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SYMPOSIUM SURGICAL QUALITY AND SAFETY. WHAT IS THE NEXT BIG THING?

26. oktober, 08:00 - 11:00 Auditorium S1

Ansvarlig: Knut Magne Augestad

Symposia at the Norwegian Surgical Association Annual Meeting 2022

Bakgrunn: Alle kirurger ønsker å tilby helsetjenester og operasjoner av høy kvalitet. Men det eksisterer dessverre uønsket variasjon i operasjoner og komplikasjoner. Så hvordan forbedrer vi oss? De Norske kvalitetsregister spiller en sentral rolle, men fokus på kontinuerlig kvalitetsforbedring ved hver enkelt kirurgisk avdeling er samtidig essensielt. Internasjonale og nasjonale eksperter med interesse for kirurgisk kvalitetsforbedring vil forelese. Målgruppe for symposiet er alle kirurger, symposiet blir på engelsk. Program komite: Anne Karin Lindahl, Ingeborg Steinholt, Jon Helgeland, Knut Magne Augestad

Session 1: Quality improvement – the way forward 0800 – 0805: Welcome – why surgical quality improvement? Knut Magne Augestad 0805 – 0835: Invited lecture: Moving from 15 to 2 % pelvic recurrence after rectal cancer surgery – the success story of the Norwegian Colorectal Cancer Registry. Head Norwegian Gastrointestinal Cancer Group Colorectal and Professor of Surgery St Olavs University Hospital Arne Wibe. 0840 – 0915: International guest lecture: From an individual to a collaborative effort of surgical quality improvement. The Michigan Surgical Quality Collaborative experience. Professor of Surgery, University of Michigan and Director Michigan Surgical Quality Collaborative Samantha Hendren 0920 – 0930: Invited lecture: Using EHR generated data to improve surgical care. What is the potential? PhD. candidate and surgical resident, University of Oslo and Department of GI Surgery Akershus University Hospital Ingeborg Steinholt 0930 – 1000: Coffe break Session 2. Patient safety – how do we improve? 1000 – 1035: International guest lecture: Association between surgeon technical skills and patient outcomes. Professor of Surgery and Vise Chair of Research, University of Texas and Mc Govern Medical School Jonah Stulberg.

1040 -1055: Invited lecture: Hospital characteristics of failure to rescue after abdominal surgery. Chief scientist Norwegian Institute of Public Health Jon Helgeland 1100 – 1130: International guest lecture: The association between perioperative sentinel events and surgical complications. PhD candidate and Surgical Resident, Impulse Institute Amsterdam and Department of Surgery University of Groningen Netherlands Iris Reijmerink. 1130 Adjourn and lunch 1800: Faculty dinner