
Iain Moppett
@iainmoppett
Prof of Anaesthesia & Perioperative Medicine; Nottingham, UK; Patient safety and hip fracture. Novice bassist. moppettsmusings.wordpress.com
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Another step closer for our Iron QIP today…..baseline data gathering nearly completed thankyou Quality Improvement @ Barnsley Hospital Barnsley Clinical Effectiveness Dept for getting the data so quickly 💪🏻✔️ Go Live date TBC 🤞🏻Barnsley Hospital





Brilliant & inspirational presentations from different perspectives on perioperative medicine. Thank you to all the presenters Jugdeep Dhesi #DrTomPolton #ProfJoelSymons . Links 2 resources UK - cpoc.org.uk/homepage Australia - anzca.edu.au/education-trai… 🇬🇧🇦🇺👍🏽



Thank you Anna Lapwood for a great concert. First time I’ve ever seen a pencil play the organ😂 #ThisGirlPlays



1/4th of U.K. obstetric units have signed up in the first few days!!! Can we get to 156?! Funded and NIHR adopted ✅ Important to patients ✅ Important to clinicians ✅ Eligible for NIHR associate PI? ✅ Get in touch OAA OAA Trainee Rep. UCLH James O'Carroll

Postponements and cancellations of surgical patients cause all sorts of problems to patients, families, clinicians and NHS services. Can you help understand why they occur? We’re looking for leads to help. psrc-cl.nihr.ac.uk/research/postp… NIHR Central London PSRC RCoA Centre for Research & Improvement


Very excited to share new Donaghue Foundation funded work out today in JAMA Network Open. In collaboration with US Anesthesia Partners, we randomized 509,269 older adults to 3 different strategies to limit benzodiazepine use during anesthesia. Read more here: jamanetwork.com/journals/jaman…

It was an outstanding October for RAMBOH-1, WHiTE DECI, and the WHiTE INITIATE study, all achieving their best month of recruitment to date! Well done to all teams and thank you to everyone taking part in our studies! Oxford Trauma and Emergency Care WHiTE Platform

Peri-op decisions about CPR among adults National Audit Projects Royal College of Anaesthetists 3% of patients had a ‘DNACPR’ recommendation pre-op, of which <30% were suspended. Do you routinely suspend DNACPRs prior to surgery? Jerry Nolan Jasmeet Soar Andrew Kane Iain Moppett Richard Armstrong Emira Kuršumović Tim Cook


There are number of things that work to prevent delirium. The 6 items in blue have good evidence-base, the 6 items in purple less so. Roisin Coary at ANZA ASM 2024 #NZASM24 #Anaesthesia #Anesthesiology


The management of perioperative delirium has all to do with treating the underlying cause. Roisin Coary at ANZA ASM 2024 #NZASM24 #Anaesthesia #Anesthesiology


𝘈𝘯𝘢𝘦𝘴𝘵𝘩𝘦𝘴𝘪𝘢 National Audit Projects Royal College of Anaesthetists Jerry Nolan Jasmeet Soar Andrew Kane Iain Moppett Richard Armstrong Emira Kuršumović Tim Cook I discuss with each patient, but, in general, why would I reverse a DNACPR? What better way is there to die peacefully than under anaesthetic? We (anaesthetists) need to get comfortable with the concept of our patients dying. It is often what they want.

Joanna Coates 𝘈𝘯𝘢𝘦𝘴𝘵𝘩𝘦𝘴𝘪𝘢 National Audit Projects Royal College of Anaesthetists Jerry Nolan Jasmeet Soar Andrew Kane Iain Moppett Richard Armstrong Emira Kuršumović Tim Cook In many cases suspending DNACPR just means you don’t do CPR based on clinical judgement, instead of based on DNACPR. To me the function of DNACPR is to avoid a harmful intervention when someone who can make that decision isn’t standing right next to you with all the information

Thanks to ANZCA Clinical Trials Network Pilot Grant ANZCA we are looking forward to being involved in this important work Tomas Corcoran Nicole sheridan Alicia Dennis Alan Yam
