Join us for our next
WEBINAR
The first in our new series aimed at Anaesthetic Trainees
Anaesthetic consultants, non-consultants, nurses and pharmacists are also welcome to attend
Guest Speaker
Prof. Jugdeep Dhesi
PhD FRCP
Consultant Geriatrician
Jugdeep has led the establishment of the innovative and award-winning POPS (Perioperative Medicine for Older People undergoing Surgery) service at Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust.
She is President of the British Geriatrics Society and Deputy Director at the Centre for Perioperative Care. Jugdeep is Honorary Professor at King’s College London and Associate Professor at University College London, with research interests including preoperative assessment and optimisation, health services research and postoperative delirium. She has extensive national and international experience in a variety of steering, advisory and guideline groups (NELA, RCoA, BGS, NICE, EuGMS, ANZCA). Jugdeep has a wide education and training portfolio, having established the first Allied Health Professional, Foundation and Specialist Registrar training programmes in perioperative medicine, co-authored e-learning modules and MSc modules.
Perioperative Medicine for Older People: The POPS approach
3rd December 2025, 7-8pm
The preoperative association is delighted to introduce a series of webinars, designed to support anaesthetic trainees with meeting learning outcomes from the RCoA syllabus. The first webinar in this series concerns the perioperative assessment and care of the older person being considered for surgery.
The perioperative care of people with frailty and multi-morbidity should be tailored to support their individual needs. This is an area all perioperative physicians will encounter as the volume of surgery performed on this population is growing. The POPS (perioperative care for older people undergoing surgery) approach espouses the early integration of geriatricians into the care of the older person considering surgery and the utilisation of CGA (Comprehensive Geriatric Assessment) methodology. This webinar aims to share experience and guidance for incorporating POPS principles into perioperative planning for older patients. Anaesthetic consultants, non-consultants, nurses and pharmacists are also welcome to attend.
