Ambulatory Pathway for Epistaxis patients managed with nasal packing in Aberdeen Royal Infirmary: A Quality Improvement Project

Praveen Devarajan; Gamaliel  Aremu; Charlotte  Haverman; Peter  Awupiri; Fergus Cooper; Jamie Cooper

Ambulatory Pathway for Epistaxis patients managed with nasal packing in Aberdeen Royal Infirmary: A Quality Improvement Project

Praveen Devarajan
, Gamaliel Aremu
, Charlotte Haverman
, Peter Awupiri
, Fergus Cooper
, Jamie Cooper

Aberdeen Royal Infirmary

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Abstract

Ambulatory management of patients with nasal packing is feasible and safe in our setting. This has now been adopted as standard practice with ongoing review to ensure safety and patient acceptability.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 28 Apr 2026
Event	Royal College of Emergency Medicine Annual Conference 2026 - ICC Birmingham, Birmingham, United Kingdom Duration: 28 Apr 2026 → 30 Apr 2026

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Conference	Royal College of Emergency Medicine Annual Conference 2026
Abbreviated title	RCEM 2026
Country/Territory	United Kingdom
City	Birmingham
Period	28/04/26 → 30/04/26

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Ambulatory Pathway for Epistaxis patients managed with nasal packing in Aberdeen Royal Infirmary: A Quality Improvement Project. / Devarajan, Praveen; Aremu, Gamaliel ; Haverman, Charlotte et al.
2026. Poster session presented at Royal College of Emergency Medicine Annual Conference 2026, Birmingham, United Kingdom.

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