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................................................................. 11  \nAmbulatory ward-no dedicated theatres.......................................................................................... 11  \nOrganisational aspects .......................................................................................................................... 13  \nClinical Lead ................................................................................................................................... 13  \nNursing Lead .................................................................................................................................. 13  \nOperational Group ........................................................................................................................ 13  \nPre-operative assessment ..................................................................................................................... 14  \nSocial ................................................................................................................................................. 15  \nMedical .............................................................................................................................................. 15  \nAge ................................................................................................................................................. 15  \nBlood Pressure............................................................................................................................... 15  \nBody Mass Index (BMI) .................................................................................................................. 16  \nSleep Apnoea................................................................................................................................. 16  \nDiabetes Mellitus........................................................................................................................... 16  \nPatient information ............................................................................................................................... 18  \nProcedures suitable for ambulatory surgery......................................................................................... 19  \nDay of admission ................................................................................................................................... 20  \nPerioperative Management .............................................................................................................. 20  \nPain control ................................................................................................................................... 20  \nInfiltration anaesthesia 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