Alfred SOT

No longer Supervisor of Training at The Alfred but still exploring social networking in Anaesthetic education. Tweets all mine

[Monash University PeriopMed @monashperiopmed]

Podcast: Lived Experience - Consumer Advocacy in Healthcare
Special guest Belinda Macleod-Smith joins us to discuss the important role of including patients and their loved ones in the process of designing new policies, processes, and models of care.

https://t.co/9suj3DRGRJ

[Monash University PeriopMed @monashperiopmed]

Our latest podcast is now online:
Dr Katrina Pirie is an anaesthetist who is currently completing a PhD on analgesia for abdominal surgery. She joins us to discuss her research, with a focus on intrathecal opioids for minimally invasive surgery.
https://t.co/BMfjfn0rPD

[Monash University PeriopMed @monashperiopmed]

Professor Warren Clements is an interventional radiologist and researcher at the Alfred hospital and Monash University. In this podcast, Warren discusses the seven habits that he regards as important in helping to become an effective clinician-scientist.
https://t.co/RZFYZ1RnzY

[Monash University PeriopMed @monashperiopmed]

We are excited to introduce a new podcast series aimed at patients and their families. This series looks at the entire Perioperative journey, from the moment a patient is told that they need surgery through to discharge to home.
@AlfredHealth @ANZCA

https://t.co/I46oNkdDR9

[Monash University PeriopMed @monashperiopmed]

A surgeon, an endocrinologist and an anaesthesiologist walk into a podcast studio…
Our multidisciplinary panel discuss THAT topic, the GLP-1 agonists. Drug action, indications, and importantly the perioperative implications
https://t.co/R1OpXPZISl
@AlfredHealth @MonashSTM @ANZCA

[Monash University PeriopMed @monashperiopmed]

We believe that accessible and affordable Perioperative Medicine education is essential to improve patient outcomes and overall perioperative care. Visit us at stand (A03) in the exhibition hall at #WCA2024 to learn more about our fully online courses.
https://t.co/xlQ7HPE40e

[Monash University PeriopMed @monashperiopmed]

Podcast: The Pharmacist in the Perioperative Process
Thuy Bui is the Lead Pharmacist of Perioperative Medicine Services at the Alfred. She discusses the very important role of the pharmacist in all stages of the Perioperative process.
https://t.co/R2Aoq2yWVd

[Monash University PeriopMed @monashperiopmed]

Podcast: Perioperative Medicine and the Geriatrician. Dr Margot Lodge discusses the role of the geriatrician in Periop Medicine, and the use of implementation science in adopting new models of care for the older person having surgery.
@AlfredHealth @ANZCA
https://t.co/ULVyLdWg4s

[Monash University PeriopMed @monashperiopmed]

Podcast: Choosing Wisely. For her MPoM Capstone Project, Lana Vestarkis worked with her colleague Anna Pietzsch to rationalise preop blood testing in elective surgery. Their project is having a major impact and has gone on to win a national prize.
https://t.co/NsRzGwwaAM

[Monash University PeriopMed @monashperiopmed]

Podcast: Redesigning the Pre-anaesthetic Process in a Rural Practice. Dr Sarah Wilmot is a GP Anaesthetist in rural Victoria. For her MPeriopMed Project, Sarah redesigned the pre-anaesthetic process in her practice in to improve patient experience.
https://t.co/6mfQCLdFhO

[Monash University PeriopMed @monashperiopmed]

Registrations are now open for our PeriopMed Courses. All courses fully online:
Perioperative Medicine Short Course
Human Factors in Healthcare: Designing Safe Systems
Pain Medicine Short Course
Masters of Perioperative Medicine
https://t.co/scxi2xoOIM

[Monash University PeriopMed @monashperiopmed]

2023 Pain Medicine Short Course: May Registration Closes Soon!
This all new, 6 week online course is an introductory overview to perioperative and acute-on-chronic pain management relevant for medical, nursing and allied health staff. Details here:
https://t.co/OPkvYxhvVo

[Monash University PeriopMed @monashperiopmed]

Registrations closing soon for our totally redesigned Human Factors in Healthcare Short Course - Designing Safe Systems. Suitable for anyone interested in #humanfactors, healthcare and #patientsafety
@AlfredHealth @ANZCA @precordialthump @hypoxicchicken

https://t.co/2qtPOQXlVD

[Janet Anderson @ProfAndersonHF]

Really pleased that our new online Human Factors course for healthcare professionals is starting on March 20th for 7 weeks. More info and registration here https://t.co/cq1fP8Mnua
@wiig_siri @A_R_oss @MarkSujan @HFE_Ltd @HFHealthcareUK @gabereedy @DrPaulSalmon @hypoxicchicken

[Monash University PeriopMed @monashperiopmed]

Registrations now open for our totally redesigned Human Factors in Healthcare Short Course - “Designing Safe Systems”. Suitable for anyone interested in human factors, healthcare and patient safety.
@AlfredHealth @ANZCA @HFES
https://t.co/Z148eKbWNd
#HumanFactors #patientsafety

[Monash University PeriopMed @monashperiopmed]

Announcing our new Pain Medicine Short Course beginning in 2023. Through following the journey of a patient, this course is an overview of Perioperative and acute on chronic pain management relevant for medical, nursing and allied health staff.
More here:
https://t.co/OPkvYxhvVo

[Monash University PeriopMed @monashperiopmed]

Days alive and at home during the 30 days after surgery (DAH30) is a validated, patient-centred outcome measure of post-surgical outcomes; higher values reflect shorter hospital stays and fewer serious complications, re-admissions, and deaths.
https://t.co/5u0kFVF0ns

[Alfred SOT @alfred_SOT]

Country That Lets Lunatics Shoot Up Schools Moves To Protect Kids By Banning A Medical Procedure https://t.co/tv7BXJcrtw via @betootaadvocate

[Monash University PeriopMed @monashperiopmed]

“This extensive analysis demonstrates that the QoR-15 is a valid, reliable, responsive, and simple to use patient-centred outcome measure that can be applied across a broad range of surgical settings”- P Myles
@BJAJournals @AlfredHealth @ANZCA @MonashCCS
https://t.co/bpkV0cFdR3

[Monash University PeriopMed @monashperiopmed]

Future of Clinical Trial Methodology: In the current @IARS_Journals Paul Myles provides an excellent description of the current status and possible future path for clinical trials in anaesthesiology and periop medicine.
@MonashCCS @ANZCA @AlfredHealth
https://t.co/E6lybiLRjl