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Despite the fact that a return on investment is a given after 12 months why is it that resources are not available for those of us pushing for Enhanced Recovery After Surgery (ERAS)? How do we convert the conversation down from pure financial terms into a lexicon that institutions can understand?

The 'Council of Nurses' idea advocated in this piece is explored further in a previous podcast on TopMedTalk to be found here: https://www.topmedtalk.com/a-council-of-nurses/

Join the team on the first day of the ASA in San Francisco. Originally streamed live on http://www.topmedtalk.com from the Smith's Medical Booth in the exhibition hall of the conference.

Presented by Monty Mythen and Desiree Chappell with their guest Dr Ruchir Gupta, medical lead for enhanced recovery at Stony Brook University.

This series is a chance for new listeners to jump on board and for established listeners to catch up with some of our favourite podcasts so far, as voted for by our listeners: "RCoA 11 - The RELIEF Trial; your essential 'deep dive' into the results." The RELIEF (Restrictive versus liberal fluid therapy in major abdominal surgery) trial has been a huge story for us here at TopMedTalk, recorded on the second day of The Royal Collage of Anaesthetists' annual conference at the British Museum this is the moment the team get to pick over the results in detail. One of the biggest trials ever, it has both raised questions and provided answers. Inevitably there has been a huge debate, this piece puts all the major questions and concerns to the organiser of the trial. Send us your thoughts on The RELIEF trial: [email protected]

Presented by the TopMedTalk team; Professor Monty Mythen, Dr Joff Lacey, Desiree Chappell and Professor Mike Grocott, with their guest Paul Myles, Head of Alfred Health's and Monash University's Department of Anaesthesia and Perioperative Medicine and organiser of the RELIEF trial.

This series is a chance for new listeners to jump on board and for established listeners to catch up with some of our favourite podcasts so far, as voted for by our listeners:

"RCoA 11 - The RELIEF Trial; your essential 'deep dive' into the results."

The RELIEF (Restrictive versus liberal fluid therapy in major abdominal surgery) trial has been a huge story for us here at TopMedTalk, recorded on the second day of The Royal Collage of Anaesthetists' annual conference at the British Museum this is the moment the team get to pick over the results in detail.

One of the biggest trials ever, it has both raised questions and provided answers. Inevitably there has been a huge debate, this piece puts all the major questions and concerns to the organiser of the trial.

Send us your thoughts on The RELIEF trial: [email protected]

Presented by the TopMedTalk team; Professor Monty Mythen, Dr Joff Lacey, Desiree Chappell and Professor Mike Grocott, with their guest Paul Myles, Head of Alfred Health's and Monash University's Department of Anaesthesia and Perioperative Medicine and organiser of the RELIEF trial.

Join the team on the first day of the ASA in San Francisco. Originally streamed live on http://www.topmedtalk.com from the Smith's Medical Booth in the exhibition hall of the conference.

Presented by Monty Mythen, Desiree Chappell, Mike Grocott and Joff Lacey.

Join the team on the first day of the ASA in San Francisco. Originally streamed live on http://www.topmedtalk.com from the Smith's Medical Booth in the exhibition hall of the conference.

Presented by Monty Mythen, Desiree Chappell, Mike Grocott and Joff Lacey.

This series is a chance for new listeners to jump on board and for established listeners to catch up with some of our favourite podcasts so far.

"I want to dance at my daughter's wedding"

What are the goals of healthcare providers, how do we measure success and why does value based care matter? Insight from The American Association of Retired People puts the focus in this conversation upon the patient. How do they measure value? What do they want and why?

This piece features Desiree Chappell with two of the guest speakers from the American College of Perioperative Medicine's 2018 conference; Eric J Schneidewind president of the AARP and Kevin Bozic, Chair of Surgery & Perioperative Care at the Dell Medical School.

It's a clip taken from a longer conversation which you can listen to in full here: https://www.topmedtalk.com/the-beauty-of-shared-decision-making/

This series is a chance for new listeners to jump on board and for established listeners to catch up with some of our favourite podcasts so far.

"I want to dance at my daughter's wedding"

What are the goals of healthcare providers, how do we measure success and why does value based care matter? Insight from The American Association of Retired People puts the focus in this conversation upon the patient. How do they measure value? What do they want and why?

This piece features Desiree Chappell with two of the guest speakers from the American College of Perioperative Medicine's 2018 conference; Eric J Schneidewind president of the AARP and Kevin Bozic, Chair of Surgery & Perioperative Care at the Dell Medical School.

It's a clip taken from a longer conversation which you can listen to in full here: https://www.topmedtalk.com/the-beauty-of-shared-decision-making/

This series is a chance for new listeners to jump on board and for established listeners to catch up with some of our favourite podcasts so far. "EBPOM 2018 - 4 | The Roundtable on NELA and shared decision making" What is the standard of care given to patients who are getting an 'emergency laparotomy'? How do you use national data on a local level? Also in this conversation; teaching patients, learning from patients, shared decision making and bringing together the preferences of the patient and practitioner. There is also reaction to the keynote speaker, Sir Bruce Keogh, who's full speech is available as a podcast here: https://www.topmedtalk.com/ebpom-2018-3-sir-bruce-keogh-the-nhs-at-70/

Presented by Desiree Chappell this roundtable discussion involves her two guests; Angela Coulter, a UK based health policy analyist and researcher, and Sarah Hare of the National Emergency Laparotomy Audit (NELA).

This series is a chance for new listeners to jump on board and for established listeners to catch up with some of our favourite podcasts so far.
 
"EBPOM 2018 - 4 | The Roundtable on NELA and shared decision making"
 
What is the standard of care given to patients who are getting an 'emergency laparotomy'? How do you use national data on a local level?
 
Also in this conversation; teaching patients, learning from patients, shared decision making and bringing together the preferences of the patient and practitioner.
 
There is also reaction to the keynote speaker, Sir Bruce Keogh, who's full speech is available as a podcast here: https://www.topmedtalk.com/ebpom-2018-3-sir-bruce-keogh-the-nhs-at-70/

Presented by Desiree Chappell this roundtable discussion involves her two guests; Angela Coulter, a UK based health policy analyist and researcher, and Sarah Hare of the National Emergency Laparotomy Audit (NELA).

This fascinating piece is essential listening from the ASA 2018. Originally streamed live on www.topmedtalk.com during our live coverage of the conference in San Francisco.

Hear how the American Associaton of Retired People (AARP), an organisation with a membership almost equal to the entire voting population of the United Kingdom, are to focusing on brain health, in response to the demands of their members.

Further conversation includes how practitioners both explain the risks of surgery and also calm possible misunderstandings or fears regarding them, as well as wider reflections on 'The Brain Health Initiative'.

Presented by Desiree Chappell with Mike Grocott and their guests Lee Fleisher, Professor of Anesthesiology and Critical Care, University of Pennsylvania and Sarah Lock, Senior Vice President for policy at the American Association of Retired People (AARP) and the director of 'The Global Council on Brain Health'.