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Friday 21 October

	Track 1 – General (300) TREGONWELL 1	Track 2 – Specialist (100) TREGONWELL 2	Track 3 – Master class (50) SOLENT FOYER
09:00-10:30	Mystery Event TREGONWELL 1
10:30-11:00	Refreshments EXHIBITION HALLS (Solent & Windsor)
11:00-12:00	F1 QIPP AGENDA EDUCATION FOCUS The impact of QIPP on CPD education Sue Lord Vice President, AfPP How QIPP has affected the funding for CPD Education How QIPP has impacted on curriculum development The future for CPD education Ros Wells Education Development Manager, Cambridgeshire County Worksforce Group, NHS Cambridgeshire Commissioning education for the QIPP agenda How commissioning has had to change to address the QIPP agenda Impact on the training and development of the workforce Impact on patient outcomes CHAIR: ADRIAN JONES CPD1	F3 STUDENTS & HCA – FOUNDATIONS FOR SAFE PERIOPERATIVE PRACTICE Ensuring correct site surgery Tracy Coates President, AfPP The national guidelines for safe site surgery The role of the practitioner in ensuring safe site surgery What to do when things go wrong Jonathan Plumb MHRA The safety of medical devices Guidelines regarding the use of medical devices The role of the practitioner in preparing and checking medical devices What to do when there are problems with medical devices CHAIR: SANDRA HUNTINGTON CPD1	F5 TRACHEOSTOMY MANAGEMENT Gasping for Breath; the emergency cricothyroidotomy Dr Jane Hurst MB,ChB.,FRCA, Consultant in Anaesthesia and Intensive Care, Lead Clinician for Tracheostomy Care, Bedford Hospital NHS Trust Reasons for needing an emergency tracheostomy Equipment and preparation needed in the anaesthetic room Post tracheostomy care in the Recovery/Post Anaesthetic Room CHAIR: ANN CONQUEST CPD1
12:00-12:15	Break
12:15-13:15	F2 CIRCLE OF CARE The challenges of independent care provision Circle Discuss the culture and experience of dealing first hand with the challenges, barriers and opportunities presented within the perioperative pathway of an ITSC (independent treatment centre) Discuss the key elements that underpin the organisational culture as well as their experiences. Discuss how the day case team were able to deliver a 20% increase in productivity despite the complexity with two staffing models; directly hired staff and seconded NHS staff. CHAIR: MONA FISHER CPD1	F4 THE RECOVERY ROOM (PACU); RISKS & REALITIES Dr John Holloway Recovery Lead, Poole Hospital NHS Foundation Trust Explore current audit date (eg. NAP4) on problems encountered in the recovery room (PACU) Discuss the risks, conditions and clinical management of post anaesthetic patients Explore the team working between anaethetists and recovery practitioners Discuss the responsibilities for extubation in the recovery (PACU) area CHAIR: PAUL DAWSON CPD1	F6 ORTHOPAEDICS A chance to learn about something old, something new! Tourniquets; blood, sweat and tears! Mike Pritchett International Sales Manager, Anetic Aid Session will discuss history of tourniquets use in surgery The biology of safe practice and clinical use And a practical demonstration of usage Questions and answers you always wanted to ask! Maxine Oxford Sales Manager, Summit Medical Ltd Care of the infected hip replacement patient; staged recovery! What happens when your joint replacement patient returns to theatres? History of the infected hip replacement Treatment operation option’s Somewhere a space for us – Spacer technology Demonstration of spacer preparation. CHAIR: JOANNA SMITH CPD1
13:15-14:15	Closing Video - TREGONWELL 1 Packed Lunch and Exhibition Viewing - EXHIBITIONS HALLS (Solent & Windsor)

The Programme

The Association for Perioperative Practice