CSIM Evaluation - Perioperative Medicine

CSIM Evaluation Form - Perioperative Medicine

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Wednesday, November 1, 2017
Extended Workshops - 1300 - 1630

I) Perioperative Medicine
Dr. Rich Sztramko - Delirium and Cognitive Impairment in the Perioperative Period
Objectives:
·       Demonstrate an understanding of the morbidity and mortality associated with acute delirium
·       Describe key bedside tests to diagnose delirium
·       Integrate evidence-based and evidence-informed management principles of perioperative delirium into clinical practice
·       Describe principles for dealing with cognitively impaired individuals in the perioperative period.

Dr. Vikas Tandon - CCS Perioperative Guidelines - When to order a BNP and What to do with a Positive Troponin
Objectives:
·       Understand the importance of perioperative risk assessment
·       Review the utility of current risk stratification tools
·       Examine the utility of BNP/nt-pro-BNP in the preoperative setting
·       Understand the significance of the postoperative troponin elevation and develop an approach to management

Dr. George Heckman - Preoperative Frailty
Objectives:
·       Define frailty and the most common assessment models for frailty
·       Describe the impact of frailty on peri- and post-operative outcomes
· Apply frailty assessment to clinical decision-making related to perioperative care

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* 1. Your Name

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* 2. Your Email Address

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* 3. Please rate this session as follows

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Scientific content of this presentation	Scientific content of this presentation Poor	Scientific content of this presentation Fair	Scientific content of this presentation Satisfactory	Scientific content of this presentation Good	Scientific content of this presentation Excellent
Usefulness/practicality of this presentation	Usefulness/practicality of this presentation Poor	Usefulness/practicality of this presentation Fair	Usefulness/practicality of this presentation Satisfactory	Usefulness/practicality of this presentation Good	Usefulness/practicality of this presentation Excellent
Adequate time for questions/discussion	Adequate time for questions/discussion Poor	Adequate time for questions/discussion Fair	Adequate time for questions/discussion Satisfactory	Adequate time for questions/discussion Good	Adequate time for questions/discussion Excellent
Speaker effectiveness: Dr. Rich Sztramko	Speaker effectiveness: Dr. Rich Sztramko Poor	Speaker effectiveness: Dr. Rich Sztramko Fair	Speaker effectiveness: Dr. Rich Sztramko Satisfactory	Speaker effectiveness: Dr. Rich Sztramko Good	Speaker effectiveness: Dr. Rich Sztramko Excellent
Speaker effectiveness: Dr. Vikas Tandon	Speaker effectiveness: Dr. Vikas Tandon Poor	Speaker effectiveness: Dr. Vikas Tandon Fair	Speaker effectiveness: Dr. Vikas Tandon Satisfactory	Speaker effectiveness: Dr. Vikas Tandon Good	Speaker effectiveness: Dr. Vikas Tandon Excellent
Speaker effectiveness: Dr. George Heckman	Speaker effectiveness: Dr. George Heckman Poor	Speaker effectiveness: Dr. George Heckman Fair	Speaker effectiveness: Dr. George Heckman Satisfactory	Speaker effectiveness: Dr. George Heckman Good	Speaker effectiveness: Dr. George Heckman Excellent

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* 4. Session objectives were met

	Not at all	Partially	Mostly	Completely
Delirium and Cognitive Impairment in the Perioperative Period	Delirium and Cognitive Impairment in the Perioperative Period Not at all	Delirium and Cognitive Impairment in the Perioperative Period Partially	Delirium and Cognitive Impairment in the Perioperative Period Mostly	Delirium and Cognitive Impairment in the Perioperative Period Completely
CCS Perioperative Guidelines - When to order a BNP and What to do with a Positive Troponin	CCS Perioperative Guidelines - When to order a BNP and What to do with a Positive Troponin Not at all	CCS Perioperative Guidelines - When to order a BNP and What to do with a Positive Troponin Partially	CCS Perioperative Guidelines - When to order a BNP and What to do with a Positive Troponin Mostly	CCS Perioperative Guidelines - When to order a BNP and What to do with a Positive Troponin Completely
Preoperative Frailty	Preoperative Frailty Not at all	Preoperative Frailty Partially	Preoperative Frailty Mostly	Preoperative Frailty Completely

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* 5. Outcomes: As a result of attending this session, are you planning to

	Yes	No	Maybe
Discuss the session with your colleagues	Discuss the session with your colleagues Yes	Discuss the session with your colleagues No	Discuss the session with your colleagues Maybe
Pursue additional learning activities	Pursue additional learning activities Yes	Pursue additional learning activities No	Pursue additional learning activities Maybe
Complete a Personal Learning Project (PLP)	Complete a Personal Learning Project (PLP) Yes	Complete a Personal Learning Project (PLP) No	Complete a Personal Learning Project (PLP) Maybe

What new information did you learn from this session; what changes will you make as a result?

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* 6. Bias and Balance

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The content of this presentation was scientifically valid and balanced	The content of this presentation was scientifically valid and balanced Yes	The content of this presentation was scientifically valid and balanced No	The content of this presentation was scientifically valid and balanced Unsure
This session WAS FREE from indicators of undue industry bias	This session WAS FREE from indicators of undue industry bias Yes	This session WAS FREE from indicators of undue industry bias No	This session WAS FREE from indicators of undue industry bias Unsure
This session WAS FREE from indicators of undue personal/other bias	This session WAS FREE from indicators of undue personal/other bias Yes	This session WAS FREE from indicators of undue personal/other bias No	This session WAS FREE from indicators of undue personal/other bias Unsure

If you feel there were indicators of bias, please describe:
(Note: Bias is defined as "a personal judgment in favor of a specific proprietary business interest or a commercial interest.")

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* 7. General Comments

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* 8. Topic suggestions for future conferences (please be as specific as possible)

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