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Implementing prehabilitation within an ERAS® pathway
Challenges, lessons learned, and outcomes in pancreatic surgery
What is this webinar about?
A surgeon, two ERAS® nurse coordinators and an adapted physical activity specialist on how they built prehabilitation into their ERAS® pathway.
Speakers from Besançon University Hospital, a high-volume pancreatic surgery center, share how it works in practice and what they have learned since prehabilitation became part of their pancreatic surgery pathway.
Date and time
November 26, 2026
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Language: English
Duration: 45 minutes + 15 minutes Q&A
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What will you learn?
- How the team assesses and selects patients for prehabilitation
- How physical prehabilitation is delivered before pancreatic surgery: protocol, limits and results
- The organizational and clinical barriers in a high-volume center, and how the team handled them
- How Besançon uses the ERAS® Interactive Audit System (EIAS) to follow compliance and outcomes in its prehabilitation program
Meet the speakers
Prof. Alexandre Doussot
Professor of Surgery and Hepatopancreatobiliary Surgeon, Besançon University Hospital
HPB surgeon at Besançon University Hospital since 2019 and full professor of surgery at Université Marie et Louis Pasteur since 2024. Trained as an HPB fellow at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, New York, and Henri Mondor Hospital, Paris. His research focuses on improving outcomes in biliary tract and pancreatic cancer surgery, including fluorescence-guided surgery and prehabilitation.
Sandrine Bourgeois
ERAS® Nurse Coordinator, Besançon University Hospital
Registered nurse since 2000, with 20 years in surgical oncology and liver transplantation at Besançon. ERAS® Coordinator since 2017, leading implementation across colorectal, hepatic, bariatric and pancreatic surgery. Trained in Therapeutic Patient Education and has presented at two ERAS® World Congresses.
Elise Sennegon
ERAS® Nurse Coordinator, Besançon University Hospital
Working in surgical care since 2010 and a registered nurse since 2019, when she joined the ERAS® team in digestive surgery, oncology and liver transplantation. She splits her time equally between ERAS® coordination and clinical practice, building a network of partners across the hospital.
Vincent Binetruy
Adapted Physical Activity Specialist, Besançon University Hospital
Holds a Master’s in Sport, Performance, Adapted Physical Activity and Health, and a University Diploma in Adapted Physical Activity, Nutrition and Cancer. Has worked across rehabilitation and hospital settings. Since joining the ERAS® team in 2022, he has focused on prehabilitation, designing individualized preoperative exercise programs.
Who should attend?
- Surgeons
- Anesthetists
- Perioperative nurses and ERAS® coordinators
- Physiotherapists and adapted physical activity specialists
- Dietitians
- Anyone involved in perioperative pathway design for pancreatic surgery
Register for the prehabilitation webinar
November 26, 2026. Your registration includes access to the recording.