Published: 19/05/2021
Perioperative Medicine and Health Promotion
Stage learning outcomes
- Works with patients to reduce the risks associated with surgery
Experience and learning requirements
- further exposure to pre-operative assessment clinics with experience of ASA 1-4 patients for elective surgery
- experience of emergency surgery for ASA 1-3 patients
- safe delivery of perioperative care for these patients with supervisor on call from home for queries able to provide directions via phone or non-immediate attendance (supervision level 3).
Examples of evidence
Supervised Learning events (SLEs) across a range of surgical specialties and pre-operative assessment clinics, including high risk obstetric clinics, demonstrating:
- delivery of high quality, individualised perioperative care to ASA 1-4 patients for elective surgery and ASA 1-3 emergency patients, focusing on optimising patient experience and outcome
- supervision level 3.
Personal activities and reflections:
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knowledge of NICE guidance on shared decision making
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awareness of integrated care pathways in the devolved nations
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involvement with health promotion interventions with patients in pre-operative assessment clinics such as smoking cessation, prehabilitation
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knowledge of guidance of use of blood and blood products in Jehovah’s Witnesses
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knowledge of local and national guidance on management of anaemia perioperatively
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attendance at obstetric anaesthesia clinics.