Main Programme
Main Programme
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Day 1, Main Congress |
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Time/Room |
Programme |
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Summit 1, Level 3 |
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0730 onwards |
Registration |
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0815 – 0830 |
Opening Ceremony Ulf Gustafsson, Sweden | Gregg Nelson, Canada | Kwang Yeong How, Singapore |
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0830 – 1010 |
Session I: Surgical Safety and Checklists Chair: Ulf Gustafsson, Sweden |
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0830 – 0850 |
Reimplementation of the Surgical Safety Checklist Tan Hiang Khoon, Singapore |
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0850 – 0910 |
The OR Black Box: Using Technology to Enhance Human Performance Teodor Grantcharov, United States |
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0910 – 0930 |
Coming soon! |
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0930 – 0950 |
Integration of ERAS and the Surgical Safety Checklist Mary Brindle, Canada |
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0950 – 1010 |
Discussion |
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1010 – 1040 |
Coffee/Tea Break, Exhibition & Poster Viewings |
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1040 – 1125 |
Singapore ERAS Lecture: Value-Based Care in Surgery Kenneth Mak, Singapore |
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1125 – 1305 |
Session II: ERAS Post Discharge |
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1125 – 1145 |
Emergency and Elective Colorectal Surgery – Differences in Recovery Varut Lohsiriwat, Thailand |
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1145 – 1205 |
Promoting Recovery at Home – Using Mobile Health Applications Nikhil Panda, United States |
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1205 – 1225 |
Post Discharge Nutritional Care Marianna Sioson, Philippines |
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1225 – 1245 |
What Do Patients Want Post-Discharge? Patient Perspective Prabu Naidu, Singapore |
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1245 – 1305 |
Discussion |
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1305 – 1350 |
Satellite Lunch Symposium by Abbott
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1305 – 1350 |
Lunch, Exhibition & Poster Viewings |
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1350 – 1530 |
Session III: Pathophysiology of Recovery – Future Challenges |
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1350 – 1410 |
Postoperative Recovery – Where Are The Issues? Henrik Kehlet, Demark |
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1410 – 1430 |
Taming the Surgical Inflammatory Response Christopher Bain, Australia |
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1430 – 1450 |
Continuous Vital Sign Monitoring on the Surgical Ward Eske Kvanner Aasvang, Denmark |
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1450 – 1510 |
Blood is at the Heart of Enhanced Recovery: Innovative Strategies for Availing Blood in Blood Deserts Caroline Wesonga, Kenya |
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1510 – 1530 |
Discussion |
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1530 – 1615 |
Ljungqvist Lecture: Safety and Excellence in Aviation – Cross-Learning Opportunities between Aviation and Healthcare Eugene C. Antoni, Singapore |
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1615 – 1645 |
Coffee/Tea Break, Exhibition & Poster Viewings |
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1645 – 1815 |
Session IV: ERAS Nursing Session Chair: Charlette Hart, United States |
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1645 – 1650 |
Welcome and Introduction Charlette Hart, United States |
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1650 – 1705 |
Transforming Care: Implementing an ERAS Centred Ward Model Hong Lan Hu, Singapore |
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1705 – 1720 |
Bridging the Gap: Ensuring a Seamless Transition from Hospital to Home Model Wei Ting Chen, Singapore |
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1720 – 1735 |
The Critical Role of Nursing in Driving Enhanced Recovery Outcomes Charlette Hart, United States |
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1735 – 1750 |
Global Perspectives: An Interactive Look at ERAS Nursing Around the World Charlette Hart, United States |
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1750 – 1815 |
Panel Discussion Chris Jones, United Kingdom | Mary Brindle, Canada | Kwang Yeong How, Singapore Charlette Hart, United States | Hong Lan Hu, Singapore | Wei Ting Chen, Singapore |
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1815 – 1930 |
Welcome Reception (Level 3, Concourse, Suntec Convention Centre) |
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1930 – 2200 |
Faculty Dinner (Offsite) |
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End of Day 1 |
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Day 2, Main Congress |
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Time/Room |
Programme |
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Summit 1, Level 3 |
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0800 onwards |
Registration |
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0830 – 0900 |
Kehlet Lecture: Large Scale Randomised Trials in Perioperative Care Paul Myles, Australia Chair: Olle Ljungqvist, Sweden |
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0900 – 1100 |
Session V: ERAS Outcomes Research |
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0900 – 0920 |
How do we review outcomes in clinical studies in ERAS? Olle Ljungqvist, Sweden |
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0920 – 0940 |
ERAS and AI Ulf Gustafsson, Sweden |
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0940 – 1000 |
ERAS as a Catalyst to Create Learning Health Systems Sean Dowdy, United States |
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1000 – 1020 |
Optimising ERAS Outcomes by Closing a Know-Do Gap Khara Marissa Sauro, Canada |
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1020 – 1040 |
Innovation in Neonatal ERAS Mercedes Pilkington, Canada |
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1040 – 1100 |
Discussion |
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1100 – 1130 |
Coffee/Tea Break, Exhibition & Poster Viewings |
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1130 – 1300 |
Session VI: Abstract Session |
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1300 – 1340 |
Lunch, Exhibition & Poster Viewings |
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1340 – 1445 |
Announcement of ERAS® 2027 World Congress Jörg-Peter Ritz, Germany |
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1345 – 1430 |
Fearon Lecture: Safe Surgery in Space Michael A. Jobst, United States |
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1430 – 1630 |
Session VII: Prehabilitation and Preoptimisation Chairs: Ho-Jin Lee, Republic of Korea | Jörg-Peter Ritz, Germany |
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1430 – 1450 |
ERAS+: Enhancing ERAS with Prehabilitation Bernhard Riedel, Australia |
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1450 – 1510 |
Sarcopenia in Surgery: Impact, Diagnosis and Management Frederick Koh Hong Xiang, Singapore |
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1510 – 1530 |
Strengthening the Heart of the City: Cardiac Prehabilitation in Hong Kong Henry MK Wong, Hong Kong SAR |
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1530 – 1550 |
Care of Older People in Surgery (COPS) Christina Norris, Australia |
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1550 – 1630 |
Discussion |
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1630 – 1700 |
Coffee/Tea Break, Exhibition & Poster Viewings |
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1700 – 1830 |
Session VIII: Asia Pacific ERAS Chairs: Shu-Lin Guo, Taiwan | Kyoichi Takaori, Japan |
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1700 – 1720 |
Traditional Chinese medicine in preoperative care — Is there a role? Yang Mingxiao, Singapore |
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1720 – 1740 |
Development of Perioperative Care in Singapore and Asia Kwang Yeong How, Singapore |
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1740 – 1800 |
ERAS for Gastric Cancer Surgery Do Joong Park, Republic of Korea |
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1800 – 1820 |
VTE prophylaxis in surgery: Are the East and West Aligned? Yong Enming, Singapore |
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1820 – 1830 |
Discussion |
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1830 – 1845 |
Prizes and Congress Closing Remarks Ulf Gustafsson, Sweden | Gregg Nelson, Canada |
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Congress Adjourn |
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Disclaimer:
The programme is accurate as of the time of publication. The organisers reserve the right to amend, vary, or withdraw any part of the Event programme, including but not limited to activities, session topics, speakers, or schedules, where circumstances so require. Such amendments shall not constitute grounds for refund or compensation.
