Delirium Teaching Day (EDA / SDA / RCPE)
04 September 2019
Content
- A patient experience | Mr Mark Hudson
- Assessment and management of delirium: key points from the 2019 SIGN Guidelines | Professor Alasdair MacLullich
- Real-world implementation of better delirium care | Professor James Rudolph
- Care of the highly agitated patient with delirium - a case based approach | Dr Gillian Scott
- Medico-legal aspects of delirium: avoiding the major pitfalls | Dr Alan Duncan
- Delirium education in healthcare settings: how to make it effective | Dr Andy Teodorczuk
- Understanding distressed behaviour in delirium: video-based case discussion | Nicola Wood
- Managing risk of falls in patients with delirium | Dr Hazel Miller
- When delirium persists, what should we do? | Dr Roanna Hall and Dr Keri Jamieson
- Question and answer session | Expert Panel
Day 1 - Joint Conference on Delirium 2019 (EDA / RCPE)
05 September 2019
Content
- Delirium lookalikes you need to know about | Dr Karin Neufeld
- Case 1: Delirium versus terminal restlessness | Professor Meera Agar
- Case 2: A diagnostic challenge | Dr Adam Al-Diwani
- Case 3: Severe, intractable agitation in intensive care unit (ICU) delirium | Dr Babar Khan
- Case 4: Delirium superimposed on dementia (DSD)? | Dr Alessandro Morandi
- A patient experience | Ms Alexandra Adams
- A carer experience | Dr Julie Lustig
- A new digital and quality improvement programme to improve delirium care | Dr Emma Vardy
- Basic science | Dr Colm Cunningham
- Applying systematic review methodology: identifying research gaps, refining future trials | Dr Esther Oh
- Definition and assessment of inattention: insights from psychological research | Dr Zoë Tieges
- Delirium and data science - endophenotype identification, classification, prediction, enrichment | Dr Robert Stevens
- Origins of psychotic features | Dr Edwin van Dellen
- Workshop B: Assessment and management of distress in delirium | Dr Jude Partridge and Ms Ffion Pritchard
- Workshop H: The wicked problem of delirium education: aligning medical education research to practice | Dr Andy Teodorczuk (and Professor Jan Illing)
Day 2 - Joint Conference on Delirium 2019 (EDA / RCPE)
06 September 2019
Content
- What's new in paediatric delirium? | Dr Heidi Smith
- Clinical psychological interventions in the intensive care unit (ICU) | Dr Dorothy Wade
- Delirium in primary care: development and experience of new pathway | Dr Lorna Dunlop
- Cognition care in the Australian National Standards (2nd ed) | Dr Julie Lustig
- Scottish Intercollegiate Guidelines Network (SIGN) 2019 Guidelines on Delirium> | Ms Daisy Sandeman
- New findings from the Delirium and Population Health Informatics Cohort (DELPHIC) Study | Dr Daniel Davis
- Update on the German National Delirium Care Programme | Dr Stefan Kreisel
- Agency for the Health Quality and Research (AHRQ) commissioned systematic review on using antipsychotics for delirium 2019 | Dr Esther Oh
- The electroencephalogram (EEG) in delirium: where are we now in clinical practice and research? | Professor Arjen Slooter
- Quality improvement (QI) in healthcare: what is it and why do we do it? | Ms Carol Andrews
- Improving the quality of sleep in the intensive care unit (ICU) | Dr Biren Kamdar
- An ounce of prevention is worth a pound: implementing a comprehensive delirium care program at a university hospital | Dr Vanja Douglas
- Delirium in hospice care: quality improvement (QI) projects | Dr Juliet Spiller
- Multi-disciplinary pathway for managing delirium: Quality improvement (QI) initiative at the Aga Khan University Hospital, Pakistan | Dr Shireen Najam