Webinar on Continuous and Remote Monitoring from Admission to Discharge

Webinar on Continuous and Remote Monitoring from Admission to Discharge

https://academy.esaic.org/esaic/2022/esaic-webinars-2022/349454/faculty.presenter28s29.assessment.and.certificate.html?f=menu%3D16%2Ac_id%3D349455%2Afeatured%3D17565&program=1

Date: 22 February 2022
Time: 1800 - 1900

Webinar Scientific Faculty

Host
Dr Andrea Kollmann
Coordinator for obstetric anaesthesia
Akademiska Sjukhuset, Uppsala, Sweden

Speakers
Dr Barak Cohen
Vice chair, Division of Anesthesia, Intensive Care, and Pain Management
Tel-Aviv Sourasky Medical Center, Tel-Aviv University, Tel-Aviv, Israel

Dr. Carlos Ferrando, MD,
Chief of Surgical ICU, Associate Professor
University of Barcelona, Hospital Clinic de Barcelona, Spain

Target Audience: ESAIC members, both trainees and specialists

Methods to promote adult active learning:

This webinar will include:

Polls: to increase interactivity and engagement. Results from polls will lead to discussions points.

Q&A sessions: to answer questions brought up by the host and submitted by the audience (in real time). Questions will be filtered by support staff to prioritise relevance.

Learning Aim

To inform health-care practitioners about the perioperative possibilities of remote monitoring using established methods and modern gadgetsTo understand the new technology available for anesthesiologist with aim at improving the patient`s outcome during the perioperative period. To acknowledge the advantages but also limitations of current technology

To get an overview of how new technologies will affect the structure and workflow of anesthesia departments

After Taking Part

This webinar will enable the participants to:

know that health data can be extracted from wearables and smartphones to evaluate the preoperative patients condition

interpret what kind of parameters - especially if they are delivered by non-medical devices (e.g. wearables) - are relevant and reliable

define which related preoperative measures could be taken

Know the new technologies available on continuous and remote monitoring during the peri-operative period and potential benefits to patient outcomes

Key points

Technology is advancing fast and anesthesiologist need to keep up to date with the new monitoring systems

Wearables are already common in the general population and we need to take advantage of the data we can get to improve the pre-operative assessment of the patients

A rapid response system including early warning scores and rapid response teams may impact failure to rescue in surgical patients.

Content

Starting with two presentations about the different aspects of the remote monitoring in the different perioperative time frames will be the first part of the format

After the presentations an interactive debate involving the questions of the audience and the results of the polls will be the second part of the format

Learning Objectives

Knowledge to be acquired after attending to this Webinar

The participant will be able to:

Extract some of the medical data that is provided by standard non-medical devices (e.g. wearables) to support the preoperative patient evaluation

Know the current techniques to monitor the patient remotely during the peri-operative period

Identify the limitations of current technology on continuous and remote monitoring

Knowledge of where technology is going in the near and medium future

Acknowledge that currently there is a lack of guidelines, and more research is needed

Know the current evidence of rapid response systems in surgical patients

Practical skills to be acquired after attending to this Webinar

This webinar will enable participants to:

Get an idea how to possibly use (non-)medical portable technology to improve the quality of the preoperative assessment

Use the gathered health data for support of the decision making process

How new technology will change the structure and workflow of our anesthesia departments

Affective skills acquired after attending to this Webinar

The participant is aware of:

Changes in paradigm of anesthesiologist work

How to embrace technology without feeling threaten by it

How to judge critically the relevance and reliability of the information that is provided by the different available devices

How to inform patients about the relevance of these data for their medical treatment

This Webinar is supported an unrestricted educational grant by Masimo.