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MEPA

Managing Emergencies in Paediatric Anaesthesia

“MEPA aims to give all anaesthetic trainees the opportunity to develop management strategies for emergencies in paediatric anaesthesia through the use of high fidelity simulation.”

We are a collaboration of specialist paediatric anaesthetists from across the globe with an interest in simulation based training. The MEPA course is a series of literature based expert peer-reviewed scenarios followed by presentations.

Go to the MEPA website or to make contact with the MEPA collaboration, please email: [email protected]

HEaTED

Home Higher Education and Technician's Educational Development (HEaTED) is the UK's leading provider of professional development and networking opportunities for all disciplines of the technical workforce. Visit the HEaTED website

Technician's network - Our vibrant network connects technicians across the UK - Connect with your local coordinator, attend one of our inspiring events (which are free to attend for HEaTED members), and share your ideas with other technicians through our face-to-face meetings and online groups.

Regional network events - HEaTED network events are opportunities for technicians, staff development and other related colleagues to work together, bringing their experiences and expertise to discussions on issues like training and development, professional registration, models for best technical and strategic planning and practice, proficiency standards, and changes in policy and practices.

GNSH

The Global Network for Simulation in Healthcare (GNSH), established in 2010, has now become a key strategic forum for leaders, academics and our industry colleagues to meet and explore practical ideas for expanding the use of healtcare simulation across the world. ASPiH is a key member of the forum.

GNSH use a consensus approach to understand what decision-makers value. Their toolkit provides the content/tools to support the business case for simulation to provide relevant value-based solutions.

Take a look at the GNSH Toolkit

Read the concordat for the GNSH outlining aims and objectives.