About this Event
Welcome to the Intestinal Failure & Clinical Nutrition event! Join us at the Birmingham Women's and Children's Hospital for a day filled with insightful discussions and interactive workshops on the latest advancements in treating intestinal failure and clinical nutrition.
Learn from leading experts in the field and network with healthcare professionals who share your passion for improving patient care. Don't miss this opportunity to expand your knowledge and make valuable connections. Register now to secure your spot!
Key learning aims and objectives, based on RCPCH Grid curriculum
1. To understand the types of congenital and acquired conditions that may result in intestinal malabsorption and associated clinical disorders
2. To understand the principles of prescribing and safe monitoring of parenteral nutrition
3. To understand how the nutritional support team manages the process of advancing enteral nutrition and weaning off parenteral nutrition
4. To understand the role of the MDT around the child with intestinal failure including surgical, medical, stoma, enteral feeding, Ph*rm*cy, dietetic, transplant
5. To understand how the nutritional support team works to establish patients on home parenteral nutrition
Day 1 (TBC)
Medical causes of Intestinal Failure
Surgical causes of Intestinal Failure
Enteral Feeding in Intestinal failure & routes of feeding
Non Surgical Management of Intestinal Failure
Intestinal Failure Associated Liver Disease (IFALD)
Transplant Surgery
Is there a future for Intestinal Transplantation?
Workshops: Stoma care, Nutritional Assessment, Gastrostomy Care
Mock Intestinal Failure MDT planning meeting
Day 2 (TBC)
Venous Access - Past, Present, Future
Central line care – treating and preventing line infections in PN and home PN
Types of PN
Mock patient review to start PN
PN Blood Monitoring and Refeeding Syndrome
Micronutrients
Home PN planning
Patient experience
Teduglutide
Workshops: CVL care, CVL repairs, PN safety and set up
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Birmingham Women's and Children's Hospital, B4 6NH, Birmingham, United Kingdom
GBP 100.00 to GBP 350.00
