5th Global Conference on Perioperative Care of the Cancer Patient
“Bending the Acute care cost curve and improving outcomes”
Nov 29- Dec 2, 2017
Understanding Cancer and Perioperative Implications
Registration & Breakfast: 07:00 am – 08.00 am
Welcome & Introductions: Vijaya Gottumukkala: 08.00 am – 08.15 am
Morning session: 08.15 am – 10.00 am
Moderator: Carin Hagberg
- Cancer Tsunami: Emerging trends, economic burden and societal implications (Ronald DePinho)
- Cancer Prevention: System and societal measures to make impactful changes (Ernie Hawk)
- Cancer biology: Our understanding in the 21st century (Sendurai Mani)
- Panel discussion: 09.45 am – 10.00 am
Morning Break: 10.00 am – 10.30 am (Visit Expo)
Mid-morning session: 10.30 am – 12.15 pm
Moderator: Giulio F. Draetta
- Cancer Immunotherapy: What does the future hold? (Sattva Neelapu)
- Genomics, Big Data and Personalized Cancer Care: What is the future? (Andrew Futreal)
- Cancer Moon shots: Our collaborations and Journey to cure cancer (Giulio F. Draetta)
- Panel discussion: 12.00 Noon – 12.15 pm
Lunch: 12.15 pm – 13.15 pm (Visit Expo)
Afternoon session: 13.15 pm – 15.00 pm
Moderator: Anil Sood
- Perioperative stress response and cancer progression: Bench to bedside: Can we positively modulate the balance? (Ben-Eliyahu)
- Inflammatory-immune responses and cancer progression: Is there a role in the perioperative period (Juan Cata)
- Perioperative strategies to improve oncological outcomes: Role of RIOT (Thomas Aloia)
- Panel discussion: 14.45 pm -15.00 pm
Afternoon Break: 15.00 pm -15.30 pm (Visit Expo)
Evening session: 15.30 pm – 17.15 pm
Moderator: Bernhard Riedel
- Opioids and cancer progression: The great opioid debate (Moss Vs Odile-Parat): 60 mins
- Does Propofol based anesthetic offer any oncological benefits? (Tim Wigmore)
- Panel discussion: 17.00 pm- 17.15 pm
End of scientific session: 17.15 pm.
Welcome reception in the Expo: 17.30 pm – 19.30 pm
Perioperative cancer care: Improving oncological outcomes
Parallel Clinical Session
Registration & Breakfast: 07:00 am – 08.00 am
Breakfast Lecture (Non CME) 07.15 am – 08.00 am: “Mindfulness Meditation: A complimentary approach to the perioperative care of cancer patients”
Welcome & Introductions: Tim Wigmore: 8.00 am – 8.15 am
Morning session: 8.15 am – 10.00 am
Moderator: Thomas Rahlfs
- Organization of multidisciplinary oncology care of the surgical patient (Thomas Aloia)
- Cancer Therapies: Implications for the perioperative period (Sunil Sahai)
- Preoperative evaluation and optimization: Cancer and the Heart (Jose Banchs)
- Panel discussion: 09.45 am -10.00 am
Morning Break: 10.00 am – 10.30 am (Visit Expo)
Mid-morning session: 10.30 am – 12.15 pm
Moderator: Hans Huitink
- Preoperative evaluation and optimization: Anemia, Physiologic capacity and prehabilitation (Bernhard Riedel)
- Regional Anesthesia and cancer outcomes: What is the story? (Andrea Kurz)
- Transfusion Therapy: Is There A Link With Cancer Recurrence? (Juan Cata)
- Panel Discussion: 12.00 noon – 12.15 pm
Lunch: 12.15 pm – 13.15 pm (Visit Expo)
Afternoon session: 13.15 pm – 15.00 pm
Moderator: Salahadin Abdi
- Palliative, Rehabilitation & Integrative Medicine: Helping improve cancer care. A global perspective (Ed Bruera/Sushma Bhatnagar)
- Cancer care challenges in the LMIC: (Sushma Bhatnagar/Luis Cuellar/Wankun Chen)
- Panel discussion: 14.45 pm – 15.00 pm
Afternoon Break: 15.00 pm -15.30 pm (Visit Expo)
Evening session: 15.30-17.15 pm
Moderator: Kristen Price
Special Lecture: Everest expedition and cancer surgery: What are the similarities? (Mike Grocott)
- Intensive care challenges in a cancer hospital: What is so different? (Joseph Nates)
- Panel discussion: 17.00 pm – 17.15 pm
End of scientific session: 17.15 pm.
Parallel Research Session: Research in Perioperative Care of the Cancer Patient
Research Agenda in Perioperative Medicine and Cancer care: A path forward
Registration & Breakfast: 07:00 am – 08.00 am
Breakfast Lecture (Non CME) 07.15 am – 08.00 am: “Mindfulness Meditation: A complimentary approach to the perioperative care of cancer patients”
Welcome & Introductions: Tim Wigmore: 8.00 am – 8.15 am
Morning session: 8.15 am – 10.00 am
Moderator: Thomas Rahlfs
- Organization of multidisciplinary oncology care of the surgical patient (Thomas Aloia)
- Cancer Therapies: Implications for the perioperative period (Sunil Sahai)
- Preoperative evaluation and optimization: Cancer and the Heart (Jose Banchs)
- Panel discussion: 09.45 am -10.00 am
Morning Break: 10.00 am – 10.30 am (Visit Expo)
Mid-morning session: 10.30 am – 12.15 pm
Moderator: Hans Huitink
- Preoperative evaluation and optimization: Anemia, Physiologic capacity and prehabilitation (Bernhard Riedel)
- Regional Anesthesia and cancer outcomes: What is the story? (Andrea Kurz)
- Transfusion Therapy: Is There A Link With Cancer Recurrence? (Juan Cata)
- Panel Discussion: 12.00 noon – 12.15 pm
Lunch: 12.15 pm – 13.15 pm (Visit Expo)
Afternoon session: 13.15 pm – 15.00 pm
Moderator: Salahadin Abdi
- Palliative, Rehabilitation & Integrative Medicine: Helping improve cancer care. A global perspective (Ed Bruera/Sushma Bhatnagar)
- Cancer care challenges in the LMIC: (Sushma Bhatnagar/Luis Cuellar/Wankun Chen)
- Panel discussion: 14.45 pm – 15.00 pm
Afternoon Break: 15.00 pm -15.30 pm (Visit Expo)
Evening session: 15.30-17.15 pm
Moderator: Kristen Price
Special Lecture: Everest expedition and cancer surgery: What are the similarities? (Mike Grocott)
- Intensive care challenges in a cancer hospital: What is so different? (Joseph Nates)
- Panel discussion: 17.00 pm – 17.15 pm
End of scientific session: 17.15 pm.
Enhanced Recovery Programs- Patient centric care
Registration & Breakfast: 07:00 am – 08.00 am
Breakfast Lecture (Non CME) 07.30 am – 08.00 am: Brain Health Initiative and ER Programs
Welcome & Introductions: Hans Huitink: 08.00 am – 08.15 am
Morning session: 08.15 am – 10.00 am
Moderator: Thomas Aloia
- US Health care expenditure the runaway train: Role of MIS to minimize surgical stress, enhance recovery and bend the cost curve (Brian Dunkin)
- What are the key elements of an Enhanced Surgical Recovery Pathway? (TJ Gan)
- Setting up a Functional Recovery program: Team-building, developing clinical pathways, getting buy-in (John Calhoun)
- Panel discussion: 09.45 am – 10.00 am
Morning Break: 10.00 am – 10.30 am (Visit Poster Display)
Mid-morning session: 10.30 am – 12.15 pm
Moderator: Rebecca Twersky
- What is the role of an internist/hospitalist/perioperative physician in the comprehensive ER programs? (Sunil Sahai)
- Patients with chronic pain conditions and ER programs: An opportunity amidst challenges (Mitchell Engle).
- Standards in reporting and quality control metrics for ER programs: A key to success (Thomas Aloia)
- Panel discussion: 12.00 noon – 12.15 pm
Lunch: 12.15 pm – 13.15 pm (Visit Poster Display)
Afternoon session: 13.15 pm – 15.00 pm
Moderator: John Calhoun
ER programs updates: You too can influence outcomes:
- ESRP in upper abdominal surgery (Thomas Aloia / Vijaya Gottumukkala)
- ESRP in thoracic surgery (Gabe Mena /David Rice)
- ESRP in Gyn onc surgery (Javier Lasala /Pedro Ramirez)
- ESRP in Bladder surgery (Juan Cata /Neema Navai)
- ESRP in colorectal surgery (Bryce Speer / George Chang)
- ERAS at MSKCC (Anoushka Afonso)
- Panel discussion: 14.45 pm – 15.00 pm
Afternoon Break: 15.00 pm – 15.30 pm (Visit Poster Display)
Evening session: Moderator: TJ Gan 15.30 pm – 17.15 pm:
Top three Poster presentations (15.30 pm- 16.00 pm)
ER program updates: You too can influence outcomes: 16.00 pm – 17.15 pm
- ESRP in Spine surgery (Keyuri Popat / Claudio Tatsui)
- ESRP in Brain surgery(David Ferson /Fred Lang)
- ESRP in Breast surgery (Ifeanwa Ifeanyi / Makesha Miggins)
- ESRP in Head & Neck Surgery (Carol Lewis / Cathy Vu)
- Q&A: 17.00 pm – 17.15 pm
End of scientific session: 17.15 pm. Special Social Event: 18.30 pm -20.30 pm
Bending the acute care cost curve and improving perioperative outcomes
Democratizing knowledge to make a quantum leap in improving perioperative care
Registration & Breakfast: 07:00 am – 08.00 am
Breakfast Lecture (Non CME) 07.30 am – 08.00 am: Opioid Addiction the current public health challenge
Welcome & Introductions: David Mackey: 08.00 am – 08.15 am
Morning session: 08.15 am – 10.00 am
Moderator: Richard Dutton
- Postoperative complications: A bridge too far? (Thomas Vetter)
- What are the outcomes that matter to patients and how to measure recovery? (Mike Grocott)
- What are the economics of value based surgical care? (Garry Brydges)
- Panel discussion: 09.45 am – 10.00 am
Morning Break: 10.00 am – 10.30 am
Mid-morning session: 10.30 am – 12.15 pm
Moderator: Girish Joshi
- Building effective teams in anesthesia practice: Lynn Reede
- Special Presentation: How does NASA build functional teams*
- Panel discussion: 12.00 Noon – 12.15 pm
Lunch: 12.15 pm – 13.15 pm
Special Lunch Lecture: Perioperative Care From the Population Health Perspective: What the Michigan Surgical Quality Collaborative Has Taught Us. Darrell (Skip) Campbell, Jr., M.D..
Afternoon session: 13.15 pm -15.00 pm
Moderator: Thomas Vetter
- What is Quality in Surgical and Perioperative care? (Richard Dutton) *
- From Print to Practice: Driving evidence based care (Girish Joshi)
- Panel discussion: 14.45 pm – 15.00 pm
Afternoon Break: 15.00 pm -15.30 pm
Evening session: 15.30-17.15 pm
Moderator: Vijaya Gottumukkala
- The Global Cancer Challenge and MD Anderson’s Response (Oliver Bogler) *
- Ethical questions and Challenges in the Perioperative Setting (Larry Driver) *
Close of scientific program: 17.15 pm
Legend: *Qualifies for Ethics credits
Hands on Workshops & Skills stations
Democratizing knowledge in improving perioperative care
December 2, 2017
Registration & Breakfast: 07:00 am – 08.00 am
Breakfast Lecture (Non CME) 07.30 am – 08.00 am: Opioid Addiction the current public health challenge
Welcome & Introductions: Hagberg: 08.00 am – 08.15 am
Workshops:
- US guided regional blocks (Popat/Wilks/Afonso)
- Airway (Arunkumar/Huitink/Kelhoffer)
- Cardiac echo and hemodynamic monitoring (Thakar/Singh/Dabo)
Maximum 50 registrants per group ( Groups A-C)
Each group will be able to rotate through each of the workshops
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Saturday am (08.15 am- 12.15 pm) |
Saturday pm (13.15 pm – 17.15 pm ) |
Sunday am (08.15 am- 12.15 pm) |
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US Guided Regional |
A |
B |
C |
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Airway |
B |
C |
A |
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Cardiac echo & HDM |
C |
A |
B |
December 3, 2017
Registration & Breakfast: 07:00 am – 08.00 am
Welcome & Introductions: Keyuri Popat: 08.00 am – 08.15 am
Workshops:
- US guided regional blocks (Popat/Wilks/Afonso)
- Airway (Arunkumar/Huitink/Kelhoffer)
- Cardiac echo and hemodynamic monitoring (Thakar/Singh/Dabo)
Maximum 50 registrants per group (Groups A-C)
Each group will be able to rotate through each of the workshops
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Saturday am (08.15 am- 12.15 pm) |
Saturday pm (13.15 pm – 17.15 pm ) |
Sunday am (08.15 am- 12.15 pm) |
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US Guided Regional |
A |
B |
C |
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Airway |
B |
C |
A |
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Cardiac echo & HDM |
C |
A |
B |