Only 29% of the elderly population studied had a previous psychiatric diagnosis, so the detection of mental problems in old age is low in Primary Care. When Family Doctors are trained in psychogeriatric screening instruments, detection and sensitivity in the recognition of these important health problems increases. Greater training in psychogeriatric assessment is required in Primary Care.

Authorship and collaboration Key questions Levels of evidence and recommendation grades Recommendations of the CPG 1. Introduction 2. Scope and objetives 3. Methodology 4. Preoperative measures 4.1. Information for patients 4.2. Nutritional screening 4.3. Carbohydrate drinks 4.4. Anaesthetic premedication 5. Intraoperative measures 5.1. ERAS and laparoscopic surgery 6. Perioperative measures 6.1. Fluid therapy 6.2. Analgesia 7. Postoperative measures 7.1. Early reinitiation of oral feeding 7.2. Early mobilization 8. Difusion and implementation 9. Lines of future investigation Annexes: Annex 1. Information for patients. Perioperative

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