This event is a local forum hosted by the South West and Wessex regions covering the latest scientific research and the best clinical practice in care of older people.
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This event is a local forum hosted by the South West and Wessex regions covering the latest scientific research and the best clinical practice in care of older people. This meeting will cover core areas of interest to all specialists responsible for the health care of older people and is open to attendees from near and far.
Call for abstracts:We actively encourage those based locally to submit abstracts for this meeting, although submissions from outside the region will be accepted. Please note that registration and attendance at the meeting is required to present your work. The abstract submission closing date for this meeting was 19 September 2024 |
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Fully Funded Places: In person or onlineMembers in Category B, C and D are now eligible to apply for a new BGS event grant. This will cover the registration cost for a BGS conference, either virtually or in person. Applications can be submitted from the event registration page, and should be requested and approved before completing registration. |
Winter is Coming! Pushing the Boundaries of Same Day Emergency Care for Older People
Keynote: 'The Future of Frailty Medicine- true patient focussed care'
Dr Shelagh O’Riordan, Consultant Community Geriatrician, Clinical Director for Frailty in East Kent and Professional Advisor to NHSEI on Aging Well Programme, Kent Community Health NHS FT
Platform presentations
12.15 Abstract 2921 Quality Improvement : Setting Up a Parkinson's Champions Network - Improving Patient Outcomes
S Thompson
12.30 Abstract 2928 Improving Patient-Centred Care in Acute Geriatrics: Implementation of a Comprehensive Geriatric Assessment Ward Round Proforma
ATurnbull1; C Penney1; A Cannon112.3
12.45 Abstract 2932 One-year outcomes in frail older people following discharge post-rehabilitation from a community hospital.
S Hlaing1; D Forster112.45
13.00 Abstract 2936 Improving delirium assessments in acute senior health: A quality improvement project for care of the older person.
C Taylor1,2,3; G Peakman2; L Mackinnon2; N Mohamadzade1; W Han1; L Mackie1; J Gandhi1; O Mitchell1 ; C Bateman-Champain1; J Hetherington1; F Belarbi1; G Alg1.
14.15 Cross border Examples from Cymru - Neath H@H in Care Homes
Alex Grimstead, and Louise Thomas, Advanced clinical practitioners, Neath Port Talbot H@H team
14.40 Boosting clinician confidence and Patient outcomes with a Hospital-at-Home Heart Failure bundle
Dr Sovrila Soobroyen, General Practitioner, Bromley Healthcare and Fiona Hodson, Nurse consultant in palliative medicine and Bromley Hospital at Home, St Christophers Hospice
15.05 Training in H@H: A simulation induction programme for doctors
Dr Amelia Paveley, Research and Teaching Integrated Care Fellow and Dr Gareth Watson, Research and Teaching Fellow, Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust
15.30 Comfort break
Dr Katharine Bhatt, GP Clinical Lead, TSDFT Frailty Virtual Ward, Torbay and South Devon NHS FT
Dr Clare Doherty, GP Extensivist, Dorset HealthCare University NHS Foundation Trust
| All fees inclusive of VAT. | BGS Member | Non-Member | ||
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| Senior Doctors – Post CCT or CESR CP Professions | £60 | £120 | ||
| Pre CCT or CESR CP Professions, Healthcare professionals (Nurses, Physiotherapists, Researchers) | £30 | £60 | ||
| Retired member/ Students (Undergraduates in Medical School, Nursing or AHP courses) | £15 | £30 | ||
| Corporate Representatives | £120 | |||
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Abstract ID |
Title |
Authors |
Outcome |
Session |
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2921 |
Quality Improvement : Setting Up a Parkinson?s Champions Network - Improving Patient Outcomes |
S Thompson |
Platform |
12.15 |
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2928 |
Improving Patient-Centred Care in Acute Geriatrics: Implementation of a Comprehensive Geriatric Assessment Ward Round Proforma |
A Turnbull1; C Penney1; A Cannon1 |
Platform |
12.3 |
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2932 |
One-year outcomes in frail older people following discharge post-rehabilitation from a community hospital. |
S Hlaing1; D Forster1 |
Platform |
12.45 |
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2936 |
Improving delirium assessments in acute senior health: A quality improvement project for care of the older person. |
C Taylor1,2,3; G Peakman2; L Mackinnon2; N Mohamadzade1; W Han1; L Mackie1; J Gandhi1; O Mitchell1 ; C Bateman-Champain1; J Hetherington1; F Belarbi1; G Alg1. |
Platform |
13 |
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2920 |
A qualitative exploration of existential loss in men with osteoporosis: ?in your dreams you can run and jump?. |
F Toye [1]; K L Barker [1,2]; S Drew [3]; T Y Khalid [3]; E M Clark [3] |
Poster |
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2927 |
Evaluation of Frailty Assessment, Management Practices, and Patient Outcomes in GIM Patients Under 85 Years: A Two-Cycle Audit |
Golam Yahia1; Neelofar Mansuri1; Amrita Pritom2; Rochan Athreya Krishnamurthy2 |
Poster |
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2929 |
Staff awareness of RCP guidelines on lying/standing BP Audit. |
M Razeem; M Al Darwish. |
Poster |
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2933 |
Development of Geriatric Care with a focus on frailty in a Community Hospital |
K McKearney; K Ellmers |
Poster |
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