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SIMULATION COURSE PROGRAMME 2016
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Foundation Training 3IMPACT - Ill Medical Patients’ Acute Care and Treatment 4ROBuST - RCOG Operative Birth Simulation Training 5Physiotherapy on call 6Trauma Team Member Courses (TTM) 7Toxicology 8Acute Paediatric Trauma (APT) 9ST3 Part Task Training and Communication Skills in Paediatrics
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Human Factors in Urgent Care 11Human Factors in Virtual Endoscopy (HiFIVE) 12Simulation Training in Gastroenterology (STIG) 13Screen Based Endoscopy Technical Skills (SETS) 14Train the Trainers – Faculty Development for Simulation (funded)
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Train the Trainers – Faculty Development for Simulation (unfunded)
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Clinical Reasoning for Complex Patients in the Community 17Regional Geriatric Training for SpR’s 18Ortho-Geriatric – a Patients Journey 19End of Life Care 20Core Medical Training – Full Immersion Simulation (CMT) 21Core Medical Training – Clinical Skills (CMT) 22Confused Older Person 23Anaesthetic Critical Incident Course (ACI) 24Obstetric Anaesthetic Training in the Simulator (OATS) 25Difficult Airway Management – Information and Techniques (DAMIT)
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Foundation Training
Duration – 1 day
Who is it for – Foundation Trainees and newly qualified Staff Nurses
Aims:
Develop skills to improve patient safety Understand more about clinical decision making Develop greater understanding of IP team working, communication,
and awareness of each other’s roles Enhance patient assessment skills Recognise and treat an acutely ill patient
Venue:
Homerton Simulation Centre
Dates:
• 12th September 2016
• 23rd September 2016
• 26th September 2016
• 30th September 2016
• 3rd October 2016
• 4th October 2016
• 10th October 2016
• 11th October 2016
• 17th October 2016
• 18th October 2016
Cost: Fully FundedContact: [email protected]
Homerton Foundation Doctors will allocated to a course please see your programme information or contact [email protected]
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IMPACT - Ill Medical Patients’ Acute Care and Treatment
Who is it for:
IMPACT is designed for CT1/2 level trainees in acute medicine, general internal medicine and acute care common stem programmes. It has been widespreadly used for foundation doctor training. We hope to tailor the IMPACT course more to the needs of CT1/2 doctors and an extensive revision of the course is taking place.
Duration – 2 days
IMPACT is a 2-day course aimed primarily at CMT’s and ACCS trainees. FY2 doctors can also apply but must have 8 months experience in an acute medical specialty.IMPACT focuses on the recognition and management of the sick medical patient and consists of several lectures relevant to Acute Medicine, workshops (such as ECG, CXR, ABG interpretation), practical skill stations (eg USS-guided CVC line insertion on a model, intercostal drain insertion on a sheep torso etc) and clinical scenarios involving actors. There will be an assessment on the afternoon of day 2.
Places will be allocated on a first-come, first-serve basis.
Venue:
Homerton Simulation Centre
Dates:
14th /15th September 2015
Cost:
The course fee will be £350 for internal and £450 for external candidates. The fee includes a course dinner for faculty members and candidates at a local restaurant in Hackney as well as lunch and coffee/ tea on both days. Please be aware if you don’t give a week’s notice of cancellation you will be invoiced for £100 administration costs.
The Course Director is Dr Stefanie Robert, Consultant in Intensive Care and Acute Medicine.
Contact: [email protected]
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ROBuST - RCOG Operative Birth Simulation Training
AIM
The aim of the course is to provide instruction and hands-on practice
in all methods of operative vaginal birth (both non-rotational and
rotational) to facilitate the achievement of the OSAT competencies
on the RCOG training matrix. Techniques for performing a caesarean
section at full dilatation are also covered. The course consists of short
lectures, hands-on workshops and small group discussions on teamwork
and communication.
Duration: 1 day
Venue:
Homerton Simulation Centre
Dates:
18th September 2015
20th November 2015
29th January 2016
20th May 2016
8th July 2016
Cost:
Fully Funded
Please be aware if you don’t give a week’s notice of cancellation you will be invoiced for £100 administration costs.
Contact: [email protected]
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Physiotherapy on call
Duration:
1 day
Who is it for – junior physiotherapists about to commence on-call rotas
Aims:
Chest physiotherapy review on day one after surgery Nutrition: early dietician/surgical review with early enteral feeding
whenever possible Analgesia: early review by acute pain team Continued antibiotic therapy where indicated with microbiology review Prophylaxis for postoperative nausea and vomiting Venous thromboembolism prophylaxis Maintain normothermia Active glucose management Daily haematology and biochemistry until mortality risk is low (senior
opinion) Critical Care Outreach review when on ward with appropriate escalation
defined by use of Early Warning Scores
Venue:
Homerton Simulation Centre
Dates:
16th November 2015
18th January 2016
14th March 2016
9th May 2016
4th July 2016
Cost: Fully Funded
Please be aware if you don’t give a week’s notice of cancellation you will be invoiced for £100 administration costs.
Contact: [email protected] or [email protected]
Trauma Team Member Courses (TTM)
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Duration – 1 day
Who is it for – Emergency and Acute Care staff/ODP’s – Multi-professional
Aims:
• Contemporary trauma care in the UK• TTM development & course aims• Personal development pathway• What’s expected of you during TTM• The future of trauma education in London
Venue:
Homerton Simulation Centre
Dates:
21st April 2016
10th May 2016
Cost: Fully Funded
Please be aware if you don’t give a week’s notice of cancellation you will be invoiced for £100 administration costs.
Contact: [email protected]
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Toxicology
Duration – 1 day
Who is it for – Emergency and Acute Care staff/ODP’s – Multi-professional
Aims:
Know the important signs, symptoms and tests in order to establish a diagnosis: covered in all scenarios
Know the pharmacology and management of poisoning of certain substances: Beta blockers, Ca channel blockers, amitriptyline, amphetamine covered
Understand the role of antidotes: bicarbonate covered in amitriptyline OD
Recognise the importance of toxbase: covered in all scenarios
Venue:
Homerton Simulation Centre
Dates:
1st July 2016
Cost: Fully Funded
Please be aware if you don’t give a week’s notice of cancellation you will be invoiced for £100 administration costs.
Contact: [email protected]
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Acute Paediatric Trauma (APT)
Duration – 1 day
Who is it for – Emergency and Acute Care staff/ODP’s/Paediatric staff – Multi-professional
Aims:
Consider your approach to the paediatric trauma patient Examine the benefits of shared, informed decision making, including
communication with the Major Trauma Centre; Explore and interact with the patient to apply clinical knowledge and
non-technical skills (CRM) Improve your clinical decision making skills and application of
knowledge Develop an awareness of the problems associated with patient transfer
to another facility; Understand the implications for patients’, their families and healthcare
professionals when making decisions regarding management and transfer of patients.
Venue:
Homerton Simulation Centre
Dates:
15th October 2015
25th February 2016
Cost: Fully Funded
Please be aware if you don’t give a week’s notice of cancellation you will be invoiced for £100 administration costs.
Contact: [email protected]
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ST3 Part Task Training and Communication Skills in Paediatrics
Duration – 1 day
Who is it for – ST3 Paediatricians
Aims:
Communication Counselling of parents Transfer of sick baby SUDI NAI
Part Task Airway IO placement Chest Drain Lumbar Puncture PICC lines
Venue:
Homerton Simulation Centre
Dates:
19th May 2016
30th June 2016
15th July 2016
Cost: Fully Funded
Please be aware if you don’t give a week’s notice of cancellation you will be invoiced for £100 administration costs.
Contact: [email protected]
Challenging Situations in Acute and Emergency Care
Duration – 1 day
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Who is it for – Emergency and Acute Care staff – Multi-professional
Aims:
Full immersion simulation sessions covering
Team work in the Critically Ill Patient Team work in the critically Ill Child Rapid Sequence Induction in the ED (including can’t intubate, can’t
ventilate) Transferring Critically Ill Patients within the hospital and to tertiary
centres. Respiratory depression secondary to sedation Crisis resource management in a busy ED.
Training in patient advocacy/centredness and enhanced communication skills (role play/actors) covering
Breaking difficult/bad news to a patient and/or family who has been brought in deceased, or has died/is dying in the department
Dealing with an aggressive patient Dealing with difficult colleagues/outside agencies Dealing with a complaint Debriefing staff after a difficult/failed resuscitation
Venue:
Homerton Simulation Centre
Dates:
21st October 2016
Cost: Fully Funded
Please be aware if you don’t give a week’s notice of cancellation you will be invoiced for £100 administration costs.
Contact: [email protected]
Human Factors in Virtual Endoscopy (HiFIVE)
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Duration – 1 day
Who is it for – Endoscopy and Gastroenterology staff/ODP’s– Multi-professional
Aims:
• immediate and subsequent management of endoscopic complications including transfer of care (e.g. to ITU or theatres)
• communication • clinical decision making • medical leadership competencies • multidisciplinary team working• Develop an awareness of the dilemmas faced by healthcare
professionals when acting as an advocate • Understand the implications for patients’, their families and healthcare
professionals when breaking bad news and/or making difficult decisions
Venue:
Homerton Simulation Centre
Dates:
1st February 2016
Cost: Fully Funded
Please be aware if you don’t give a week’s notice of cancellation you will be invoiced for £100 administration costs.
Contact: [email protected]
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Simulation Training in Gastroenterology (STIG)
Duration – 1 day
Who is it for – Endoscopy and Gastroenterology staff/ODP’s– Multi-professional
Aims:
Consider ways that you may meet patient and family needs and preferences;
Examine the benefits of shared, informed decision making; Explore and interact with the patient to apply clinical knowledge and
non-technical skills (CRM) Improve your clinical decision making skills and application of
knowledge Develop an awareness of the dilemmas faced by Healthcare
Professionals when acting as an advocate; Understand the implications for patients’, their families and healthcare
professionals when making difficult decisions.
Venue:
Homerton Simulation Centre
Dates:
4th December 2015
Cost: Fully Funded
Please be aware if you don’t give a week’s notice of cancellation you will be invoiced for £100 administration costs.
Contact: [email protected]
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Screen Based Endoscopy Technical Skills (SETS)
Duration – 1 day
Who is it for – Endoscopy and Gastroenterology staff/ODP’s– Multi-professional
Aims:
To introduce the basic functions and operation of the endoscope To provide hands-on experience of a range of standard endoscopic
manoeuvres (upper and lower GI endoscopy) To outline JAG guidance on Endoscopy Training in the UK To improve patient safety by cultivating a knowledgeable and skilled
workforce.
Venue:
Homerton Simulation Centre
Dates:
16th October 2015
11th December 2015
19th February 2016
8th April 2016
Cost: £250.00 unless you are a NE/NC Deanery Registrar
Please be aware if you don’t give a week’s notice of cancellation you will be invoiced for £100 administration costs.
Contact: [email protected]
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Train the Trainers – Faculty Development for Simulation
Duration – 1 day
Who is it for – All staff– Multi-professional
Aims:
To enable participants to develop, run and debrief simulation based courses for management of the acutely ill patient, addressing the issues surrounding Crisis Resource Management (CRM) in different environments
This will include a follow up day (by arrangement) to consolidate de-briefing techniques
Venue:
Homerton Simulation Centre
Dates:
17th September 2015
Cost: Fully Funded
Please be aware if you don’t give a week’s notice of cancellation you will be invoiced for £100 administration costs.
Contact: [email protected]
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Train the Trainers – Faculty Development for Simulation
Duration – 1 day
Who is it for – All staff– Multi-professional
Aims:
To enable participants to develop, run and debrief simulation based courses for management of the acutely ill patient, addressing the issues surrounding Crisis Resource Management (CRM) in different environments
This will include a follow up day (by arrangement) to consolidate de-briefing techniques
Venue:
Homerton Simulation Centre
Dates:
1st October 2015
29th October 2015
19th November 2015
4th February 2016
28th April 2016
2nd June 2016
Cost: These course are not funded by UCLP this year and will cost £100Contact: [email protected]
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Clinical Reasoning for Complex Patients in the Community
Duration – 1 day
Who is it for –
A course for staff of all professions working with complex patients in the community.
Venue:
Homerton Simulation Centre
Dates:
4th March 2016
Please be aware if you don’t give a week’s notice of cancellation you will be invoiced for £100 administration costs.
Contact: [email protected]
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Regional Geriatric Training Days
Duration – 1 day
Who is it for – Higher Trainees/Nurses/OT’s/Physios/Social Workers– Multi-professional
Aims:
Consider ways that you may meet patient and family needs and preferences;
Examine the benefits of shared, informed decision making; Explore and interact with the patient to apply clinical knowledge and
non-technical skills (CRM) Improve your clinical decision making skills and application of
knowledge Develop an awareness of the dilemmas faced by Healthcare
Professionals when acting as an advocate; Understand the implications for patients’, their families and healthcare
professionals when making difficult decisions such as DNR or withdrawal of treatment.
Venue:
Homerton Simulation Centre
Dates:
22nd June 2016
29th June 2016
Cost: Fully Funded
Please be aware if you don’t give a week’s notice of cancellation you will be invoiced for £100 administration costs.
Contact: [email protected]
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Ortho-Geriatric – a Patients Journey
Duration – 1 day
Who is it for – ED/Anaesthetic/Geriatric trainees/Nurses/OT’s/Physios/Social Workers– Multi-professional
Aims:
• Admission of a patient through the Emergency Department with a Fractured neck of Femur
• Sub-acute optimisation for surgery/delay of surgery. Acute medical management & Conflict with Anaesthetic registrar
• Post op Delirium• Post op inpatient fall• Daughter complains post In Patient fall• MDM/ Discharge Planning Meeting
Venue:
Homerton Simulation Centre
Dates:
27th July 2016Cost: Fully Funded
Please be aware if you don’t give a week’s notice of cancellation you will be invoiced for £100 administration costs.
Contact: [email protected]
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End of Life Care
Duration – 1 day
Who is it for – Higher Trainees/Nurses/OT’s/Physios/Social Workers– Multi-professional
Aims:
• Consider ways that you may meet patient and family needs and preferences;
• Examine the benefits of shared, informed decision making and learn about the priority of timing in the context of the patient journey/decline;
• Explore and interact with the patient to apply clinical knowledge and non-technical skills (CRM)
• Improve your clinical decision making skills and application of knowledge
• Develop an awareness of the dilemmas faced by Healthcare Professionals when acting as an advocate;
• Understand the implications for patients’, their families and healthcare professionals when making difficult decisions such as DNR or withdrawal of treatment.
Venue:
Homerton Simulation Centre
Dates:
27th April 2016 (cancelled due to Strike action)
Re-scheduled for TBC
Cost: Fully Funded
Please be aware if you don’t give a week’s notice of cancellation you will be invoiced for £100 administration costs.
Contact: [email protected]
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Core Medical Training – Full Immersion Simulation
Duration – 1 day
Who is it for – Core medical trainees/Nurses/– Multi-professional
Aims:
Information on human factors, and how best to incorporate human factors training;
Communication skills training at senior levels; Inter-professional approaches; Improve inter-professional team working Inter-professional approaches to complex clinical emergencies; Management of rare situations;
Venue:
Homerton Simulation Centre
Dates:
13th April 2016
Cost: Fully Funded
Please be aware if you don’t give a week’s notice of cancellation you will be invoiced for £100 administration costs.
Contact: [email protected]
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Core Medical Training – Clinical Skills
Duration – 1 day
Who is it for – Core medical trainees
Aims:
Formal teaching will be delivered at beginning of morning and afternoon so 3 skills will be delivered am and 3 pm allowing time for individuals to practice
AM DemonstrationStation 1 NIV/TracheostomyStation 2 Central Line Insertion with USS guidanceStation 3 Lumbar Puncture
PM DemonstrationStation 4 Pacing/DCCV/Arterial line insertion Station 5 Chest Drain Insertion with USS guidanceStation 6 Naso-Gastric Tube Insertion
Venue:
Homerton Simulation Centre
Dates:
18th May 2016
Cost: Fully Funded
Please be aware if you don’t give a week’s notice of cancellation you will be invoiced for £100 administration costs.
Contact: [email protected]
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Confused Older Person
Duration – 1 day
Who is it for
Staff caring for confused patients and those with dementia
Course Aim and Objectives
Considering differentials of a confused older patient
Overview of delirium
Assessment of dementia
Familiarization of screening tools for delirium and dementia
Drug treatments for dementia and delirium
Mental capacity Act- assessing capacity- what you need to know and document
Investigating confusion
Strategies to manage a confused older patient
Venue:
Homerton Simulation Centre
Dates:
10th March 2016 (cancelled due to Strike action)
Re-scheduled for TBC
Cost: Fully Funded
Please be aware if you don’t give a week’s notice of cancellation you will be invoiced for £100 administration costs.
Contact: [email protected]
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Anaesthetic Critical Incident Course
Duration – 1 day
Who is it for – Anaesthetists CT1 +
Aims:
• To gain knowledge of the principle causes, detection and management of critical incidents that can occur in theatre
• To be able to recognise critical incidents early and manage them with appropriate supervision
• To learn how to follow through a critical incident with reporting, presentation at audit meetings, and discussions with patients
• To recognise the importance of personal non-technical skills and the use of simulation in reducing the potential harm caused by critical incidents
Venue:
Homerton Simulation Centre
Dates:
12th May 2016
Cost: Fully Funded
Please be aware if you don’t give a week’s notice of cancellation you will be invoiced for £100 administration costs.
Contact: [email protected] and [email protected]
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Obstetric Anaesthetic Training in the Simulator OATS
Duration – 1 day
Who is it for – Anaesthetists CT2 +
Aims:
Consent for epidural Dural Tap APH Eclampsia PE Failed regional High block Obstetric frenzy/failed intubation
Venue:
Homerton Simulation Centre
Dates:
20th April 2016
Cost: Fully Funded
Please be aware if you don’t give a week’s notice of cancellation you will be invoiced for £100 administration costs.
Contact: [email protected] and [email protected]
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Difficult Airway Management – Information and Techniques DAMIT
Duration – 1 day
Who is it for – Anaesthetists ST6
Aims:
Fibreoptic handling techniques Supraglottic airways Rescue techniques Awake FO intubation Video laryngoscopy Extubation Jet ventilation
Venue:
Homerton Simulation Centre
Dates:
23rd June 2016
Cost: Fully Funded
Please be aware if you don’t give a week’s notice of cancellation you will be invoiced for £100 administration costs.
Contact: [email protected] and [email protected]
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