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Modular news

The first module (Principles and Practice) ran sucessfully in early December with very positive feedback from the participants, who were mainly from the acute care sector. Thank you to all who contributed to the teaching, workshops and demonstrations! This module will run twice in 2015 and the dates will be posted soon.

We hope that members of the community based workforce will also be able to access the modules when study leave is decided in the Spring.

The Debriefing and Feedback module commences in 2015 on January 19/20/21st, with a further date on March 12th for presentations of work based projects.

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ASPiH 2014 (Nottingham)

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ASPiH 2014 (Nottingham)

Simulation activity across the hub was represented by following oral presentations at ASPiH this year, focussing upon “Changing Behaviours”;

  • Chris Bruce provided a synopsis of work completed so far by the QWRP team, ‘Using simulation to deliver an educational programme promoting multiprofessional team working’.
  • Martin Parry presented his Masters dissertation on ‘ Promoting exploratory discourse within post-simulation debriefs’ with its wider application to all forms of simulation
  • Rob Galloway (presented by E Stewart-Parker), ‘Developing non-technical skills through patient simulation; designing a cousre to improve patient safety’.
  • Amit Mishra presented ‘The Kent, Surrey and Sussex Children’s collaboration project’

Posters wthout presentations:

Natalie Farmer (BSMS student) and Rosie Pawley, ‘A service evaluation of simulation training in postgraduate and undergraudate medical education’.

Kevin Barrett, ‘Simulation in multidisciplinary environments: developments in clinical education’.

Good News!

20 places on the first two modules will be commisioned through a grant from Health Education KSS to Brighton and Sussex Medical School-book your place now by apply through the link for single modules in the applications section.