EP-192 The effect of surgical case-based discussions in confidence levels in surgical intravenous fluid prescribing

Abstract Aims Methods FY1 doctors were surveyed throughout July 2021 and December across two sites. Eight questions used Likert scales (1 to 5: not at all confident very confident) assess surgical IV fluid prescribing. Data was initially inputted using Google Docs analysed in Microsoft Excel. Results 44 completed the initial questionnaire. 19 questionnaire post rotation. (8 attended teaching 11 did not.) Confidence levels intravenous (IV) prescribing greater who had received CBD 7 of 8 than those not. similar between or diagnosing a chest infection (as opposed overload). Conclusions mostly higher teaching. Further research is required for use its potential improve doctor education.