Lizzie Paul
Clinical Lead Prehabilitation Physiotherapist
Gloucestershire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
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Lawrence Mudford posted an update in the group Perioperative Care – Prehabilitation 3 weeks, 5 days ago
On World Mental Health Day, CPOC has launched its newest webpage resource on mental wellbeing.
Please distribute to benefit many
https://x.com/CPOC_News/status/1844290870100754532
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Vicki Scott joined the group Perioperative Care – Prehabilitation 3 weeks, 5 days ago
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Garry Davenport posted an update in the group Perioperative Care – Prehabilitation 3 weeks, 6 days ago
Hello everyone,
📢 Your feedback is needed – Nutrition advice and information for people with cancer from ethnic minority groups
Macmillan has a new Dietetic Clinical Fellow – Joanna Injore,
She is working on a project called ENRICH (Engaging Nutrition Resources for Inclusive Cancer Health) which is exploring cancer nutrition/diet resources…Read more
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Carly Melbourne posted an update in the group Perioperative Care – Prehabilitation 1 month ago
Hi all,
CPOC is currently out for public consultation on a draft medical curriculum in perioperative care and we want your views! The consultation closes 01 November.
CPOC has been commissioned by NHS England to develop a medical fellowship in perioperative care for medical specialists, in order to help meet the significant demand on surgical…Read more
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Carly Melbourne posted an update in the group Perioperative Care – Prehabilitation 1 month, 2 weeks ago
Hi all,
I wanted to highlight the new resources that CPOC have been launching over the summer – and there is still more to come!
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Claire Frank joined the group Perioperative Care – Prehabilitation 1 month, 3 weeks ago
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A warm welcome to Claire, who has joined CPOC as our Fellow. Her background roles are a welcome and timely addition to the Perioperative narrative.
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Thanks Lawrence, looking forward to learning more about everyone’s work
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Carly Melbourne posted an update in the group Perioperative Care – Prehabilitation 1 month, 3 weeks ago
Join the Royal College of Anaesthetists ‘Perioperative Quality Improvement Programme’ (PQIP) webinar on 17 September, 1-2pm where the 5th report will be launched. This is free and open to all. More details can be found here so go ahead a register your place – https://cpoc.org.uk/events/pqip-webinar-and-report-launch
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Amazing, thank you 🙂
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Carly Melbourne posted an update in the group Perioperative Care – Prehabilitation 1 month, 3 weeks ago
Hi all,
Check out CPOC’s latest article in the Association of Anaesthetists newsletter here, on how perioperative care works!
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