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226 posters, 5 topics, 20 sessions, 598 authors, 292 institutions
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14-15 May 2026 | Liverpool Convention Centre

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Quality Improvement
The aim of this audit was to assess the quality of relevant information provided to obstetric patients, evaluating compliance with the standard:
‘Any women with an infant under two years should routinely be asked if they are breastfeeding during their pre-operative assessment’2
This study employed a single-centre prospective notes review of all obstetric anaesthetic charts in a district general hospital.
No anaesthetic charts documented patient breastfeeding status or advice given regarding infant feeding, demonstrating 0% compliance with both the 2020 and the new 2026 guidelines. On survey, only 1/13 (7.7%) of local departmental anaesthetists were familiar with the current AoA guidelines, and 10/13 (77%) stated that they do not ask patients about their intention to breastfeed.