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1. Enhanced Recovery Partnership Programme National Event London 27th May 2010 – Mary Ward House, WC1N, 9SN – 09:30 -16:15 09:00-09:30 - Registration and refreshments 09:30 – Overview of ERPP and General Principles: Mr Alan Horgan - National Clinical Lead & Janine Roberts, Programme Lead 10:10 – Benefits for patients – Mr Neil Betteridge – Department of Health Patient & Public advisor 10:35 – Informed decision making – what does it really mean? Dr Alan Nye – National Clinical Advisor (Primary Care) 11:00 – Coffee 11:25 - 12:25 breakout sessions see below 12:25 – 13:25 – Lunch DrafT

2. Enhanced Recovery Partnership Programme: National Event London 27th May 2010 – Mary Ward House, WC1N 9SN - 09:30 -16:15 13:25 – 14:25 – Afternoon breakout sessions see below 14:25 – 14:45 – Coffee 14:45 – 15:10 Optimising Haemoglobin Levels –– Dr Megan Rowley, NHS Blood and Transplant 15:10 – 15:30 Business Case for Change – What investment is required - Marie Tarplee, Director NHS Improvement 15:30 – 15:50 Engaging with Commissioners – Teresa Fenech –Enhanced Recovery Nurse Advisor 15:50 – 16:00 - Next steps – Nicki McNaney – Transformation Lead 16:00 – 16:15 - Chairs summary – Mr Alan Horgan – National Clinical Lead 16:15 – Close DrafT

3. Enhanced Recovery Partnership Programme: National Event London 27th May – Mary Ward House, WC1N 9SN - 09:30 -16:15 National Event Enhanced recovery is an innovative approach to elective surgery, which ensures that patients are in the optimal condition for treatment, have different care during their operation, and experience optimal post-operative rehabilitation. Patients on enhanced recovery pathways recover more quickly following surgery, and so can leave hospital and get back to normal activities sooner. Until now, enhanced recovery has been applied to colorectal, orthopaedic, gynaecological and urological operations, but could be extended to some other forms of surgery. There is an improved patient experience and improved clinical outcomes, and the need for ongoing care interventions are reduced. Patients around the country are already benefiting from this progressive approach - but the scope for even more patients to benefit is broad. The programme is closely aligned with many critical items on the NHS agenda including the operating framework, 18 weeks, cancer reform strategy, WCC and the quality and productivity challenge. Register now to learn how your patients and organisation can benefit from this innovative model of care. Who should attend? Multidisciplinary teams, primary and secondary care clinicians, surgeons, anaesthetists, nurses and allied health professionals, commissioners, NHS managers in PCTs and acute hospitals.

4. Enhanced Recovery Partnership Programme: National Event London 27th May 2010 – Mary Ward House, WC1H 9SN - 09:30 -16:15 Directions to Mary Ward House: Mary Ward House is located on 5-7 Tavistock Place, right in the heart of Bloomsbury, London. Within minutes walk of each of Euston, Kings Cross and Russell Square stations, with direct links to Heathrow Airport. Mary Ward House also have 14 free car parking places onsite. Easiest to get to from Russell Square (3 mins walk) – turn left out of station, first right lands you in Herbrand Street, second left takes you onto Tavistock Place – the venue is across the road, slightly to the right.