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Oxford School of Anaesthesia and ICM presents:
Contact bridget.blyth@ouh.nhs.uk
Small group teaching featuring
Interview techniques
Writing applications
Portfolio station
Prioritisation exercise
Reflective practice
Open to CT2 and above
Course organisers: Liza Keating, Hannah Potter, Jon Hughes and Ian Edmond
Aimed at Consultant and Career Grade Anaesthetists
Limited number of places for post FRCA trainees
A one day update to comprehensively cover regional anaesthesia level 2 and 3 CPD
5 CPD points
Consultants £100
Trainees £50
Topics & workshops include:
Update in RA for Upper Limb Surgery
Update in RA for Lower Limb Surgery
Update in RA for Trauma
Problem Based Learning
Workshops:
- Above Clavicle
- Below Clavicle
- Lower Limb
- Chest Wall
- Neuraxial
For more information contact:
henry@oxfordcpd.com
Website www.oxfordcpd.com
Lecture Theatre 1 John Radcliffe Hospital
Dr Peter Brindley is a full-time Critical Care Physician and a Professor in the department of Critical Care Medicine, Department of Anesthesiology and Pain Medicine, and the Dosseter Ethics Centre, University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada. His academic interests are in resuscitation; its education and its ethics. These include prognostication, the use of simulation and the importance of crisis management and human factors.
High Wycombe General Hospital, Queen Alexandra Rd, High Wycombe HP11 2TT
OUR MAIN GOAL
To give you confidence in appraising statistics
WHAT DO WE TEACH?
Fundamental basics of statistics
A systematic approach to appraising journal article statistics
Theory of how common statistical tests work
Whether or not a statistical test is the correct one
GET ENROLLED
Register interest by emailing: joanne.rocks@nhs.net
Course fee: £75
Next course date: Thursday 1st November 2018
08.30hrs until 16.30hrs
Location: Penn Room, Education Centre
High Wycombe General Hospital
Queen Alexandra Road
High Wycombe
HP11 2TT
Managing Emergencies in Paediatric Anaesthesia (MEPA) is a national paediatric simulation course that will help anaesthetic trainees develop a management strategy when faced with emergency situations in paediatric anaesthesia. The course will provide an introduction to crisis resource management in paediatric anaesthesia and translate the knowledge into practice through simulation scenarios.
The course discusses the current practice in paediatric anaesthesia and through participation in the simulation clinical scenarios will challenge both technical and clinical management. Each scenario is followed by a debriefing session reflecting on the team’s performance in the scenario.
There is no formal assessment on the course. Certification of course completion can be used to demonstrate to educational supervisors that the candidate has practiced the management strategies for paediatric emergencies.
Feedback:
"Very, very good day. Incredibly informative and helpful. Duration and format very good for concentrating ability. I would highly recommend"
"Lessons learned in the scenarios can be applied in my day-to-day work"
"Very relaxed and non-threatening. Very constructive feedback. Useful"
"The day was well organised. Attending the session was a valuable use of my time"
"The scenarios were realistic and appropriately challenging"
To book a place on the above course please click here
MEPA is recognised by The RCoA and The APAGBI
Suitable for: All anaesthetic trainees ST3 and above
Remaining Course Date for 2018: December 3rd
Course Fee: £150 including lunch
Registration online at: http://www.oxstar.ox.ac.uk
Please ensure you book MEPA for trainees. National MEPA website: https://mepa.org.uk
For further details contact: Dr Arnie Choi Email: arnwald.choi@ouh.nhs.uk
OXDAT Combined day - 5 CPD points
Lecture Theatre 1, John Radcliffe Hospital, 0830 - 1700
Topics to include:
Perioperative optimisation
Pre-habilitation
CPEX
Anaemia management
ECHO
Early Warning Scores and Patient Selection for ICU
Long-term outcomes from ICU
Psychological sequelae from ICU
Post-ICU Rehabilitation
ICU discharge planning
Poster competition open to all trainees/nurses/AHPs - QIP/Research/Education/Case Reports all eligible
***All attendees are welcome to ORICS dinner at the end of the day - reserve your place now***
Please return booking forms to eli.terziu@ouh.nhs.uk by 26th October 2018.
Any questions, please email laura.vincent@ouh.nhs.uk or john.griffiths@ouh.nhs.uk
Congratulations to Oxford anaesthetic registrar Dr Julia Bowditch. During her advanced training module in obstetric anaesthesia in Oxford, she produced a video on anaesthesia for elective caesarean section at OUH. Her video has won First Prize in the Information produced by NHS Trusts award at the BMJ Patient Information Awards 2018, and has received excellent feedback from our patients.
Monday 29th October 2018
Trust Education Centre, Royal Berkshire Hospital
Building resilience for junior doctors
Systems - imperfections and solutions
Understanding yourself better
Overcoming challenges
Managing conflict
To book your place please email surviveandthrive@royalberkshire.nhs.uk
Thursday 18 October, 1.00-2.00pm, Seminar Rooms A/B, Level 6 West Wing
Come and hear Andrew talk on 'Biomedical engineering tools for individualising patient care'. A sandwich lunch will be provided on a first come, first served basis.
Venue: Seminar Room, Nuffield Dept of Anaesthetics, John Radcliffe Hospital, Oxford
0815 – 0900 OxDAT Meeting
0900 – 1000 Sepsis / Shock in Children - Dr James Weitz, PICU Consultant
1000 – 1100 Collapsed neonate - Dr Avishay Sarfatti PICU Consultant
1100 – 1115 Coffee
1115 – 1215 Stabilisation of children with congenital heart disease - Dr Janet McCluskey, PICU Consultant
1215 – 1315 Intra and inter-hospital transfer for critically ill or injured children and the reasons for centralisation of paediatric care - Dr Deirdre Oshea, PICU Consultant
1315 – 1400 Lunch
1400 – 1500 Paediatric Airway- Dr Arnie Choi, Consultant Paediatric Anaesthetist
1500 - 1600 Paediatric Vascular Access- Dr Ash Chakraborty, Consultant Radiologist
