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REPACC
REPACC
A Retrospective Evaluation of Post-operative Alternatives to Critical Care
A Retrospective Evaluation of Post-operative Alternatives to Critical Care
Led by the PLAN network, with input from sites across the country this retrospective evaluation looks to investigate the provision and delivery of enhanced care after elective surgery (the bridge between ward level and high dependency/critical care such as post-anaesthesia care units or overnight recovery units).
The hope is to use this data to make enhanced care services more efficient, reduce pressure on critical care beds, and prevent unnecessary surgical cancellations.
Dr Shweta Appiah will be Regional lead for this project. Please see the national website and/or get in touch for more details (https://www.uk-plan.net/REPACC).
We are looking for trainees across the Thames Valley to take on roles as Trainee leads for their hospital sites and local collaborators for data collection.
We are looking for trainees across the Thames Valley to take on roles as Trainee leads for their hospital sites and local collaborators for data collection.
We are also looking for consultant leads to oversee the project at you site.
We are also looking for consultant leads to oversee the project at you site.
Perioperative hypoglycaemia survery
Perioperative hypoglycaemia survery
Please consider completing this brief survey looking into current awareness of diagnosis and management of perioperative hypoglycaemia.
RAFT committee elections
RAFT committee elections
All anaesthetics/ICM trainees, SAS and locally employed anaesthetists are welcome to apply for any of the following positions:
Chair
Vice Chair (anaesthetics)
Vice Chair (ICM)
Secretary
Events
Applicants should have at least 18 months training time left at the time of application. Please complete application form, with a short CV to RAFTnetwork@outlook.com by MIDDAY on WEDNESDAY 24th JULY. For more information see the national website at (www.raftrainees.org)
Previous Projects
Previous Projects
POPPY
POPPY
Patient reported Outcomes, post-operative Pain and Pain relief in daY case Surgery.
National research project looking into post-operative pain, opioid use and self-reported outcomes by patients after day case surgery.
Thank you to everyone who contributed to POPPY across the deanery. Together we recruit over 250 patients across all sites. Everyone who took part should receive a certificate from the main POPPY trial group for your involvement, if there are any issues with this please get in contact.
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