Courses

Nursing Assistant Simulation Day – Recognising the Deteriorating Patient

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Nature of Course: Open to internal attendees

Course Director: Colette Laws-Chapman, Deputy Director for Simulation

Outline:

The Nursing Assistant one-day course is for all Nursing Assistant staff supporting patients across the acute and community care pathways. It offers the chance to practise, in a safe environment, the real-life skills needed to care for patients whom we care for within the Trust settings.

This programme combines the use of low and high fidelity simulation techniques and allows you to explore how to safely care for and assess patients using ABCDE and SPAR. Topics covered will include:

  • Detecting deterioration in the adult patient
  • Communication in different situations
  • How to escalate situations you require assistance with using SPAR

Attendees:

  • Open to all Nursing and Support Staff

Dates:

  • To be announced

Costs:

  • Free to eligible attendees

Contact:

Please contact the Simulation Team to register your interest.

Obstetric Anaesthesia

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Nature of Course: Open to internal and external attendees

Course Director: Dr Sarah MacDonald, Lead for Obstetric Anaesthetic simulation

Outline:

Trainees are introduced to the simulation environment and take part in several clinical scenarios.

Each scenario is followed by a debriefing session where participants can reflect on their own and the group’s performance under guidance from experienced facilitators.

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The course aims to improve the safety of mothers and babies in the hospital birth centre. It focuses on the non-technical skills required to perform effectively individually and as a team member in a complex, clinical environment.

Attendees:

This one day course is designed for all anaesthetic trainees and consultants.

Dates:

Costs:

  • Free to eligible attendees

Contact:

Please contact the Simulation Team for more information

Paediatric Decisions, Decisions

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This course uses an innovative e-learning activity to allow the course faculty to undertake a learning needs analysis for each group of delegates. The one day course will be tailored to the learning needs of attendees and involves simulated clinical scenarios in a ward setting. Candidates will also attend seminars based upon identified learning needs.

The aim of the course is to strengthen decision making when caring for a child who requires critical care. By the end of the course you will be equipped with the skills and knowledge to recognise a deteriorating child, and have an understanding of how strong decision making influences outcomes for acutely unwell children.

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Attendees:

Any nurse doctor physiotherapist or nursing assistant who works in a children’s ward in a DGH, or tertiary children’s hospital in the south east of England or South London.

Dates: Monday 31st July 2017 – Book now

Fees:

This course is free to attend.

*Please note that this course is only open to NHS staff  working in the south east of England or South London

For further information:

Contact the Simulation Team or call 0207 188 4802

Paediatric Integrated Care

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Nature of course:  Open to all Health care professionals working within the Children and Young People’s Health Partnership CYPHP remit of South London.

Course Director: Dr Stacy John-Legere consultant in community paediatrics and Dr Christopher Borges Da Silva

Outline:

During this one day course participants have an introductory lecture and a session to familiarize them with the simulation environment, followed by several simulated clinical/ communication scenarios.

Debriefing sessions take place after each scenario, where participants can reflect on their own and the group’s performance, guided by experienced facilitators.

Objectives:

This course focuses on building the knowledge, skills and confidence of health professionals working across different settings, strengthening the working within the Children and Young People’s Health Partnership (CYPHP) new model of integrated care. It uses common clinical situations ranging from acute emergencies to communication-based scenarios to enable participants to develop their collaborative practice.

Key outcomes:

  • Enhance knowledge and skills for managing Children and Young people with long term conditions (especially asthma, epilepsy, anxiety and depression) to provide safe, high-quality patient centered care.
  • Give you an understanding of the role of compassionate human factors in healthcare in improving multi-disciplinary teamwork, patient safety and the patient experience.

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Attendees:

For all health care professionals working with Children and Young People with long Term conditions in community and hospital settings.

For example: Long term conditions nursing service, Hospital at home team, Children’s outreach team, Practice nurses, GPs and GPVTS, Community nursing Teams, Community Paediatricians, School nurses, General Paediatricians and ward nurses, child and adolescent mental health teams

Dates:

  • To be announced

Cost:

There is no charge to participants working at Guy’s and St Thomas’ and staff in the Health Education South London (HESL) South London network

Contact:

For more information please see the course flyer or  contact the Simulation team on 0207 188 4802 or email  the Simulation Team

Practical Skills Day

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Practical Skills Day

Course Duration: One day

Registration: 08:30

Start Time: 08:45   End Time: 16:30

Course Aim:

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  • To enhance the development of commonly encountered practical skills
  • To explore and understand the impact of Human Factors on patient care

This one day intensive course aims to teach common practical procedures. The day will consist of small group workshops for hands on practice and case discussions about real events that resulted in harm. We will be exploring the human factors that may have contributed toward the incident.

Who is the Course for?

  • All doctors at any grade

Dates:

  • To be announced

Fees:

  • GSTT Staff – Free
  • External NHS Band 4-6 – £175
  • External NHS FY1-FY2, SHO, CT1-CT2, ST1-ST2, GP ST1-ST3 – £200
  • External NHS ST3-ST8, Staff Grade – £ 225
  • External NHS Band 7 – £225
  • External NHS Band 8+, GP, Consultant – £275
  • Private Hospital (Non-NHS) – £400

For further information:

Contact the Simulation Team or call 0207 188 4802

Paediatric Team Training – Part Task Training

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Nature of Course: The course is only open to Paediatric trainees who fall under Guy’s and St Thomas’ as a Lead Provider.

Course Director: Dr Marilyn McDougall, Paediatric Intensive Care Consultant

Aim:

This one day course will provide trainees with a unique opportunity to develop practical skills prior to advancing to middle grade posts.

Outline:

Skills include:

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  • Intubation, ventilation and laryngeal mask insertion
  • Chest drain insertion

This course will also include communication training with individual communication scenarios and personalised debriefing.

Attendees:

  • ST3 Trainees only – places are limited to 8 trainees per day available on first come first served basis.

Dates:

Costs:

  • Free to eligible attendees

Contact:

For more information please contact the Simulation Team

Undergraduate Interprofessional Education (IPE) High Fidelty Course – Final Year

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Nature of course: Open to KCL students only

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Students participate in a half-day training session which integrates clinical communication, practical clinical skills and team working in managing the deteriorating patient. Students practice assessing the patient, decision-making and managing the immediate situation in real time with a simulated patient and hi-fidelity manikin. This provides an opportunity to reflect upon the technical and non-technical skills required to ensure patient safety.

Attendees:

Final year adult nursing, midwifery and medical students of King’s College London. All student places are allocated through the academic centre.

Contact: 

Please contact the Undergraduate team for further information

Human Factors

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Human Factors in Healthcare – a Resilience approach

SaIL has a strong and growing Human Factors (HF) group with educationalists, psychologists and clinicians working together to improve safety.

 We have a new 2-day Human Factors in Healthcare course and some exciting new research strands including our Centre for Healthcare Resilience.

 All our courses have a strong Non-Technical Skills (NTS) focus via our reflective Debrief Diamond.

 See our research publications and grants pages for details of some of our recent published HF work and funding bodies.

 For more information contact Alastair Ross

Paediatric Team Training – High Fidelity Training

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Nature of Course: Open to 15_07_10 Simulation centre, St T's 034Internal & External attendees

Course Director: Dr Marilyn McDougall, Paediatric Intensive Care Consultant

Aim:

The course is mapped to the paediatric curriculum and will provide candidates with a framework to:

  • Manage a wide range of paediatric emergencies
  • Identify and manage neonatal emergencies
  • Facilitate good teamwork in critical scenarios

Outline:

  • This one day course is delivered in simulation centres with excellent facilities for high fidelity simulation
  • Places are limited to optimize learning opportunities and allow all candidates to participate in scenarios
  • Multidisciplinary team working will be developed using common and important neonatal and paediatric emergency scenarios
  • Scenarios and debriefing will focus on Human Factors as well as knowledge and technical skills
  • Candidates will gain an improved understanding of crisis resource management and its application in paediatrics

Attendees:

Designed for ST3 and ST1 Paediatric Trainees and Paediatric Nurses

Places are limited to the following:

  • 5x ST1
  • 5x ST3
  • 5x Paediatric Nurses

These are available on a first come first served basis.

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Dates:

Costs:

This course is free to attendees who meet the eligibility criteria.

Contact:

Please contact the Simulation team to register your interest