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August 2019
‘Introduction to Diamond Debriefing’ – A one-day workshop on the principles of debriefing simulated learning experiences
This is an introductory workshop on how to debrief simulated educational interventions using the diamond debrief model. The session covers the principles of why and how to structure a debriefing conversation using the diamond model; plus, the opportunity to practice this multi-phased debriefing model in small groups. Introduction to Debriefing - ASPIH 1-day Course
Find out more »September 2019
BACCN Conference 2019: “Moral Courage: Meeting the Challenges of a Contemporary Healthcare System”
The 34th Annual BACCN Conference will take place on 16 & 17 September 2019 and we're excited to be welcoming the UK’s critical care nurses to the beautiful and historic city of Edinburgh. As ever, we have a fantastic line-up of Keynotes lined up who will speak to us on topics closely related to the conference theme of "Moral Courage". We're delighted to already be able to announce the first of these: The team from Salisbury District Hospital who were…
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Unfortunately, this Conference has been postponed, dates are being considered for March 2020
Find out more »All Wales Simulation Conference 2019
A combination of education sessions, showcasing of simulation across Wales and networking/collaborative break out workshops 5 participatory CPD hours applied for SAVE THE DATE FLYER- All Wales Conference - ASPIH.HEIW PROGRAMME - All Wales Conference - ASPIH HEIW Online registration open, click on the link below ASPiH Members £25.00 Non-members £50.00 https://execbs.eventsair.com/all-wales-simulation-conference-2019/aspih Facilitated by Dr Cristina Diaz-Navarro, Consultant Anaesthetist, University Hospital of Wales Simulation Education Lead, Welsh School of Anaesthesia Dr Michael Moneypenny, Consultant Anaesthetist, Forth Valley Royal Hospital…
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Overcoming the barriers to ‘Speaking Up ’ and listening to concerns in health and social care practice
Overcoming the barriers to ‘Speaking Up ’ and listening to concerns in health and social care practice: Developing effective simulation based learning resources to support cultural change The impact of poor or sub-optimal communication within multiprofessional health and social care teams or between staff and patients or family members / carers is widely acknowledged. One specific and persistent difficulty relates to the practice of raising concerns or challenging decisions and behaviours within professional hierarchies that affect the safety, quality and…
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