTW?

I am an anaesthesia trainee. Can I write an article?

What topics areas does ATOTW aim to cover?

What is the process for writing a tutorial?

I would like to write a tutorial but I don’t have a topic idea

How long does it take to write a tutorial from start to finish?

Can I include pictures, diagrams or tables in my tutorial?

Editorial Board

Editor-in-Chief

Dr Anju Grewal (India)

Associate Editor(s)

Gregory Klar (Canada)

General

Luke Baitch (Aus)
Clara Ching Mei Poon (HK)
Alison Jackson (New Zealand)
Lara Herbert (UK)

Intensive Care

Niraj Niranjan (UK)
Dr. Julia Weinkauf (USA)
Subramani Kandasamy (India)
Dr. Jez Hunter (UK)

Paediatric anaesthesia

Dr. William Francis Powell, Jr. (USA)
Dr. Adele King (UK)
Kate Wilson (UK)

Obstetric anaesthesia

Kelly Fedoruk (USA)
Dr. Jenny Woodbury (USA)

Pain

Muralidha Joshi (India)
Christopher Haley (Canada)
Dr. Natthasorn Zinboonyahgoon (Thailand)
Dr. Chris Orikowski (Australia)

Regional anaesthesia

Gill Foxall (UK)
Dr. Su Cheen Ng (UK)
Simeon West (UK)

Basic Science

Alex Konstantatos (Australia)

Patient Safety

Sally El-Ghazali (UK)

Translators

A Special Thanks…
A special thanks to our team of translators who make the ATOTW content available in Chinese, French, Portuguese and Spanish.

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Spanish

Juan Carlos Duarte (CLASA)

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French

Pierre Fiset (Canada)

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Chinese

Lize Xiong (China)

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Portuguese

Rogean Nunes (Brazil)

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