Sign up now for the 4th annual Welsh Perioperative Medicine Conference - a chance to meet and network with multi-disciplinary healthcare professionals.
After last years virtual anaemia extravaganza, this year we are taking things back face to face. We hope that this will provide a much needed opportunity for POM enthusiasts to catch up, get up to date with POM news and share experiences from the past two years. Perioperative medicine has never been so topical and this years conference is looking to be a great day out!
Registration from all hospitals and healthcare backgrounds are welcome!
This year we have another fantastic line up of speakers and POM workshops to book, including the one and only Mr Motivator himself! He will be joining Dr John Whittle from University Hospital Wales to talk about prehabilitation! Topics and speakers include:
Setting up a prehabilitation service
Cognitive dysfunction in the perioperative period
Introduction of a Welsh PACU education programme across
An update of the most recent perioperative evidence
Education updates and how POM has been affected by the new RCOA curriculum
Trauma in the older population
The 'DREAMs' vision for postoperative care
Connect with like-minded colleagues to discuss the most recent advances in this exciting area of anaesthesia and intensive care. Take the opportunity to network and share experiences and projects and services running in your centres. There will also be the opportunity to present your work as are now asking for abstracts for oral and poster presentations - abstract deadline Friday 6th October.
A brilliant venue with the chance to take part in small group, interactive workshops in the afternoon. You can choose from:
A: Introduction to CPET. Live demonstration of CPET machine followed by an introduction of interpretation of CPET results.
B: Shared Decision Making and PROMS. A workshop exploring the role of Shared Decision Making in Perioperative Medicine - Outlining what SDM is, how it applies in the perioperative period and the challenges we face as perioperative clinicians.
C: Preoperative Anaemia Services - Who? Why? When? And How? An opportunity to share pathways, challenges and solutions regarding preoperative anaemia management in Wales.
D: Introduction to Perioperative Research and PQIP. An opportunity to get advice on the challenges and share experiences involved with undertaking perioperative research/PQIP.
5 CPD points applied.
Abstracts closing date 6th October - consideration given for oral and poster presentations!
Get your tickets now at WPOMS2022.eventbrite.co.uk NOW!