'The Future of Commissioning for Planned Surgery': a one day Conference
The future of commissioning for planned surgery
Wednesday 27 January 2016Royal College of Surgeons, London
Thank you to all who participated in and attended this conference.
We will be publishing a report compiling the shared learning from the day in due course and will be publish the presentations with speakers agreement.
Download the programme for the day.
The future of commissioning planned surgical care presentations
Improving the efficiency and effectiveness of elective surgery
Mrs Celia Ingham-Clark
The work of NHS Rightcare and the Atlas of variation
Part 1
Part 2
Sir Muir Gray
Professor Matthew Cripps
Co-creating the National Surgical Commissioning Centre Mr Nigel Beasley
Developing resources within the NSCC
Part 1
Part 2
Professor Paul O'Flynn
Simon Swift
The use of patient decsion aids
Designing and using patient decision aids to support shared decison making
Dr Steven Laitner
High risk surgery pre-assessment and shared decision making
Helping individual patients to make their choice for AAA or hip and knee replacement surgery
Dr Mike Swart
Patient-centred consent
Using the patient request for treatment and consent
Hunterian lecture on patient request for treatment
Professor Kayvan Shrokrollahi
Implementing a theatres improvement programme
Using NHS benchmarking data to support improvements in theatre efficiency
Kathy Hine
Reconfiguring surgical oncology
Lessons learned from implementing NICE guidance
Mark Baker
Pre-operative optimisation in the elderly patient
Implementing a POPS scheme for the elderly surgical patient
Dr Jugdeep Dhesi
Pre-operative optimisation
Exercise testing in preoperative care in the elderly
Dr Chris Snowden
Getting it right for Orthopaedics
Learning from the first round of 'Getting it right the first time'
Professor Tim Briggs
Better knowledge, better care, better outcomes
Using data to identify priorities for implementing best practice
Liz Lingard
Enhanced recovery in planned surgical care
Lessons learned from a multi-professional approach to pathway re-design
Mr Mike Bullock
Implementing enhanced recovery in urology
Lessons learned from applying enhanced recovery principles to urological surgery
Mr John McGrath
Network development and impact: the East Midlands experience
Learning from the East Midlands Paediatric Surgical Network
Mr Richard Stewart
Paediatric surgery networks
Learning from the South West Paediatric Surgical Network
Miss Janet McNally