Cardiothoracic Forum Programme Monday 21st & Tuesday 22nd March 2011
ExCeL London
Monday 21st March
8.45 to 10.00 ~ MultidisciplinaryShared Session With Papers From Science, Nursing And Surgical Care Practitioners
08.50 to 09.00 ~ The National Lottery for Lung Cancer Surgery - is 'Hub-and-Spoke' the Missing Ticket?Kelvin Lau1; D.A. Waller1; S. Rathinam1; M.D. Peake2
1Glenfield Hospital, United Kingdom; 2National Cancer Intelligence Network, United Kingdom
09.00 to 09.10 ~The Development and Validation of a Model to Assess Total Morbidity Burden after Cardiac SurgeryJulie Sanders1; B.E. Keogh2; J. Van der Meulen3; J.P. Browne4; T. Treasure1; M.G. Mythen5; H.E. Montgomery1; 6
1University College London, United Kingdom; 2Department of Health, United Kingdom; 3Royal College of Surgeons, United Kingdom; 4University College Cork, Ireland; 5University College London and University College London Hospitals, United Kingdom; 6United Kingdom
09.10 to 09.20 ~Duration of Red Cell Storage and Acute Kidney Injury following Cardiac Surgery. Nishith Patel1; H. Lin1; T. Toth2; P. Ray3; G.I. Welsh4; s.c. satchell4; R. Cardigan5; G.D. Angelini1; G.J. Murphy1
1Bristol Heart Institute, University of Bristol, United Kingdom; 2Department of Histopathology, North Bristol NHS Trust, Southmead Hospital, Bristol, United Kingdom; 3Department of Anaesthesia and Critical Care, Weston General Hospital, Weston Super Mare., United Kingdom; 4Academic Renal Unit, University of Bristol, Southmead Hospital, Bristol, United Kingdom; 5NHS Blood and Transplant Service, Cambridge, United Kingdom
09.20 to 09.30 ~Post-Operative Outcomes in Patients Managed with INVOS – a Prospective Audit. Sean Bennett1; C.M. Haworth1; M. Bennett2; D. Walsh3; R. Bennett1
1Castle Hill Hospital, United Kingdom; 2University of Newcastle, United Kingdom; 3Hull York Medical School, United Kingdom
09.30 to 09.40 ~Excellent Biventricular Function Following Heart Transplantation from DCD Donors. Ayyaz Ali1; B. Xiang2; P. White3; T. Lee4; S. Tsui1; E. Ashley5; R. Arora4; S.R. Large1; G. Tian2; D. Freed4
1Papworth Hospital, United Kingdom; 2National Research Council, Canada; 3Addenbrookes Hospital, United Kingdom; 4St. Boniface Hospital, Canada; 5Stanford University Medical Center, USA
09.40 to 09.50 ~ Outcome Following Thoracic Surgery: The Role of Preoperative Chlorhexidine Mouthwash in the Prevention of Post Operative Pneumonia. C.A. Efthymiou1; R. Milton2; K. Abbas1
1Department of Thoracic Surgery, St, James's University Hospital, Leeds, United Kingdom; 2St, James's University Hospital, Leeds, United Kingdom
09.50 to 10.00 ~True Inter-Professional Working: A Combined Rota for Junior Doctors, Cardiac Surgical Care and Nurse Practitioners. D.A. Tragheim; G. Chilton; G. Cooper
Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, United Kingdom
Chairs ~ Professor D Taggart (President, SCTS), Tara Bartley, (Nursing Representative, SCTS) & Tobias Rankin (President, ACSA)
10.00 to 10.45 ~Tea and coffee
10.45 to 10.55~ Opening Remarks, Tara Bartley, Nursing Representative, SCTS
10.55 ~ 11.10 ~ Key Note Speaker Opening Remarks, Andrea Spyropoulos, President of the RCN
11.10 to 11.40 ~ Sir Bruce Keogh, Medical Director of the NHS. The NHS; the implications of the current changes.
11.45 to 12.30 ~ Heart Research Presentation, Joint Session
Chairs ~ Sir Bruce Keogh (Medical Director NHS), & Ms Christina Bannister, Deputy Nursing Representative, SCTS
12.30 to 13.30 ~ Lunch
13.30 to 15.00 ~ UK Activity, Joint Session
15.00 to 15.45 ~ Tea and coffee
15.45 to 16.15 ~Trauma and first line management prior to the hospital setting.Mr. R Steyn, Thoracic Surgeon, Heartlands Hospital, Birmingham
16.15 to 16.30 ~ Paper 1Developing a Multidisciplinary Complex Pre and Post Operative Intervention to Reduce Complications and Enhance Recovery after Lung Resection Surgery. M.Z. Abdelaziz; A. Bradley; P. Agostini; K. Nagarajan; E. Bishay; M.S. Kalkat; R.S. Steyn; P.B. Rajesh; B. Naidu
Birmingham Heartland Hospital, Heart of England NHS Foundation Trust, United Kingdom
16.30 to 16.45 ~ Paper 2The Introduction of Standardised Guidelines for Talc Pleurodesis into a Cardiothoracic Unit. Claire Badger; J. Asante-Siaw
University Hospitals Coventry and Warwickshire, United Kingdom
16.45 to 17.00 ~ Paper 3. Impact of a Nurse-Led Clinic in Thoracic Surgery. S.H. Williams; J.G.E. Williams; M. Bibi; P. Tcherveniakov; R. Milton
St James's University Hospital, Leeds, United Kingdom
Chairs ~ Ms Juliet King, Consultant Thoracic Surgeon,Guys and St Thomas NHS Foundation Trust & MsRebecca Myatt, Nurse Case ManagerGuys & Thomas’s Hospital NHS Trust, London
17.00 to 18.30 ~ St Judes’ Symposium, Joint Session
Tuesday 22nd March
08.45 to 09.15 ~ WHO Checklist- Surgical safety checklists; it is worth the effort!Mr Stephen Clark, Cardiothoracic Surgeon, Freeman Hospital, Newcastle
09.15 to 09.30~Paper 4. The Missing Link: The Role of the Cardiac Surgical Care Practitioner in Bridging the Service-Training Gap. Antony Hayden Walker; S.E. Deacon; L. Hadjinnikolaou Glenfield Hospital, United Kingdom
09.30 to 09.45 ~ Paper 5.Prioritising Non-Elective Patients: Do They All Need to Wait in Hospital?C. Bannister1; S.A. Livesey21Southampton University Hospital NHS Trust, United Kingdom; 2Southampton General Hospital, United Kingdom
09.45 to 10.00 ~ Paper 6. The Impact of the Post-Operative 'Fast-Track’ Protocol on Patient Management and Outcomes Following Cardiac Surgery. Annabel Sharkey; G. Chetty, Northern General Hospital, United Kingdom
Chairs ~ Mr David O’Regan, Consultant Surgeon, Leeds General Infirmary, & Ms Helen Munday, Associate Director of Nursing, Papworth Hospital
10.00 to 10.45 ~ Tea and coffee
10.45 to 11.15 ~Measuring quality outcomes, what this mean, Mr. G Bolger, Former programme director quality in nursing care and outcomes Chief Nursing Officer's Team.
11.15 to 11.45 ~ National Cardiac Benchmarking Collaborative, Dr Rebecca Miles
11.45 to 12.00 ~ Paper 7 Minimising Patient Morbidity – The Next Challenge for Cardiothoracic Surgery. C. Tennyson; D.J. McCormack; S. Ibrahim; P. Lohrmann; A.R. Shipolini The London Chest Hospital, United Kingdom
12.00 to 12.15 ~Paper 8. Secondary Prevention following Coronary Artery Bypass Grafting: Are we Compliant with the Guidelines?V. Joshi; B. Bridgewater University Hospital of South Manchester, United Kingdom
12.15 to 12.30 ~ Paper 9 A Survey of Quality of Life Following Surgery for Malignant Pleural Mesothelioma Reflects the Patients’ Commitment to Learning about the Disease. D. Raffle; A. Barua; A.E. Martin-Ucar
nottingham city hospital, United Kingdom
Chairs ~ Mr Ben Bridgewater, Consultant Surgeon, WythenshaweKelly Anne Prime, Nurse, The London & Barts NHS Trust
12.30 to 13.30 ~ Lunch
13.30 to 13.45 ~Regulation and Standardisation at Advanced Levels of Nursing Practice for Patient Safety and Public Protection." Jenny Aston, Advance Nurse Practitioner Forum.
13.45 to 14.00~ Paper 10Nurse Practitioners (NPs) can safely provide Sole Resident Cover for Cardiac Intensive Care Units (CICU). D.A. Tragheim; G. Chilton; G. Cooper Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, United Kingdom
14.00 to 14.15~ Paper 11Nurse Practitioners (NPs) can safely provide Sole Resident Cover for Cardiac Intensive Care Units (CICU). Prakash Nanjaiah1; H. Skinner2; R.S. Jutley1; I.M. Mitchell1; S. McCartney2; D. Richens2
1City Hospital, United Kingdom; 2City Hospital, Nottingham, United Kingdom
14.15 to 14.30 ~ Paper 12Reflection on the Implementation of a Nurse Practitioner Training Programme in a Large Cardiothoracic Surgical UnitSandra Laidler1; f. thompson2; l. clarke1; r. MacFarlane1; s. naden1; G. newberry1; s.a. stamenkovic11Newcastle upon Tyne Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, United Kingdom; 2Newcastle upon tyne hospitals nhs foundation trust, United Kingdom
14.30 to 14.45 ~ Paper 13The Role of Nurse-led Post-Operative Cardiac Clinics: a Fifteen Month Experience in WalesA. Parkes; M. Jenkins; D. Mehta
University Hospital of Wales, United Kingdom
14.45 to 15.00 ~ Paper 14 Innovative and Practical Approach to Multidisciplinary Teaching in the Area of Thoracic Surgery using Simulation TechniquesP. Agostini; T. Starkey-Moore; S. Rathinam; B. Naidu; R. Steyn; E. Bishay; M. Kalkat; P. Rajesh Heartlands Hospital, United Kingdom
Chairs ~ Mr Tim Graham, Consultant Cardiac Surgeon, Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Birmingham, Mr Ian MitchellConsultant, Cardiac Surgeon & Mr Tony Gelsthorpe, Critical Care Practitioner, Trent Cardiac Centre, City Hospital, Nottingham, United Kingdom
15.00 to 15.30 ~ Tea and coffee
15.30 to 15.45~ Paper 15.Nursing Care of Spinal Drains Following Aortic Surgery. Jim Doolan; M.L. Field; M. Kuduvalli; A. Oo; J. Kendall; M. Desmond
Liverpool Heart and Chest Hospital, United Kingdom
15.45 to 16.00~ Paper 16Pain Control in Cardiac Surgery Patients: Prospective Study of Intrathecal Morphine versus Patient-Controlled Analgesia. R Haris Bilal; N. Nazeakor; M.N. Bittar; J. Zacharias; R. Millner; P. Saravanan; D. Ngaage. Blackpool Victoria Hospital, United Kingdom
16.00 to 16.15 ~Paper 17 How Good is Your Local Anticoagulation Clinic? Audit of Time in Therapeutic Range of Patients Discharged on Oral Anticoagulation Therapy. Ishtiaq Ahmed; A. Foster; s. asopa; s. hunter
James Cook University Hospital, United Kingdom
16.15 to 16.30 ~Paper 18Introduction of an End of Life Care Process. L. Truesdale1; T. Williamson2; K. Mouats21Golden Jubilee National Hospital; 2Golden Jubilee National Hospital, United Kingdom
Chairs ~ Mr Edward Brackenbury Consultant Cardiothoracic Surgeon,Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh& Mr Neville Rumsby, Charge Nurse Professional development, Liverpool Heart and Chest Hospital, Liverpool
16.30 to 16.40 ~ Closing Remarks, Tara Bartley, Nursing Representative, SCTS
16.45 to 18.15~ EWTD SymposiumChair: Professor Marjan Jahangiri
Poster presentations will be displayed in the registration area.
2011 Annual Dinner, The Silver Sturgeon River Boat Trip
For registration log onto the SCTS website
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