12 November 2024 | 7:30pm AEDT
Discover the role of Lifestyle Medicine in optimising biopyschosocial “health” before and after elective surgery.
Optimising biopsychosocial “health” before and after elective surgery and procedures through Lifestyle Medicine can significantly enhance outcomes, including reducing length of hospital stay and surgical, anaesthetic and medical complication rates and improving functional outcomes. In this talk, Dr Sam Manger, GP and Academic Lead for Lifestyle Medicine at James Cook University, reviews the evidence, outcomes and models of care for perioperative health optimisation indicating it is an area of healthcare that can be rapidly transformed through the field of Lifestyle Medicine.
Learning Objectives:
Define the need for perioperative health optimisation in those undergoing common elective procedures
Evaluate the evidence base for domains of lifestyle medicine in perioperative health optimisation
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Member exclusive: This is a free webinar, exclusively for members of the Australasian Society of Lifestyle Medicine (ASLM).
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This webinar will take place via zoom and registration is required.
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ASLM Vice President, GP, and Academic Lead for Lifestyle Medicine at James Cook University
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