Join us in person for this Joint East of England BAPEN and ANNet Regional Meeting

We look forward to welcoming you to our first Joint East of England BAPEN and ANNet meeting. Registration is free!

It will be a fantastic opportunity to expand your clinical nutrition knowledge as well as network with fellow nutrition HCPs in the East of England. We will be talking about micronutrients and when to test/how to replace, nutritional assessment in different clinical scenarios. We will also be giving an update on the CamCIRT intestinal rehabilitation service, including Type 2 IF surgical outcomes and multivisceral transplant. We hope to encourage collaborative network studies and look forward to discussing ideas which will standardise and improve patient care in the East of England.

This will be a joint East of England BAPEN meeting and we will highlight important abstracts and learning points from the Annual BAPEN Conference, held the week before in Bournemouth.

Dr Charlotte Rutter (BAPEN Secretary and CamCIRT Clinical Lead)

Dr Pinal Patel (EoE BAPEN representative and CamCIRT specialist dietitian)

Emma McKenzie (CamCIRT specialist dietitian)

Draft Agenda below

09.30-10.00

Arrival and Coffee

10.00-10.15

Welcome, East of England service update, Introduction to BAPEN

Dr Charlotte Rutter - Cambridge Centre for Intestinal Rehabilitation and Transplant (CamCIRT) & BAPEN Secretary

10.15-10.30

Micronutrients: Measurement and Pathology

TBC CUH Chemical Pathology

10.30-11.15

Micronutrients: Case Studies

a) Post-Bariatric Surgery

b) Deficiencies in liver patient

c) Night Blindness

TBC – specialist dietitians

11.15-11.35

Micronutrient: Pharmacy Administration for oral, EN and PN

Gastroenterology/IF Pharmacist

11.35-11.50

Coffee

11.50-12.10

Regional Project ideas

a) Type 1 PN activity

b) Proposal for regional complex case education

Dr Charlotte Rutter and Dr Pinal Patel

12.10-12.30

BAPEN Conference 2026 update

BAPEN conference attendee

12.30-13.30

Lunch, Networking & sponsor stands

13.30-14.00

Patient experience PN, HPN and Transplant story

CamCIRT patient

14.00-14.20

Type 2 Surgical outcomes and pearls of wisdom

CamCIRT IF surgeon

14.20-15.15

Beyond the scale: Fluid overload, Amputations and Alternative Tools

CUH Dietitians

15.15-15.30

Multivisceral Transplant Update & Close

Dr Charlotte Rutter - Cambridge Centre for Intestinal Rehabilitation and Transplant (CamCIRT)

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