19
Apr
2023
18:00
BST
19:00
CEST
Webinar
Launching the First Guide for Building a Nurse-Delivered Venous Intervention Service
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Overview
This broadcast brings together an expert panel to launch the competency guide which other allied health professionals with an interest in venous disease and the delivery of a venous treatment service will find very insightful, endorsed by the SVN (Society of Vascular Nurses).
Chair Gail Curran (North West Anglia NHS Foundation Trust, UK) leads this panel of experts to showcase the launch of this informative guide which will continuously evaluate the outcomes of the service to assess its effectiveness in improving patient health and satisfaction.
This broadcast will begin with a presentation from James McCaslin, (Freeman Hospital, Newcastle, UK) where he will provide a detailed overview of 'Transitioning From Surgeon to Nurse Delivered Service'. Following this Benjamin Cooper (Aberdeen Royal Infirmary, Aberdeen, UK) presents 'What a Nurse Delivered Service Can Achieve'.
Lastly, Louise Allen (Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust, London, UK) will discuss 'Launching the First Guide for Building a Nurse Delivered Venous Intervention Service'.
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Faculty:
Louise Allen
Gail Curran
Benjamin Cooper
James McCaslin
This broadcast is supported by
Agenda
Learning Objectives
- Understanding the Transition From a Surgeon Lead to a Nurse Lead Service
- Exploring Alternative Solutions to Increasing Capacity and Access for Venous Patients
- Enabling Nurses and Other Allied Professionals to Develop an Independent Service at a Local Level
Target Audience
- Vascular Nurse specialists
- Surgical Practitioners
- Advanced Surgical Practitioners
- Surgical Matrons
- Vascular Consultants
- Vascular Scientists
- Sonographers
- Surgical clinical services managers
- Vascular Nurse Consultants
- Vascular Registrars
- Vascular Technicians
Faculty Biographies
Louise Allen
Louise Allen is the Lead Vascular Nurse Specialist at Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust, London, and an Honorary Lecturer at London South Bank University.
Gail Curran
Gail Curran has been a Vascular Specialist Nurse since 2008, having commenced her initial role at Cambridge University Hospital, at which time Cambridge was developing as a regional arterial centre. She developed the vascular specialist nurse service before moving into a research role withi
Benjamin Cooper
Benjamin Cooper has been autonomously delivering a venous service at NHS Grampian for 10 years, including Endothermal ablation (EVLT/RFA) and Sclerotherapy treatments.
James McCaslin
Mr James McCaslin is a consultant vascular surgeon and clinical lead at the Freeman Hospital, Newcastle. He specialises in endovascular treatment of complex aneurysms, peripheral arterial disease and varicose veins.