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28:14

Perioperative team: a surgeon’s view | EBPOM London 2020

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2021/05/03

This piece looks at some of the advantages to having a perioperative interdisciplinary team reducing complications, understanding and discussing risk, facilitating better shared decision making and increased patient satisfaction, even among those who - as part of this process - decide not to go ahead with an operation. It also incorporates evidence regarding what we know about COVID-19; "The risks ... of the COVID-19 virus is that if people contract it during or after their surgery, they have a much

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24:23

Introduction to the Pathophysiology of COVID 19 |...

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2021/05/02

This piece is essential listening for any medical practitioner. The pathophysiology of COVID 19 is now being understood, although there are still a number of outstanding questions. This piece attempts to answer those questions; where does it come from, what do we know about it now, what would we like to know about it in the future? Why is the disease more pronounced in men, how come obesity seems to be a factor, what's the mechanism which leaves children less at risk than adults and senior citizens

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40:41

Depth of anaesthesia and long term outcomes | EBPOM...

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2021/05/01

"More than 300 million patients have surgery annually worldwide and an increasing proportion of them are elderly and at risk of perioperative adverse events. There's very few proven primary or secondary prevention measures, and the resources for monitoring and trading complications are inadequate. So - more action is required". This piece looks at the evidence as regards perioperative outcomes for the elderly, depth of anesthesia and mortality. Also, what's the latest on depth of anesthesia and

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28:59

The Changes that Change Culture - panel discussion |...

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2021/04/30

This panel discussion covers essential ground for any institution that is trying to make real and lasting change. What do we need to know? What do our patients need to know? Who is responsible for questions of safety? How important are checklists? What about "patient advocates"? Presented by Sol Aronson with Mike Ramsey, Chair of the department of Anesthesia and pain management at the Baylor University Medical Center in Dallas and Board Chair of the Patient Safety Movement Foundation, Lee Fleisher,

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36:35

Video Laryngoscopy During Covid-19 | EBPOM London 2020

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2021/04/29

How have we adapted in our views on the use of video laryngoscopy during the Covid-19 pandemic? Who is best suited to intubate? Are we seeing "a poorly managed first wave"? How are practitioners changing their approach in light of the possibility of infections? What lessons are being learned by practitioners in the midst of the COVID crisis? This piece was generously supported by Medtronic.com Presented by Desiree Chappell with Monty Mythen and her guests, Patrick Schoettker, Professor of

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37:35

Perioperative Medicine - where we were, where we are...

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2021/04/28

This piece is a worthwhile deep dive into this perioperative medicine and how we go forward with it. Hear the panel speak about what it is they want for the future and what it is they are doing now. With questions submitted from the online audience the panel get into the detail. Essential listening for any student of perioperative medicine. It includes a mention for the Welsh Perioperative Medicine Society, their website is here: https://www.welshpoms.com/ This is part two of a two part piece of the

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53:53

Cryoneurolysis and pain management | TopMedTalk

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2021/04/27

"We've been doing cryoneurolysis for total knees now for three years... people gravitate to practices that that practice this technology" This piece focuses upon two 'early adopter' orthopedic surgeons changing up the way we treat joint pain for surgical patients. We mention Iovera, a provider at the forefront of this technology: https://www.iovera.com/ The Doc Social website is here: www.doc.social/ The Evidence Based Perioperative Medicine (EBPOM) website is here: www.ebpom.org This piece also

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32:51

Perioperative Medicine - where we were, where we are...

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2021/04/26

This piece is a worthwhile deep dive into this perioperative medicine and how we go forward with it. Hear the panel speak about what it is they want for the future and what it is they are doing now. With questions submitted from the online audience the panel get into the detail. Essential listening for any student of perioperative medicine. When should we pre-assess patients? Should all anaesthetists be doing pre-operative sessions? What is it about the role of the anaesthestist that makes it

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31:08

Perioperative Medicine - Editor's top picks for last...

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2021/04/25

In this piece you can hear the co-editors of the Journal of Perioperative Medicine describing this year's "Editor's Picks"; the best manuscripts, literature and lessons learned in the last year in the space of perioperative medicine. "Functional performance and 30-day postoperative mortality after emergency laparotomy—a retrospective, multi-center, observational cohort study of 1084 patients" is here: https://perioperativemedicinejournal.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s13741-020-00143-7 There

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Models of perioperative care "the science of value" |...

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2021/04/24

This piece is part one of a two part piece. It's a short didactic presentation on the tough realities the U.S. healthcare system faces as the fee for payment system creaks against concerns about rising costs and the need for population health management. Can we move forward with "the science of value" which true perioperative medicine offers us? It's a talk which is designed to spark debate and that follows in part two of this piece. Presented by Sol Aronson, tenured Professor, Duke University,

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Total ERAS is essential to clear the backlog |...

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2021/04/22

"Data is key and having champions is key" This piece provides a truly transatlantic in-depth perspective on an area of opportunity highlighted by our needs in the wake of COVID 19; now more than ever true enhanced recovery after surgery (ERAS) is essential. Optimising value, reducing the need for return visits, decreased length of stay, there is almost no aspect of perioperative medicine and enhanced recovery that is not going to be crucial for our institutions in the near and present future. A data

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Perioperative Frailty with Jude Partridge | EBPOM...

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2021/04/22

"If I were to develop a simple uncomplicated urinary tract infection, I may well be able to continue to go to work as I was being treated for that illness but if an older frail patient develops a similar uncomplicated urinary tract infection, that can be a very significant illness, that patient may well be unable to walk or transfer as they could" Frailty in the perioperative period - what is it, what is it not and how do we work with and manage it before, during and after an operation so as to

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30:19

SNAP-2 EPICCS; summary results | EBPOM London 2020

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2021/04/21

"It's useful to reflect on what SNAP-2 EPICCS might offer us in the brave new world that we find ourselves in with Coronavirus" The 2nd Sprint National Anaesthesia Project: Epidemiology of Critical Care after Surgery (SNAP-2 - EPICCS) study launched in March 2017 around the UK. More than 2,200 investigators at more than 250 sites across the UK were signed up to take part. The observational study collected data on all patients undergoing inpatient surgery during a one-week period (21 March to 27

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23:13

Patient Safety: How do you make the Changes that...

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2021/04/20

Patient safety, as a priority, is assumed to be at the heart of medical practice. Yet still, preventable harm and death occurs in our profession, how do we change this and how do we make the changes we implement last? Can safety and avoidable harm be somehow hardwired into the culture of what we do in a way similar to that of the airline industry? This popular and refreshing talk is presented here after it was a big hit at the Chicago 2020 conference organised by Evidence Based Perioperative

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21:53

Roundtable discussion: Delivering value | EBPOM USA -...

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2021/04/19

This roundtable discussion tackles questions from the online audience and is the third part of a longer discussion. It follows on from "The value proposition in perioperative medicine | EBPOM 2021 Las Vegas", if you'd like to hear that go here: https://topmedtalk.libsyn.com/the-value-proposition-in-perioperative-medicine-ebpom-2021-las-vegas How do we as practitioners deliver value? How does 'population health' fit into the picture? How long before and after surgery are we invested in managing

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24:28

The value proposition in perioperative medicine |...

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2021/04/18

"Look at it from where is the patient, and what's best for the patient; I think that the other answers follow and yes, it is higher quality, yes, there can be some opportunities for cost savings; even if it 'breaks even' if the patients are happier, isn't that worth moving into the concept and proving that it does make a difference?" The value proposition is an essential element of advocating perioperative care; we know it provides safer, better quality outcomes but how do we translate that into a

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20:12

The size and scope of the problem with Jim Grant &...

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2021/04/17

"When I heard Sol Aronson, speak about perioperative medicine as 'population health', for me, it was like a eureka moment because our platform within Michigan is really an unmatched place to kind of realize that vision." This piece asks the question; "why do we need perioperative medicine"? The answer is illustrated with a real success story where practitioners realise the value proposition it unlocks for their patients every day. Hear how it is achieved and why it is so important. Presented by

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28:07

Am I safe? Q&A with Lee Fleisher | EBPOM 2020

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2021/04/16

This question and answer session was a highlight of EBPOM London 2020, it works as a standalone piece or as a companion piece to this talk here: https://topmedtalk.libsyn.com/ebpom-2020-london-am-i-safe The discussion follows themes outlined in the presentation as our online audience asked a series of questions. Some of the questions included in the discussion are "How should leaders deal with anxiety both in themselves and their team? What is the evidence on perceived command gradient in residents

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24:43

Daniel Engelman Q&A | EBPOM USA - Chicago

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2021/04/15

"So in all these ERAS programs, you need a physician champion, a nurse champion, a coordinator; then we brought our pharmacist in - I will not start rounds without a pharmacist. I refuse. I won't start because the pharmacist is integral ... it's just you need that multidisciplinary team" This piece is a question and answer session prompted by the address our guest gave during EBPOM Chicago. Both the online audience and the team challenge our speaker to explain more. If you missed the address

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Postoperative critical care: How do we help? | EBPOM...

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2021/04/14

This piece is a question and answer session with questions from the online audience. What do we think is the clinical care difference that having an elevated level of monitoring and more people around of all all sorts? Why is it good for our patients? As regards admissions to your campus care area; what criteria do you use? Do we need rapid critical care expansion in countries with very few beds? Could the enhanced care wards, in their approach, be compared with the post anaesthetic care unit? Would

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