Session 1: Managing the Frail Patient

09.00 The Frail Patient

  Professor Graham Stokes, Clinical Psychologist,  Director of Dementia Care Services at HC-One and Honorary Visiting Professor of Person-Centred Dementia Care at the University of Bradford

09.30  Challenges for POAC – assessing and reducing the risk

  Mark Eveleigh, Consultant in Anaesthesia, Gloucestershire NHS Trust  

10.00  Management of Patients in Hospital and Linking with the Community

Steve Shelley-King, Consultant Nurse, Dementia Services, Gloucestershire Health and Care NHS Foundation Trust and 

   Asma Pandor, Admiral Nurse Dementia Care, Gloucestershire Health and Care NHS Foundation Trust

10.30 Q&A to panel: To help understand the conditions and approach management

10.45 Break: Exhibition, Posters and Refreshments in the Main Hall

Venue: Main Hall

Session 2: Complex UTIs

11.15  UTI and the importance of Hydration

  Philippa Moore, Consultant Medical Microbiologist, Specialty Director of Pathology Gloucestershire Health and Care NHS Foundation Trust, Director of Infection Prevention and Control of 2gether NHSFT 

11.40 Preventing and managing urinary tract infections: Exploring interventions and strategies

Eirwen Slides, Research Project Support Officer, UK Health Security Agency    

  UTI diagnostic quick reference tool – updates to national guidance

   Emily Cooper, Research Programme Manager, UK Health Security Agency 

  12.10  Recurrent UTI in the South West - what do we do next? 

   Elizabeth Beech, NHS England SouthWest Regional Antimicrobial Stewardship Lead and 

  Tom Lewis, Consultant Microbiologist, Royal Devon University Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust

Venue: Drawing Room

Abstract Presentations Session 1: 

11.15 O1 WHAT WOMEN WANT. PLASTIC WASTE, THE ENVIRONMENT AND TOPICAL OESTROGEN APPLICATORS

A. S. Da Silva, King's College Hospital, UK

11.25 O2 A REAL WORLD EVALUATION TO ASSESS THE BURDEN OF CHRONIC COUGH IN WOMEN WITH URODYNAMIC STRESS INCONTINENCE (USI)

A.Rantell, King's College Hospital, London, UK

11.35 O3 EXPLORING THE IMPACT OF INTERMITTENT CATHETERISATION ON URETHRAL MICROTRAUMA USING AN EX VIVO PORCINE MODEL

J. Burns, Queen's University Belfast, UK

11.45 O4 THE PSYCHOLOGICAL BURDEN IN UROGYNAECOLOGY

R. Mohamed-Ahmed, King’s College Hospital, London, UK

11.55 O5 UNDERREPORTING OF OLDER WOMEN'S URINARY CONTINENCE DURING HOSPITAL ADMISSION: WARD NURSES MISCONCEPTIONS, LACK OF KNOWLEDGE AND LIMITED CONTINENCE TRAINING

I.McMillan, The University of Salford, Manchester, UK

12.05 O6 COITAL INCONTINENCE AND IMPACT ON QUALITY OF LIFE: A MULTI CENTRE STUDY

R. Athey, Sheffield Teaching Hospitals, UK

12.15 O7 PATIENT REPORTED OUTCOMES AND QUALITY OF LIFE IN PATIENTS WHO HAVE UNDERGONE MESH REMOVAL – DO CLINICAL OUTCOMES CORRELATE WITH PATIENT SATISFACTION?

A.Pati-Alam, University College Hospitals NHS Trust, UK

12.25 OP1 A SERVICE EVALUATION OF PATIENT SATISFACTION IN A TERTIARY UK MESH CENTRE

K. McCallin, Sheffield Teaching Hospitals, UK

12.30 OP2 LONG-TERM SUBJECTIVE PATIENT OUTCOMES AND SATISFACTION WITH AUTOLOGOUS FASCIAL SLING (AFS)FOR STRESS URINARY INCONTINENCE (SUI) AT A SINGLE TERTIARY CENTRE

H. Farquhar, University of Dundee, UK

12.35 OP3 BASELINE CHARACTERISTICS AND QUALITY OF LIFE (QoL) OF THE INITIAL COHORT OF PATIENTS PRESENTING IN A NEWLY ESTABLISHED MESH CENTRE

K. Kapriniotis, University College London Hospital, UK

12.45  Lunch: Exhibition, Posters and Refreshments in the Main Hall

14.00 

Linda Cardozo Memorial Lecture

Introduction by Dudley Robinson, Consultant Surgeon in Urogynaecology and Gynaecology at King's College Hospital, London

Lecturer: Philip Toozs-Hobson, Consultant Urogynaecologist and Director of Urogynaecology and pelvic floor medicine at the Birmingham Women's Hospital.

    

Venue: Main Hall

Session 3a: Oral Abstract Session

14.15 O8 DEEPUTI: A NOVEL DEEP LEARNING MODEL PERFORMS AS WELL AS EXPERIENCED MICROSCOPISTS AT DETECTING MARKERS OF URINE INFECTION

N. S. Liou,  Bladder Infection and Immunity Group (BIIG), London, UK

14.25 O9 CIRCULATING NEUTROPHILS FROM PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC URINARY TRACT INFECTION SHOW AN ALTERED IMMUNE RESPONSE TOWARDS BACTERIAL STIMULATION

C. C. Y. Chieng, A. S. Khoru Azamira, N. Liou, Q. Kong, R. Khasriya, H. Horsley,  University College London, London, UK

14.35 O10 A HOST IMMUNE-CENTRED APPROACH TO UNCOVERING CAUSATION IN CHRONIC UTI

Q. Kong, UCL, UK

14.45 O11 DOES AN ENHANCED URINE CULTURE ALTER THE OUTCOME IN FEMALE PATIENTS WITH RECURRENT URINARY TRACT INFECTIONS? - THE SWANSEA EXPERIENCE

F. G. Muriithi, Singleton Hospital, Swansea, UK

15.00 O12 VIDEO URODYNAMICS IN FEMALE PATIENTS WITH RECURRENT URINARY TRACT INFECTIONS

A.S. Da Silva, King's College Hospital, London UK

15.10 O13 NON-ANTIBIOTIC PRODUCTS TO PREVENT AND TREAT URINARY TRACT INFECTIONS (NURTURE STUDY)

S. Leitch, NHS Lothian, UK

Venue: Drawing Room

Session 3b: Oral Abstract Session

14.15 O14 FACTORS PREDICTING THE RISKS OF POST-OPERATIVE ADVERSE OUTCOME AFTER LAPAROSCOPIC AND OPEN COLPOSUSPENSION

A.C. C. Tan, P. Latthe, Birmingham Women's Hospital, UK

14.25 O15 IS ANTIBIOTIC PROPHYLAXIS NECESSARY FOR INTRAVESICAL INJECTION OF BOTULINUM TOXIN IN WOMEN WITH DETRUSOR OVERACTIVITY?

J. L. Lee, Gloucestershire Royal Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, UK

14.35 O16 THE IMPACT OF DIFFERENT STRESS URINARY INCONTINENCE SURGERIES ON FEMALE SEXUAL FUNCTION; A COMPARISON OF TENSION-FREE VAGINAL TAPE (TVT), COLPOSUSPENSION AND AUTOLOGOUS FASCIAL SLING

R. Bugeja, Sheffield Teaching Hospitals, UK

14.45 O17 THE C-POP STUDY: A MULTI METHOD STUDY TO EXPLORE THE ACCEPTABILITY AND FEASIBILITY OF A FUTURE TRIAL COMPARING COLPOCLEISIS WITH SACROSPINOUS FIXATION FOR TREATMENT OF APICAL PELVIC ORGAN PROLAPSE

L. Jones, University of Birmingham, UK

15.00 O18 AUSTRALIAN PESSARY MANAGEMENT PRACTICES FOR PELVIC ORGAN PROLAPSE: A CROSS-SECTIONAL STUDY

M. J. Harris, Curtin University, Australia

15.10 OP4 DOES OBESITY CAUSE RECURRENT URINARY TRACT INFECTIONS- A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW

P. Toozs-Hobson, Birmingham Women’s Foundation NHS Trust, UK

15.15 OP5 GOLD STANDARD CATHETER CARE FOR CARE HOMES

L. Macleod-Downes, Gloucestershire Integrated Care Board, UK

15.15 Break: Exhibition, Posters and Refreshments

Session 4: Obstructive Defaecation and Functional Bowel Disorder

15.45  Obstructive Defaecation

  Damian Glancy, Colorectal Consultant, Gloucestershire Health and Care NHS Foundation Trust

16.15 Refractory IBS

    Alexandra Di Mambro, Gloucestershire Health and Care NHS Foundation Trust

Abstract Session 3: Urology

15.45 O19 THE IMPORTANCE OF OUTLET RESISTANCE IN MEN WITH ACONTRACTILE DETRUSOR

I. Fernandes, University College London Hospital, UK

15.55 O20 DAY-CASE ARTIFICIAL URINARY SPHINCTER IMPLANTATION FOR POST- PROSTATECTOMY INCONTINENCE: A PROSPECTIVE PILOT STUDY

K. Kapriniotis, University College London Hospital, UK

16.05 O21 KETAMINE CYSTITIS: PRESENTATION AND UROLOGICAL MANAGEMENT IN A MULTIDISCIPLINARY KETAMINE CLINIC

C. M. Hughes, Norfolk & Norwich University Hospital, UK

16.15 O22 QUALITY OF LIFE OUTCOMES FOR PENILE PROSTHESIS INSERTION POST PRIAPISM - SATISFACTION GUARANTEED?

I.Dighero, University College London Hospital, UK

16.25 O23 RADIOTHERAPY IN MEN WITH POST PROSTATECOMY INCONTINENCE - BEFORE OF AFTER ARTIFICIAL URINARY SPHINCTER INSERTION?

B. Toia, University College London Hospital, UK

16.35 OP6 AUDIT OF PTNS SERVICES IN A TERTIARY CENTRE

C. Chilaka, Birmingham Women's Hospital, UK

16.40 OP7 POST OPERATIVE OUTCOMES IN NEOBLADDER VAGINAL FISTULA REPAIRS; A CASE SERIES

I.Fernandes, University College Hospital London, UK

16.45  Continence through the ages – Quiz

17.15 Close

17.15  UKCS Annual General Meeting