Urology is a specialty that is especially attuned to day surgery procedures. Variation is still present Nationally and barriers exist to achieving higher daycase rates and excellence in day surgery. Back
In this conference we aim to address these barriers and a series of experts will discuss their tips and techniques.
Day Surgery is the key to Elective Surgical Recovery and increasing education about day surgery pathways and techniques supports moving to efficient day surgery practice to reduce waiting times and improve outcomes for day surgery procedures whilst simultaneously increasing beds available for major inpatient surgery.
Reduced complication rates and earlier mobilisation benefit the patients as well as better recovery in their own home.
This conference covers expertise within a wide range of procedures:
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From TURBT where best practice can increase efficiency
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The many different approaches to bladder outflow obstruction in a day surgery setting
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The current update on urology from the new GIRFT co lead
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Robotic prostatectomy is advancing rapidly towards increasing successful day surgery outcomes
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Expert speakers provide guidance on how to start moving towards day surgery in your own hospital
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Supports CPD professional development and acts as revalidation evidence. This course provides 5 Hrs training for CPD subject to peer group approval for revalidation purposes
Come and join us for an interactive chance to learn how to move your own practice towards excellence in day surgery urology for all areas of practice. We cover the pre-operative assessment and anaesthetic techniques that can help the day surgery pathways succeed and expert nursing perspective on post-operative urinary retention management to maintain daycase discharge.
Speakers include:
Helena Burden - Consultant Urological Surgeon and NBT Bladder Cancer Lead, North Bristol NHS Trust
Mrs Suzie Venn - Consultant Urological Surgeon University Hospitals Sussex NHS Foundation Trust
Mr Sarosh Janardanan - Consultant Urologist, Robotic & Pelvic Cancer Specialist Ashford and St Peter's Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust