ESGENA Spring School at the ESGE Days 2019 - DEGEA

ESGENA Spring
                              School at the
                           ESGE Days 2019

ESGE Days 2019 taking place on 4-6 April 2019 in the wonderful city Prague. We hope that
you will enjoy our comprehensive programme that will showcase innovative ideas and
practices for the entire Endoscopy team.. There is a lot in store for the nursing community.
Explore the online programme >>> learn more https://esgedays.org/)

The success of an endoscopy unit is reliant on a well-functioning multidisciplinary team working
together towards a common goal of safe and effective patient care. ESGE and ESGENA
strongly believe that it is ideal when the endoscopy team learns together.
Based on this, the ESGENA Spring School is an integral part of the ESGE Days offering
    • Joined sessions for physicians and nurses with interactive discussions, debates and
        live demonstration and
    • special sessions for nurses focusing on patient care, assistance and management
        issues

Nurses are able to register at a discounted rate; you will need an individual number to complete
registration. Please contact Ulrike Beilenhoff to receive this special number:
info@esgena.org ➔ CAVE: Deadline for early bird is 30th January 2019

We look forward to welcoming you to Prague.

Marjon de Pater, ESGENA President
Professor Thierry Ponchon, ESGE President

See also https://esgedays.org

What is unique?
Friday: ESGE and ESGENA joint sessions:
Learn as a team and join us for the ESGE and ESGENA sessions. The focus will be on such
topics as the endoscopy working environment, management of endoscopy units, sedation and
hygiene. Pro-contra debates will discuss competing responsibilities, emergency and outbreak
management, education, specialization, advanced roles and much more…

ESGENA Spring School:
Are you young (or young at heart) and motivated? Then join us on Saturday at the Spring
School! Patient care and assistance in endoscopy require specialised knowledge and skills.
The ESGENA Spring School Sessions combine
   • discussions on case studies and worst-case scenarios
   • state-of-the-art lectures on the nurse´s role in therapeutic endoscopy
   • round table discussions about different concepts of advanced roles in GI Nursing.
   • Meet the expert in the hands-on area

Hands-on training:
Register here to secure your spot as spaces are limited.

The ESGE Days programme also includes:
   • Postgraduate Course (only on Thursday)
   • Meet the expert breakfast meetings
   • Video-Sessions
   • Free Paper Sessions
   • Thematic Sessions
   • Joined Sessions with other Societies
   • ESGE Cups
   • EYE Zone
   • Posters

Detailed Programme of ESGENA Spring :

Live Demonstrations of the ESGE Days
Friday       April 5, 2019
08:30 – 10:30
11:00 - 13:00
14:30 - 16:00
Transmission from the Hospital in Prague, Czech Republic

Joined Session of ESGE and ESGENA:
Endoscopy working environment: Practical tips for everyday
working in the endoscopy unit
Friday      April 5, 2019
14:30 – 16:30
Chairs:        Rodrigo Jover, Spain
               Ulrike Beilenhoff, Germany
               Søren Meisner, Denmark

Guideline Review: ESGE-ESGENA guidelines in reprocessing and disinfection
Speaker: Ulrike Beilenhoff, Germany
14:30 – 15:00

Quality parameters for sedation and patient monitoring
Speaker: Ferran Gonzalez-Huix Llado, Spain
15:00 – 15:08

Sedation in endoscopy is a quality indicator
Speaker: Ferran Gonzalez-Huix Llado, Spain
15:08 – 15:16

Sedation in endoscopy is a bad quality indicator
Speaker: Matthew Rutter, United Kingdom
15:16 – 15:24

How to train young endoscopists?
Speaker: Tomas Hucl, Czech Republic
15:24 – 15:32

NAPS: Which training is necessary?
Speaker: Ulrike Beilenhoff, Germany
15:32 – 15:40

Just cleaning? Training for endoscope reprocessing
Speaker: Ulrike Beilenhoff, Germany
15:40 – 15:48

Outbreak management in the endoscopy unit
Speaker: Ulrike Beilenhoff, Germany
15:48 – 15:55

Quality items for endoscopy services
Speaker: Roland Valori, United Kingdom
15:55 – 16:02

How to manage waiting lists?
Speaker: Roland Valori, United Kingdom
16:02 – 16:09

How to select endoscopists for advanced endoscopy?
Speaker: Peter D. Siersema, Netherlands
16:09 – 16:16

How to work cost-effectively in the endoscopy unit?
Speaker: Peter D. Siersema, Netherlands
16:16 – 16:23

How to organize a 24 hours service in endoscopy?
Speaker: Søren Meisner, Denmark
16:23 – 16:30

ESGENA – ESGE Joint session:
Team Approach
Friday       April 5, 2019
17:00 - 18:30
Chairmen :     Marjon de Pater, NL
               Ulrike Beilenhoff, Germany
               Thierry Ponchon, France
               Mario Ribeiro , Portugal

DEBATE 1: Assistance
  • Who is doing what ? The nurse or the endoscopist ?
  • Patient preparation, Polypectomy, EMR, ESD, guide wire manipulation, stent release, PEG
     insertion, discharge, etc.

DEBATE 2 : Emergency
   • Do we need and how to organise a 24 hours service in endoscopy ?
   • Where should emergency procedures been performed ?
   • How to organize emergencies for ERCP ?

DEBATE 3: Education
   • Should the endoscopy nurses and the endoscopist be sub-specialized?

DEBATE 4 Outbreak management
   • who is responsible ? who is in charge ?

DEBATE 5 Advanced roles for nurses
   • Sedation, functional tests, capsule reading, patient information, bowel cleansing, nurse
     endoscopists, etc.

ESGENA Spring School 1:
Patient care in Endoscopy –- an opportunity to reflect and learn
from others´ experiences – supporting improved patient care
Saturday    April 6, 2019
08:30 – 10:30
Chair:          Irene Dunkley, United Kingdom
                Marjon de Pater, The Netherlands

Learning from real scenarios brings home the lessons we can learn from practice, reflecting on these
accounts brings home the challenges of deliverying care in the ever-evolving endoscopy specialty.
Various solutions can be discussed in small groups or in plenary raising controversial and challenging
situations. Collegial and supportive discussion is an integral part of this session.
The session addresses the following areas:
    • Patient care in endoscopy – Focus on quality and safety
    • Keep cool in Emergency situations in Endoscopy
    • Proper reaction – Prevention of adverse events and complications
    • Sleep well and safely - questions about sedation and patient monitoring
    • From novice to expert – education and training in Endoscopy
    • Management of units – skill mix, responsibilities and resources

ESGENA Spring School 2:
Nurses´ role in therapeutic Endoscopy
Saturday    April 6, 2019
11:00-13:00
Chair:          Siiri Maasen, Estonia
                Anita Jorgensen, Norway

Correct preparation for colonoscopy – prerequisites for an efficient colonoscopy
11.00-11.20

Painless colonoscopy – Equipment, endoscopy technique, patient care and sedation
11.20-11.40

Hemostasis – Keep cool
11.40-12.00

Complications in PEG - burried bumper. leaks, bockages & Co
12:00-12:20

Pseudo-cyste drainages – different approaches
12.20-12.40

ERCP – the nurses role is the key
12.40 -13.00

ESGENA Spring School 3:
Advanced roles – different opportunities all over Europe
Saturday    April 6, 2019
14:30-16:00
Chair:          Irene Dunkley United Kingdom
                Wendy Waagenes, Denmark

Clinical Nurse specialist – Mini doctor or maxi- nurse?
14.30-14.50

PEG – percutaneous puncture by nurses – a national training module with bio simulators
14.50-15.10

Nurse Endoscopist EUS practice –an innovative service - the impact on services and patient
care.
15.10-15.30

Nurse Endoscopists –Experiences from different European Countries
A round table discuss the following aspects
    • Training and education
    • legal requirements and frameworks
    • daily routine
    • Limitations and resources
15.30-16.00