Improving Paediatric Crohn’s Surgery: Insights from Miss Imogen Ludman

 

 Introduction

We are delighted to feature Miss Imogen Ludman, a dedicated junior doctor from Birmingham, known for her commitment to quality improvement and patient-centred care. At the upcoming conference, she will be presenting her insightful audit focused on perioperative care in paediatric Crohn’s disease—an area of growing clinical significance. Her work highlights the importance of guideline adherence to ensure safer, more effective outcomes for young patients undergoing surgery.


Benefits of Attending Her Session

Attendees will gain:

  • Deep insights into NCEPOD guidelines and their role in standardising paediatric perioperative care.

  • Practical understanding of audit methodology and how healthcare teams can identify gaps in clinical practice.

  • Evidence-based strategies to enhance surgical pathways for paediatric patients with Crohn’s disease.

  • Guidance on improving multidisciplinary coordination, documentation, and compliance measures.

  • Inspiration for quality improvement projects, especially for clinicians working with paediatric or gastroenterology cases.

Her presentation is especially beneficial for surgeons, nurses, paediatricians, gastroenterologists, quality officers, and early-career healthcare professionals seeking real-world clinical improvements.

Research Interests of the Speaker

Miss Ludman’s interests include:

  • Paediatric surgery and perioperative optimisation

  • Inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), particularly Crohn’s disease

  • Clinical audits and quality improvement frameworks

  • Enhancing compliance with national guidelines

  • Multidisciplinary team communication and patient safety

Her passion for structured, patient-focused healthcare improvement is evident through her ongoing involvement in audit and clinical governance projects.


Awards, Recognition, and Achievements

Despite being at an early stage of her medical career, Miss Ludman has already received recognition for:

  • Active contributions to quality improvement within her institution

  • Leadership in clinical audit initiatives

  • Consistent involvement in paediatric surgical care improvements

  • Presentation of audit findings at regional and institutional meetings

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Conclusion

Miss Imogen Ludman represents the future of patient-centred clinical practice—where audit, evidence-based guidelines, and multidisciplinary collaboration shape safer and more effective care pathways. Her session promises valuable learning for all attendees committed to improving paediatric surgical outcomes and enhancing compliance with national standards like NCEPOD.

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