Our fourth session will cover the essential aspects of Perioperative care, an absolutely core element of surgical practice which is very examinable and yet often overlooked. Topics we will cover include pre-operative care and optimisation, common post-surgical complications and post-operative care, and common ward scenarios to prepare you for FY1 surgical jobs. Conditions and presentations are based off the UKMLA curriculum for Surgery.

We will go through SBAs, presentations, clinical features, assessment and investigations, as well as management, particularly focusing on the role of a foundation doctor.

The session will be recorded if you miss it or want to watch it again!

Any feedback is much appreciated so that we can continue to improve further sessions.

Summary

This engaging and interactive webinar, part of Mind The Bleep's Final Year Series, focuses on General Surgery: Perioperative Care. It emphasizes crucial, exam-focused aspects often overlooked, including pre-and post-operative care, identifying and addressing common post-surgical complications, and common ward scenarios. The session covers conditions and presentations based on the UKMLA curriculum for Surgery and enables participants to review SBAs, presentations, clinical features, investigations, along with the management strategies required for a foundation doctor. A recorded version will be available for those who want to revisit the session later. Your feedback is highly valued to improve future sessions. Join this study-efficiency enhancing webinar to maximize your final examination performance.

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Learning objectives

To understand the key principles and stages of perioperative care in relation to surgical practice.
To identify and discuss the common post-surgical complications and the role of post-operative care in their management.
To gain knowledge on pre-operative care and optimisation techniques to ensure patient's readiness for surgery.
To apply knowledge on common ward scenarios to practical surgical situations, with a focus on the role of a foundation doctor.
To analyze and prepare for various presentations, clinical features, and investigations related to surgical conditions as outlined in the UKMLA curriculum for Surgery.

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