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EPISODE · Jun 30, 2020 · 48 MIN

Australian Perspective on shared decision making | EBPOM World Congress 2020

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The welcome return of Desiree's Roundtable is just one of the treats made possible by the groundbreaking virtual conference, EBPOM Live From London, which is taking place now. If you missed out on tickets stay with us here on TopMedTalk where you will soon be hearing selected highlights through the rest of the year. Also, make sure you are one of the first to hear exclusive content from EBPOM Chicago now by going to EBPOM.org and registering for FREE. This exclusive offer is for a limited time only. This piece explores perioperative shared decision making from a variety of angles. Where is the latest research? Is it something we can reasonably out source? Does it always play in the favour of the patient or do we as practitioner benefit from this process also? How do we implement it without 'bulldozing' through years of experience? Link to video featuring patient "Doug": http://www.petermac.org/sdm Presented by Desiree Chappell and Ross Kerridge, "The Father of Perioperative Medicine", Debra Leung, Anaesthesiologist , Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre, Melbourne, Aisling Fleury, Geriatrician at Logan Hospital, Brisbane, Jon Gani, Conjoint Professor of Surgery at the University of Newcastle and an Honorary Medical Officer at John Hunter and Belmont District Hospitals, Pragya Ajitsaria is a staff Specialist Anaesthetist at John Hunter Hospital, Conjoint Lecturer at the University of Newcastle. -- If you are attending EBPOM Live from London please check www.ebpom.org for more information on the education, community and entertainment we have prepared for perioperative practitioners globally.

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