Modelling the economic constraints and consequences of anaesthesia associate expansion in the UK National Health Service: a narrative review
Authors' conclusion
However, we report that actual advertised AA salaries greatly exceed this, with even student AAs paid up to £48,472.
Study context
- Population
- Anaesthesia associates in the UK National Health Service (NHS)
- Comparison
- 1:2 model
- Outcome
- Economic viability of the 1:2 staffing model
Methodological detailseconomic modelling
- Economic modelling
Main finding
As reported in the abstract
Economically viable AA salary envelope (Anaesthesia Associates (AAs) paid <50% of supervisor's salary; Specialty and specialist (SAS) doctor supervisor)
less than £40,000 per year
Actual advertised AA salaries greatly exceed this; student AAs paid up to
£48,472
Original publication
Modelling the economic constraints and consequences of anaesthesia associate expansion in the UK National Health Service: a narrative review. Br J Anaesth. Published 9 February 2024. doi:10.
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