10 th - 12 th November 2014

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1 POSTGRADUATE NUTRITION COURSE UCL Academic Health Science Partnership 10 th - 12 th November 2014 UNIVERSITY COLLEGE HOSPITAL LONDON BSG & BAPEN approved course 18 CPD credits awarded by the Federation of the Royal College of Physicians of the United Kingdom A curriculum based course in nutrition for Medical/Surgical GI trainees and other healthcare professionals and comprehensive clinical update for consultants.

2 WELCOME FROM THE ORGANISERS 10th November 2014 Dear Delegate, We are delighted you have chosen to attend the inaugural UCLp Postgraduate Nutrition Course. This course is aimed at trainees, new consultants and allied health professionals and offers a systematic three-day course in the day-to-day practice and evidence base of current clinical nutrition. It is based on the nutrition curriculum of the Joint Royal College of Physicians Training Board (JRCPTB) and the Life Long Learning (LLL) programme in Clinical Nutrition and Metabolism developed by ESPEN. The course aims to be highly interactive including scenario based teaching sessions, practical workshops and discussions. We are very grateful to both the BSG and BAPEN Medical for fully endorsing this course and also to our international faculty of experts in Nutrition. We thank you in advance for your feedback for the three-day course, which is essential for its future improvement and development. Once this is complete and handed to our course administrator, you will receive your course certificate. We hope you enjoy the course! With very best wishes, UCLp Postgraduate Nutrition Course Organising Team

3 COURSE INFORMATION The aim of the course is to provide a strong foundation of knowledge in Nutrition from which future gastroenterologists and allied healthcare professionals may build and develop a specialist interest. The three - day course has the following objectives: Provide comprehensive and evidence - based clinical information on the assessment and management of patients who require nutritional support from patients with intestinal failure to those requiring bariatric surgery. In addition, delegates will gain a basic understanding of key metabolic pathways and their relevance to clinical nutrition. Address all major areas within the Royal College of Physicians training board (JRCPTB) curriculum in nutrition with learning outcomes directly transferable to the JRCPTB e-portfolio. Provide an engaging interactive learning experience in clinical nutrition and assessment through clinical scenarios, workshops and interactive key pad discussions.

4 Day 1: MONDAY 10 TH NOVEMBER Registration and Coffee/Tea Introduction and course overview Dr Andrew Rochford (Barts Health) Dr Farooq Rahman (UCLH) Session 1: Metabolism for the clinician - a scenario based approach to understanding metabolic pathways Dr George Grimble/Dr Stephanie Grunewald Carbohydrate Metabolism Dr Emma Footitt (Great Ormond Street Hospital) Lipid metabolism Dr Stephanie Grunewald (Great Ormond Street Hospital) Amino acids and protein metabolism Dr Yusof Rahman (Guy s and St Thomas Hospital) Coffee/Tea Vitamin deficiencies and antioxidant metabolism Dr Nathan Davies (UCL) Minerals and trace elements Dr George Grimble (UCL) Lunch

5 Session 2: Nutrition in practice Afternoon session split into specialist facilitated workshops and an interactive sessions running simultaneously Specialist facilitated workshops Discussion rooms (20 minutes each) ROOM 1: ROOM 2: ROOM 3: A hands on guide to nutritional assessment and anthropometrical evaluation Dr George Grimble (UCL) Dr Lisa Sharkey (Addenbrooke s Hospital) Ms Rakhee Patel (Barts Health) Calculating energy requirements Who needs what and how to make the numbers add up? Dr Charlotte Rutter (Addenbrookes Hospital) Dr Clare Donnellan (Leeds General Infirmary) Ms Joanne Scantlebury (Leeds General Infirmary) A practical guide to stomas, fistulas and appliances Mr Alastair Windsor (UCLH) Mr Richard Cohen (UCLH) Mr James Crosbie (UCLH) Ms Gabriella Boland (UCLH) Support from Coloplast Team Interactive session - Multi-professional expert panel (1 hour) (Lecture Theatre) How to approach the patient requiring nutritional support Dr Andrew Rochford (Barts Health), Dr Simona Di Caro (UCLH), and Ms Sheena Visram (GKT) Coffee/Tea

6 Session 3: Nutrition in practice Afternoon session split into specialist facilitated workshops and an interactive sessions running simultaneously Specialist facilitated workshops Discussion rooms (20 minutes each) ROOM 1: ROOM 2: ROOM 3: A hands on guide to nutritional assessment and anthropometrical evaluation Dr George Grimble (UCL) Dr Lisa Sharkey (Addenbrooke s Hospital) Ms Rakhee Patel (Barts Health) Calculating energy requirements - Who needs what and how to make the numbers add up? Dr Charlotte Rutter (Addenbrooke s Hospital) Dr Clare Donnellan (Leeds General Infirmary) Ms Joanne Scantlebury (Leeds General Infirmary) A practical guide to stomas, fistulas and appliances Mr Alastair Windsor (UCLH) Mr Richard Cohen (UCLH) Mr James Crosbie (UCLH) Ms Gabriella Boland (UCLH) Support from Coloplast Team Interactive session - Interactive session - Multi-professional expert panel (1 hour) (Lecture Theatre) How to approach the patient requiring nutritional support Dr Andrew Rochford (Barts Health), Dr Simona Di Caro (UCLH), and Ms Sheena Visram (GKT) End of the day summary After-course drinks and social event with invited speaker Nutrition in the media: Celebrity diets and other hot potatoes Dr Chris Van Tulleken (UCL, Media doctor)

7 Day 2: TUESDAY 11 TH NOVEMBER Coffee/Tea 9.00 Introduction Session 4: Malnutrition and starvation Dr Elizabeth Weekes/Professor Alastair Forbes Epidemiology and mechanisms of malnutrition in hospital and community populations Dr Elizabeth Weekes (Guy s and St Thomas Hospital) Undernutrition and starvation: Pathophysiology, recognition and management principles Professor Alastair Forbes (University of East Anglia) Coffee/Tea Session 5: Obesity; mechanisms, approach and complications Professor Nick Finer/Professor Alastair Forbes Obesity: the medical approach Professor Nick Finer (UCLH) Appetite regulation and the principles of bariatric surgery Dr Rachel Batterham (UCLH) Obesity: the surgical approach Mr Richard Welbourn (Musgrove Park Hospital) Nutrition after bariatric surgery Professor Alastair Forbes (University of East Anglia) Lunch

8 Session 6: Prescribing enteral and parenteral nutrition Afternoon session split into specialist facilitated workshops and an interactive sessions running simultaneously Specialist facilitated workshops Discussion rooms (20 minutes each) ROOM 1: ROOM 2: ROOM 3: Prescribing PN - where to begin a practical session Mr Tony Murphy (UCLH) Ms Andrea Cartwright (Basildon University Hospital) Ms Jackie Eastwood (St Mark s Hospital) PN in practice lnsights into the challenges encountered using a clinical scenario based approach Dr Farooq Rahman (UCLH) Mr Al Windsor (UCLH) Mr James Crosbie (UCLH) Ms Niamh Keane (UCLH) Ms Shola Ajibodu (UCLH) Nutrition and endoscopy Do s and don ts of feeding tubes Ms Lisa Smith (UCLH) Ms Cheryl McKenzie (Barts Health) Dr Andrew Rochford (Barts Health) Support from Fresenius Kabi team Interactive session Clinical experts in practice (1 hour) (Lecture theatre) Essential guide to EN and PN Essential guide to EN: Indications, contraindications, complications, monitoring, formulations and techniques Dr Penny Neild (St George s Hospital) Essential guide to PN: Indications, contraindications, complications, monitoring, formulations and techniques Dr Jon Shaffer (Salford Hope Hospital) Coffee/Tea

9 Session 7: Prescribing enteral and parenteral nutrition Afternoon session split into specialist facilitated workshops and an interactive sessions running simultaneously Specialist facilitated workshops Discussion rooms (20 minutes each) ROOM 1: ROOM 2: ROOM 3: Prescribing PN - where to begin a practical session Mr Tony Murphy (UCLH) Ms Andrea Cartwright (Basildon University Hospital) Ms Jackie Eastwood (St Mark s Hospital) PN in practice lnsights into the challenges encountered using a clinical scenario based approach Dr Farooq Rahman (UCLH) Mr Al Windsor (UCLH) Mr James Crosbie (UCLH) Ms Niamh Keane (UCLH) Ms Shola Ajibodu (UCLH) Nutrition and endoscopy Do s and don ts of feeding tubes Ms Lisa Smith (UCLH) Ms Cheryl McKenzie (Barts Health) Dr Andrew Rochford (Barts Health) Support from Fresenius Kabi team Interactive session Clinical experts in practice (1 hour) (Lecture theatre) Essential guide to EN and PN Essential guide to EN: Indications, contraindications, complications, monitoring, formulations and techniques Dr Penny Neild (St George s Hospital) Essential guide to PN: Indications, contraindications, complications, monitoring, formulations and techniques Dr Jon Shaffer (Salford Hope Hospital)

10 Session 8: An introduction to intestinal failure Dr Jon Shaffer/Mr Al Windsor Mechanisms and epidemiology of intestinal failure Dr Jon Shaffer (Salford Hope Hospital) Surgical aspects of acute intestinal failure Mr Al Windsor (UCLH) Session 9: Refeeding Syndrome Dr Jon Shaffer/Dr Jeremy Nightingale Refeeding syndrome Dr Jeremy Nightingale (St Mark s Hospital) End of the day summary Day 3: WEDNESDAY 12 TH NOVEMBER Coffee/Tea 9.00 Introduction Session 10: Short bowel syndrome Dr Simon Gabe/Dr Simon Lal Short bowel syndrome - The more in, the more out : Pathophysiology, causes and complications Dr Simon Gabe (St Mark s Hospital) The SNAP approach to Type II intestinal failure Dr Simon Lal (Salford Hope Hospital) Coffee/Tea

11 Session 11: Nutritional support in special circumstances interactive case discussion Dr Farooq Rahman/Dr Gavin Johnson Nutrition in IBD Dr Farooq Rahman (UCLH) Nutrition in exocrine insufficiency Dr Gavin Johnson (UCLH) Nutrition in liver disease Professor Marsha Morgan (UCL) Lunch Session 12: Home PN and Small Bowel Transplantation Mr Andrew Butler/Dr Simon Lal Managing Home PN Dr Simon Lal (Salford Hope Hospital) The last resort: Small Bowel Transplantation Mr Andrew Butler (Addenbrooke s Hospital) Coffee/Tea Session 13: Special scenarios in Clinical Nutrition Dr Paul Robinson/Dr Yoram Inspector Anorexia nervosa / Eating disorders Dr Paul Robinson (UCL) The functional patient with nutritional problems Dr Yoram Inspector (St Mark s Hospital) Course summary and feedback

12 COURSE SPONSORS Braun, Nestle, NPS Pharma, Yakult, Fresenius Kabi and Coloplast provided funding for this meeting, but had no control or influence over the content Acknowledgements The UCLp Nutrition course organisers would like to thank the following for their great support with the development of this course: Faith Hanstater, Course Administrator All our faculty members All our course sponsors UCH Education Centre staff Design Brothers Squires Caterers L Express catering Mr Howard Ellison, BSG Mr Christopher O Shea, BSG Jennie Mort, BAPEN Medical BSG Education Committee and Trainees Section BAPEN Medical Education Committee and Trainees Section Course Organisers: Dr Andrew Rochford Dr Philip Smith Dr Louise China Dr Charlotte Ford Dr Nuala O Shea Dr Farooq Rahman Dr Gavin Johnson