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Perioperative Medicine,

Exercise Physiology & Nutrition 2018

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Son Caliu Hotel, Palma Nova Majorca, Spain April 16-20 2018

April 1618:00

-18:40

Perioperative Medicine

Enhanced recovery after surgery programmes

Dr Brian O’Donnell

18:40-

19:20Perioperative

MedicineBetter Care, Better Value. A

hospital transformation.Dr Mark van

der Kuil

19:20-

20:00Physiology &

Nutrition Longevity and Exercise Dr Frank Loughnane

April 1718:00

-19:00

Pain & Perioperative

Medicine

The role of the sympathetic nervous system in pain

following traumaDr John

McDonnell

19:00-

20:00

Physiology & Perioperative

MedicineCardiopulmonary testing and perioperative risk stratification

Dr Padraig Mahon

April 1818:00

-18:40

Sport & Psychology

Emotional Regulation through Sport

Bernadette Downey

18:40-

19:20Physiology &

NutritionEvidence based nutrition for

endurance performanceFiona

O’Donnell, MSc

19:20-

20:00Humanities ‘Creative thinking’ Tom Hautekiet

April 1918:00

-19:00

Perioperative Medicine Sudden death in athletes Dr Kris

Vermeylen

19:00-

20:00Perioperative

MedicineAtrial Fibrillation in Endurance

AthletesDr Bram

Bourgonjon

Cork Academy of Regional Anaesthesia Ltd., Ground Floor, Tara House, Washington Street West, Cork T12 F6XH

www.anaesthesiacademy.ie Email: [email protected]

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April 2018:00

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Perioperative Medicine

Medications in Athletes…from the in-hospital perspective

Dr Nesse Mintjes

19:00-

20:00

Psychiatry & Perioperative

Medicine"Illicit drugs & addiction,

what's sport got to do with it?” Dr Aidan Horan






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Enhanced recovery after surgery (ERAS) programmes:

• Structure: • 30 minute didactic lecture• 10 minute Q&A session• 5 minute closing summary

• Learning Objectives: Having attended this lecture, the delegates will be able to describe the key elements of ERAS programmes, identify the populations in which ERAS programmes have been successfully implemented and share experiences of ERAS programmes from around Europe.

Dr Brian O’DonnellBio: Dr Brian O’Donnell MB, MSc, MD, FCARCSI is a Consultant Anaesthetist at BreastCheck and Cork University Hospital; Lecturer in Anaesthesia at University College Cork; Principal Investigator at the ASSERT for Health Centre UCC; former Honorary Secretary and founding member of the Irish Society of Regional Anaesthesia; Director of the Cork Academy of Regional Anaesthesia and the Cork Cadaveric Peripheral Nerve Block Course. He graduated medical school in 1997 from Trinity College Dublin. In 2000 he entered the Irish anaesthesia specialist training programme. He was awarded both the Fellowship of the College of Anaesthetists of Ireland (FCARCSI) and MSc in Anaesthesia with distinction in 2005. While still a anaesthesia resident, he and co-investigators conducted the initial descriptive research on the Transversus Abdominis Plane (TAP) block. In 2009, he was awarded a Doctor of Medicine (MD) degree with distinction, at University College Cork, for his work on the role of ultrasound guided axillary block in upper limb surgery. That year he was also awarded the IJMS Anaesthesia Doctor of the Year award 2009. His current research interests include proficiency based procedural skills training; simulation in regional anaesthesia; bio-innovation in regional anaesthesia; and evaluation of clinical outcomes following enhanced recovery programmes for breast surgery. He is a recreational ironman triathlete.






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Better Care, Better Value. A hospital transformation:


• Learning Objectives: At the end of this lecture, attendees will understand the steps needed to make the move from fee-for-service to value-based business models in healthcare, gain insight on implementing a “right care, right setting” strategy and understand the roles of various stakeholders under a value-based

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Dr Mark van der KuilBio: • University of Antwerp, Belgium, Faculty of Medicine, graduation June 2004.• Erasmus University Medical Centre, Rotterdam, The Netherlands, Anesthesiology

Residency Program, Anesthesiologist Registration January 2010. Advanced Trauma Life Support (ATLS) Course Instructor, 2008 to present.

• Erasmus University Medical Centre, Rotterdam, The Netherlands, Intensive Care Medicine Fellowship, Intensivist Registration July 2010.

• Staff Anesthesiologist-intensivist Bernhoven Hospital, Uden, the Netherlands, July 2010 to present.

• Head of Department, Intensive Care Department, Bernhoven Hospital, Uden, The Netherlands, October 2016 to present.






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Longevity and Exercise:


• Learning Objectives: Having attended this lecture, the delegates will be able to describe the evidence linking exercise with indices of health and longevity. Concepts of cardiovascular, endocrine and neurological health together with the optimal exercise ‘dose’ for health will be discussed.

Dr Frank LoughnaneBio: Dr Frank Loughnane is a Consultant Anaesthetist at Cork University Hospital. He is clinical lead in the regional anaesthesia fellowship programme in Cork University Hospital, a director of the Cork Academy of Regional Anaesthesia and a co-founder of the Cork Cadaveric Peripheral Nerve Block Course. He graduated from NUI Galway in 1991, is a Fellow of the College of Anaesthetists of Ireland as of 2001 and trained in regional anaesthesia at Central Hôpital Universitaire, Nancy, France. His current research interests include procedural skills training, ultrasound-guided neuraxial block and analgesia for total knee arthroplasty. Also, he is involved in the development of key performance indicators for anaesthesia for orthopaedic surgery and developing care pathways for the elderly, frail orthopaedic patient. In addition to maintaining an interest in original research he has co-authored a textbook on the subject, Peripheral Nerve Blocks and Peri-operative Pain Relief.






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The role of the sympathetic nervous system in pain following trauma:


• Learning Objectives: Having attended this lecture, the delegates will be able to describe the anatomy of pain pathways, the innervation of common boney trauma and summarise the role of the sympathetic nervous system in the generation of acute and persistent pain. Delegates will also be able to describe strategies for the alleviation of pain following common injures.

Dr John McDonnellBio: Dr John McDonnell is consultant anaesthetist at BreastCheck and Galway University Hospitals. He is Clinical Senior Lecturer at University College Galway. John’s principal research interests are regional anaesthesia and acute pain. He is an accomplished endurance open water swimmer, ironman triathlete and avid kite surfer.






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Cardiopulmonary testing and perioperative risk stratification:


• Learning Objectives: Having attended this lecture, the delegates will be able to describe the principles of cardiopulmonary testing, the rationale for its use and the ability of CPET testing to risk stratify patients. Delegates will gain an understanding of the importance of risk stratification

Dr Padraig MahonBio: Dr Padraig Mahon is a consultant Anaesthetist at Cork University Hospital appointed in 2010. Dr Mahon graduated from University College Dublin in 2000 and subsequently entered the national anaesthesia training programme in 2002. He was awarded fellowship of the College of Anaesthetists of Ireland in 2004 and MSc Anaesthesia in 2007. He is also a fellow of the joint Faculty of Intensive Care Medicine of Ireland (2009). Dr Mahon was awarded his Medical Doctorate by University College Cork in 2009 for his work documenting the role of spectral entropy as a monitor of post-operative sleep disturbance. Prior to taking up his consultant appointment Padraig completed subspeciality training in both Regional and Cardiac anaesthesia at Sunnybrook Trauma Centre and Toronto General Hospital Ontario, Canada. Padraig cycled competitively from a young age, and has completed multiple triathlons, he is currently training for IM Barcelona in 2018.






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Evidence based nutrition for endurance athletic performance:


• Learning Objectives: Having attended this lecture, the delegates will be able to describe the common nutritional supplements taken by athletes to improve athletic performance. Delegates will gain an understanding of the efficacy of each supplement and the manner in which efficacy has been established. Delegates will also gain an understanding of the potential impact of nutritional supplements on individual athletes physiology, and the implications for safe patient care in the perioperative period.

Fiona O’Donnell, MScBio: Fiona O’Donnell qualified in and worked as a cardiac physiologist at Dublin Institute of Technology and St. Vincent’s University Hospital, Dublin in 2004. She subsequently worked as lead physiologist in cardiac electrical therapies at Cork University Hospital. Having completed personal training qualifications through the NCEF in Ireland she became a fitness and pilates coach. In 2015 she was awarded MSc in Sports Nutrition at the University of Chester. She currently works as a sports and performance nutritionist in West Cork, working with both individual athletes and sports teams.






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Emotional Regulation through Sport


• Learning Objectives: Having attended this lecture, the delegates will be able to describe the physiological and psychological mechanisms of emotional regulation employed by endurance athletes, the impact on individual health and the potential lessons for community mental health.

Bernadette DowneyBio: Bernadette Downey is master trainer for the Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training National Programme; advisor to the National Office of suicide prevention on DSH training for professionals; and Chairperson of the Drugs and Therapeutic Committee West Cork. She is a Community Mental Health nurse managing a caseload in West Cork mental health services and lecturer on the undergraduate nursing program in UCC on medication management in the community .






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Creative Thinking


• Learning Objectives: Having attended this lecture, the delegates will be able to

Tom Hautekiet

Bio: Tom Hautekiet lives in Antwerp and has been working there as a graphic designer since 1997. He devises visual identities for companies, graphics for expositions and music-festivals like Rock Werchter, posters, packaging, books and graphics for television. His work has been published in several books and magazines around the world. He used to be a member of the theatergroup De Kakkewieten and was co-founder of the mambo-orchestra El tattoo del Tigre.






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Sudden Death in Athletes:


• Learning Objectives: Having attended this lecture, the delegates will have a greater understanding of the phenomenon of sudden death in athletes. The causes of, screening for and strategies to prevent sudden death in at-risk athletes will be discussed in depth.

Dr Kris VermeylenBio: Dr Kris Vermeylen is a consultant anaesthetist at the Departement of Anesthesie – Reanimatie of the AZ Turnhout. From 2004 to 2008, he was staff member at Sofia Childrens ziekenhuis Rotterdam (Erasmus MC): and emergency medicine trauma helicopter. From 2006-2013 he worked at the department of Anesthesie – Reanimatie of the Middelheim and Paola children’s hospital in Antwerpen (ZNA) and part time at the Thoraxcentrum Erasmus Mc Rotterdam. Hi specialist interests include paediatric anaesthesia, cardio-thoracic anesthesia, loco-regional anesthesia and emergency medicine.






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Atrial Fibrillation in Athletes:


• Learning Objectives: Having attended this lecture, attendees will have a greater insight in the physiology of atrial fibrillation. Some key concepts of the treatment of atrial fibrillation in young athletes will also be taught.

Dr Bram BourgonjonBio: Dr Bram Bourgonjon is a 4th year resident in Anesthesiology, based in Brussels, Belgium. He started his career as a neurosurgery resident with a great interest in traumatology but switched to anesthesiology after one year. He completed a postgraduate in Sports Medicine in 2016. On a sportive level, I like participating in Gran Fondo cycling races and local ‘kermesse’ races. I run to stay in shape during the winter time and compete in half marathons.






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"Illicit drugs & addiction, what's sport got to do with it?”


• Learning Objectives: At the end of this lecture, attendees will reflect on the dangers of stepping beyond the boundaries of what is acceptable pharmaceutical assistance, in the field of sporting endeavour.

Dr Aidan HoranBio: Dr Aidan Horan MB, BCh, BAO, MMedSc, MRCGP, MPH is a general practitioner with an Interest in addiction. He is member of the Treatment & Rehabilitation Sub-Committee for HSE South Drugs & Alcohol Service, Ireland. he is also CME Co-ordinator for Drug & Alcohol Services & Adult Homeless Integrated Service| Cork Kerry Community Healthcare, Health Service Executive.






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The athlete and medication…from an in-hospital perspective.


• Learning Objectives: At the end of this lecture, attendees will know how to treat• an athlete with frequently used medication (whether or not allowed in competition)

and what the world anti-doping agency (WADA) offers for the medical• personnel to register those needs.

Dr Nesse MintjesBio: Dr Nesse Mintjens is a resident, anesthesiology, year 4. Her specialist interests include locoregional anesthesia and thoracic anesthesia. She is working at the hospital of AZ Turnhout and will join the University Hospital of Antwerp in April 2018.






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CPD Table Quiz

• Structure: • 60 minute assessment of learning• 60 questions based on the lectures delivered• 40 minutes to answer the questions• 10 minutes for corrections & discussion• 10 minutes for summary points

Delegate feedback

Delegate feedback will be obtained using a bespoke surveymonkey online survey. The link for the survey will be distributed to the delegates prior to the event and delegates encouraged to complete the survey during the meeting.






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I certify that this document is true and accurate as of January 4th 2018.

Brian D O’DonnellMB MSc MD, FCARCSIMedical Council Registration 21052






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