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The Keynote Theatre
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The Keynote Theatre
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The Keynote TheatreMy talk will cover way in which a workplace culture based on fairness, respect and appreciation can be developed and the importance of doing so. The consequences of not acting on it.
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The Keynote Theatre
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The Keynote Theatre
In the rapidly evolving world of healthcare, the need to create a data-driven culture is more crucial than ever. Dr Nadine Hachach-Haram, founder of Proximie, Consultant Plastic Surgeon and Director o ... -
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The Keynote TheatreFrom a care delivery point of view, we are living through a perpetual winter in NHS hospitals. Historic admissions trends are indeed a thing of history - how do we prepare for the challenges of today ...
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The Keynote TheatreComplications occur consistently within healthcare. When they do occur, they represent a considerable burden to patients, clinicians, and healthcare systems.Organizations vary in their ability to mana ...
Proximie Surgical Simulation Theatre
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Proximie Surgical Simulation TheatreSurgeons: Mr Joseph Huang, Mr Niroo Rajendran. Moderators: Mr Richard Boulton, Mr Niroo Rajendran.
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Proximie Surgical Simulation TheatreSurgeon: Dr Lukas Gantner. Moderator: Dom Browne.
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Proximie Surgical Simulation TheatreSurgeons: Prof Paul Odula.(Supported by: Dr. B.N. Njihia - Medical Director at Avenue Health, Dr Hussein Moosajee Consultant, General and Laparoscopic Surgeon at Avenue Hospital and Dr. Michael Mwachi ...
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Proximie Surgical Simulation TheatreSpeaker: Dr David Schramm, Oxford Hospital.Session Chair: Dr Stephen Robertson, Proximie.
Future Surgery Theatre 1
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Future Surgery Theatre 1
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Future Surgery Theatre 1The session "Future Workforce: Supporting Diversity in the Workforce" emphasises the importance of diversity in the surgical profession to enhance innovation, patient care, and team performance. Participants will learn about the benefits of a diverse workforce, identify barriers that underrepresented groups face in surgery, and explore strategies for fostering inclusivity. The session will include discussions on successful initiatives, the role of leadership, and practical steps to promote diversity within surgical teams. The ultimate goal is to empower participants to create a more inclusive and equitable environment in the surgical field.
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Future Surgery Theatre 1Precision surgery is defined as a novel concept and paradigm of best clinical practice with accurate decision-making and precise application of appropriate surgical intervention approaches for the ind ...
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Future Surgery Theatre 1The climate and ecological crisis is rapidly unfolding across the Earth with devastating consequences. As healthcare professionals we are have to deal with the outcomes from this, but we are also resp ...
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Future Surgery Theatre 1There are currently over 500 000 medical devices are registered in UK and EU with 270 000 medical technology companies most of which are SMEs. Multiple challenges exist in relation to lack of effectiv ...
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As the number and variety of individuals training within surgical teams increases we seek to enthuse our audience to see themselves as career-long trainers, mentors, coaches and leaders to ensure that ... -
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Future Surgery Theatre 2
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Future Surgery Theatre 2This year the Oxford Foundation Trainees Surgical Society (FTSS) celebrates its 10th anniversary. From its origins in 2014 under the stewardship of Mike Siva Consultant HPB surgeon and then Regional S ...
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Future Surgery Theatre 2
This session will provide insights into the importance of day surgery, the benefits to patients, the NHS and surgical sustainability. The challenges to providing effective day surgery services will be ... -
Future Surgery Theatre 2Despite every effort, mistakes still happen in the complex system that is surgical care. When errors do occur, it is vital that they are properly investigated, that all involved, including patients an ...
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Future Surgery Theatre 2Extended reality will have an increasingly important role in surgical training. It will improve the efficiency of surgical training and could be used to address the workforce plan. It also has a role ...
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Future Surgery Theatre 214% of operations have a complication. Many are preventable. People CAN make lifestyle changes (nutrition, exercise, etc) and this can halve complications and make more people suitable for day case su ...
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Future Surgery Theatre 2Virtual technology use in surgery is already widespread in training and simulations - but also has applications in planning and performing surgical procedures. These techniques have been shown to lead ...
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Future Surgery Theatre 2How can surgeons innovate rapidly in time of major conflict? Surgeons and surgical academics, charged with improving outcomes for their patients in time of conflict, face volatile, uncertain, complex ...
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The Keynote Theatre
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The Keynote TheatreThis session is for everyone keen to improve the future. Despite women being in the majority at medical school for 40 years, there are still low proportions of women in surgery. Recent reports show be ...
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The Keynote TheatreMedical Royal Colleges for centuries have advocated, developed and upheld professional standards to ensure high quality education and assessment to ensure patients receive safe and effective care. Thi ...
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The Keynote Theatre
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The Keynote TheatreIn this keynote, Ali Esmaeili, a Plastic Surgeon at the Royal Free Hospital, will examine how habits and culture influence the future of surgery. Drawing on his global experience in change management, ...
Proximie Surgical Simulation Theatre
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Proximie Surgical Simulation TheatreSurgeons: Mr Ben Challacombe and Mr Rajesh Nair. Moderators: Dr Kamran Haq, Mr Ben Challacombe and James Pidliswyj.
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Proximie Surgical Simulation TheatreSurgeons: Mr Tony Blacker, Mr Altan Omer. Moderators: Mr Charlie Evans, Mr Jawad Ahmad and James Pidliswyj.
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Proximie Surgical Simulation TheatreSpeaker: Mr Andrea Bille.Session Chair: Bryn Davies.
Future Surgery Theatre 1
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Future Surgery Theatre 1
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Future Surgery Theatre 1Overview of evolution of genomic testing technology and practices in the UK and internationally, and how this impacts current surgical practice.
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Future Surgery Theatre 1Focused session for all on how to change the poor workplace culture that pervades modern surgical practice. With practicalities and evidence showing the scale of impact on staff and patient safety.
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With the growth of extended and advanced practice roles in the perioperative environment it is important to ensure that rota design and training opportunities are carefully planned and coordinated to ... -
Future Surgery Theatre 1Psychological safety - the importance of inclusion, fairness, cultural intelligence and equity
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Future Surgery Theatre 1Surgical trainees who use ionising radiation are worried about the associated healthcare risks and would like to know how to mitigate these risks.
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Future Surgery Theatre 1Mr Mark Henley is the first elected president of the Confederation of British Surgery (CBS) and is actively involved in advocating for the professional and employment interests of surgical teams acros ...
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Future Surgery Theatre 1Expanding the donor pool beyond the normal limitations: The use of Hypothermic Oxygenated Perfusion (HOPE) to permit the use of long-distance DBD heart retrieval, and recovery of DCD hearts in small c ...
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Future Surgery Theatre 2
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Future Surgery Theatre 2The climate and ecological crisis is rapidly unfolding across the Earth with devastating consequences. As healthcare professionals we are have to deal with the outcomes from this, but we are also responsible for almost 5% CO2e, and significant resources use, notably single-use items. As surgeons we need to find more sustainable ways of delivering care, and focus on those interventions that are of high quality in terms of patient outcome.
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Future Surgery Theatre 2
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Future Surgery Theatre 2Train, Retain and Reform are at the heart of NHS England long term workforce plan to not only recover from pressures of Covid 19 but also allow sustainable, safe and timely elective and emergency care ...
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Future Surgery Theatre 2Robotic-assisted surgery is rapidly expanding in the UK. This session aims to share the best practices in the development of new robotic surgical services, as well as lessons learnt to achieve success ...
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Future Surgery Theatre 2Lets look further ahead than the next 5-10 years of healthcare and delve into the technologies of the remainder of this century.
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Future Surgery Theatre 2This talk will illustrate Lister’s legacy with respect to surgery, innovation, research and education and how Listerian ideology is still relevant today as it was over 150 years ago.
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Future Surgery Theatre 2The session will discuss how to achieve better surgical care and outcomes. It will discuss how to evaluate quality of care and present a framework that frontline surgeons and care team can use to impr ...
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