Resources for the 8th ERAS UK Conference (16.11.18)
Session 1: Pre-treatment Optimisation
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Session 2: Ken Fearon Prize Session
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Session 3: Enhancing care during treatment and recovery
Poster presentations
18001 Maintain VTE protection for Cancer Patients - Battling the Storm (D Hocking et al, North Bristol NHS Trust)
18002 The use of an Enhanced Recovery Grid and Patient Diary for better compliance post operatively (M Moore et al, Kettering General Hospital)18003 Making the case for prehabilitation in cancer care - An evidence and insight review ( J Davis, Macmillan Cancer Support)
18005 A multimodal review of an established ERAS pathway empowered patients and provided cost savings in breast cancer surgery (R McDonald et al, UCLH)
18009 Physiotherapy Supported Discharge Service- from Pilot to Permanent? (Cardiff & Vale UHB)
18010 How pressures within an acute hospital setting affected an established ERAS service (D Gane et al, North Bristol NHS Trust)
18012 Using ward based education to improve day zero mobilisation and understanding of the ERAS pathway following elective lower limb arthroplasty (J Dower et al, Cardiff & Vale UHB)
18013 Cystectomy ERAS pathway – a team approach to care improvement (H Ghafoor et al, Oxford University Hospitals)
18014 Preoperative anaemia in colorectal resection surgery: using local data to inform the development of a preoperative optimisation pathway (M Robertson et al, Leeds Teaching Hospitals)
18015 Implementation of enhanced recovery care bundle in patients undergoing major surgery for Gynaecological cancer: how do we compare? (A Arfa et al, Barts Health NHS Trust)
18016 The Role of Prehabilitation for Lumbar Spine Surgery Patients – A Systematic Review ( T Wainwright et al, Bournemouth University)
18017 Enhanced recovery pathway has a constructive influence on accelerated post-operative recovery ( G Roy et al, Manchester University Hospitals NHS Trust)
18018 Rectus Sheath Catheters for Analgesia in Open and Converted from Laparoscopic Abdominal Surgery; Reducing Length of Stay (A Ng, Blackpool Teaching Hospitals)
18019 Enhanced recovery in obstetrics: Where are we 5 years on? (F Taylor et al, Aneurin Bevan HB)
18021 Timing of spinal, opioid requirement and time to mobilisation after colorectal cancer surgery ( C Gallagher et al, Leeds University Teaching Hospitals)
1823 Finding time to optimise: An evaluation of the preoperative pathway for colorectal cancer surgery (J Patel et al, Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Birmingham
18025 Patient Reported Outcomes of an Established Perioperative “Fit 4 Surgery” School (I Fecher-Jones et al, University Hospital Southampton)
18026 Could Pre-Rehabilitation Commence Before Diagnosis? (A Dinham et al, Guys & St Thomas')
18027 A Systematic Approach to Develop an Integrated Prehab-ERAS Pathway for Colorectal Cancer Patients (A Dias et al, Yeovil District Hospital)
18001 Maintain VTE protection for Cancer Patients - Battling the Storm (D Hocking et al, North Bristol NHS Trust)
18002 The use of an Enhanced Recovery Grid and Patient Diary for better compliance post operatively (M Moore et al, Kettering General Hospital)18003 Making the case for prehabilitation in cancer care - An evidence and insight review ( J Davis, Macmillan Cancer Support)
18005 A multimodal review of an established ERAS pathway empowered patients and provided cost savings in breast cancer surgery (R McDonald et al, UCLH)
18009 Physiotherapy Supported Discharge Service- from Pilot to Permanent? (Cardiff & Vale UHB)
18010 How pressures within an acute hospital setting affected an established ERAS service (D Gane et al, North Bristol NHS Trust)
18012 Using ward based education to improve day zero mobilisation and understanding of the ERAS pathway following elective lower limb arthroplasty (J Dower et al, Cardiff & Vale UHB)
18013 Cystectomy ERAS pathway – a team approach to care improvement (H Ghafoor et al, Oxford University Hospitals)
18014 Preoperative anaemia in colorectal resection surgery: using local data to inform the development of a preoperative optimisation pathway (M Robertson et al, Leeds Teaching Hospitals)
18015 Implementation of enhanced recovery care bundle in patients undergoing major surgery for Gynaecological cancer: how do we compare? (A Arfa et al, Barts Health NHS Trust)
18016 The Role of Prehabilitation for Lumbar Spine Surgery Patients – A Systematic Review ( T Wainwright et al, Bournemouth University)
18017 Enhanced recovery pathway has a constructive influence on accelerated post-operative recovery ( G Roy et al, Manchester University Hospitals NHS Trust)
18018 Rectus Sheath Catheters for Analgesia in Open and Converted from Laparoscopic Abdominal Surgery; Reducing Length of Stay (A Ng, Blackpool Teaching Hospitals)
18019 Enhanced recovery in obstetrics: Where are we 5 years on? (F Taylor et al, Aneurin Bevan HB)
18021 Timing of spinal, opioid requirement and time to mobilisation after colorectal cancer surgery ( C Gallagher et al, Leeds University Teaching Hospitals)
1823 Finding time to optimise: An evaluation of the preoperative pathway for colorectal cancer surgery (J Patel et al, Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Birmingham
18025 Patient Reported Outcomes of an Established Perioperative “Fit 4 Surgery” School (I Fecher-Jones et al, University Hospital Southampton)
18026 Could Pre-Rehabilitation Commence Before Diagnosis? (A Dinham et al, Guys & St Thomas')
18027 A Systematic Approach to Develop an Integrated Prehab-ERAS Pathway for Colorectal Cancer Patients (A Dias et al, Yeovil District Hospital)