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Provisional Programme
Provisional Programme<br />
Tuesday 11 th November <strong>2014</strong><br />
5 th ASPiH National <strong>conference</strong><br />
Dear Colleagues,<br />
We are delighted to invite you to the 5 th National ASPiH Conference. Last year in Harrogate was a great success when we were joined by 400 delegates. This<br />
year we have increased our <strong>conference</strong> capacity and developed a <strong>programme</strong> that continues to build on the successful ideas and approach we have<br />
introduced in our previous <strong>conference</strong>s. The theme of this year’s <strong>conference</strong> focuses on how simulation and new learning technologies can be used to<br />
enhance individual, team and organisational learning and improvement in relation to the integration of human factors within health and social care.<br />
The main <strong>programme</strong> commences at 6pm on Tuesday 11th November after a day of in-depth pre<strong>conference</strong> courses. Our keynote speakers and <strong>conference</strong><br />
faculty include international and national experts in professional practice and education, workforce development, organisational learning, healthcare<br />
innovation, and public / patient involvement in safety and quality improvement. Their contributions through plenary lectures, expert panels, and<br />
round table discussions are intended to stimulate and inspire all of us to consider how we can improve our own areas of practice.<br />
In addition this year we have had a record number of abstract submissions which has resulted in over 150 research papers, works in progress, and poster<br />
presentations being featured during the <strong>conference</strong>. We hope you will be able to join us during this exciting event, which will benefit you and your area of<br />
practice as well as enable you to develop friendships and network with many like-minded colleagues.
Provisional Programme<br />
Tuesday 11 th November <strong>2014</strong><br />
5 th ASPiH National <strong>conference</strong><br />
Pre-<strong>conference</strong> Courses<br />
We are providing a number of full day pre-<strong>conference</strong> courses and specialist forums on Tuesday 11 th November that aim to provide delegates with a more<br />
in-depth exposure to specific themes and topics, and providing the unique opportunity to access experienced colleagues and experts in their field. The<br />
opening keynote and <strong>conference</strong> opening reception will be at 6pm Tuesday.<br />
Time<br />
What’s On<br />
09:30 – 19:00 Conference registration and delegate support<br />
Time<br />
What’s On<br />
10:00 – 16.30 Pre-Conference Workshops<br />
Simulation Training for Resilient Healthcare<br />
Erik Hollnagel, Alastair Ross, Janet Anderson & Peter Jaye<br />
Candour & Disclosure in Medical Error featuring Forum Theatre and the Patient Narrative<br />
Murray Anderson-Wallace & Suzanne Shale<br />
Training teams to work effectively under pressure: evidence & practical advice<br />
Simon Mercer, Nick Sevdalis & Steve Powell
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10:00 – 16.30 Pre-Conference Workshops<br />
The business of running a simulation <strong>programme</strong>: Tips, tricks and strategies to support development and sustainability<br />
Makani Purva & Andy Anderson<br />
Developing the evidence base: Designing interventional simulation-based research studies and improvement projects<br />
Paul Phrampus & Tim Draycott<br />
Simulated Patients: a celebration of the present, a vision of the future<br />
Frank Coffey, Carrie Hamilton & Jan Joost Rethans<br />
Professional development for the Simulation Technician – what does the future hold?<br />
Jane Nicklin, Chris Gay & Stuart Riby<br />
SimHeroes – Opening Heats (for competing teams only)<br />
Tuesday evening Opening Ceremony<br />
Time<br />
What’s On<br />
1800 Welcome to ASPiH <strong>2014</strong> in Nottingham<br />
18.15 OPENING KEYNOTE What type of safety should we be trying to achieve, and how can simulation help?<br />
Erik Hollnagel (University of Southern Denmark)<br />
19.00 Exhibition opening and evening reception<br />
An opportunity to catch up with colleagues, meet our exhibitors and sponsors, and prepare for the next two days of the main <strong>conference</strong><br />
20.30 Faculty Dinner (Tickets required)
Provisional Programme<br />
Wednesday 12 th November <strong>2014</strong><br />
5 th ASPiH National <strong>conference</strong><br />
Time What’s On<br />
0800 ASPiH Registration Desk open & Hotel Check-in<br />
Opportunity for SIG meetings<br />
0900 Welcome to ASPiH <strong>2014</strong> & aims for the <strong>conference</strong><br />
Day One<br />
0930 KEYNOTE LECTURE Developing and assessing the performance of professional practice<br />
Paul Phrampus (WISER, Pittsburgh)<br />
1030 Coffee & Tea<br />
1115 EXPERT PANEL Curriculum change & innovation Ieuan Ellis, Jan Joost Rethans, Pramod Luthra, Murray Anderson Wallace<br />
WORKSHOPS<br />
TECH FORUM<br />
Designing video-based Situational Judgement Tests to enhance non-technical skills development<br />
Designing simulation-based research interventions: Quantitative methodologies<br />
An introduction to decision-making<br />
Developing Service User-Led Simulations<br />
Using simulation to reach the wider community outside of healthcare education<br />
The patient voice in healthcare training: its vulnerability<br />
Facetube and Twitbook: Making sense (and harnessing the power) of the Social Media revolution<br />
ABSTRACTS<br />
SIM HEROES Semi-Finals (Heat 1)<br />
Research Papers, Short Communications & Works in Progress
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Time What’s On<br />
1245 Lunch & Networking<br />
1345 EXPERT PANEL Values based recruitment in healthcare Maire Kerrin and colleagues<br />
WORKSHOPS<br />
TECH FORUM<br />
(Starts at 1330)<br />
ABSTRACTS<br />
Implementing and evaluating the impact of skills and drills training for teams<br />
Highlighting the patient perspective when educating healthcare students in patient safety<br />
Authoring and Managing Virtual Patients in Virtual Clinical Environment<br />
Model behaviour: rethinking communication skills in the 'real' simulation<br />
Measuring mental workload – practice and theory<br />
Pre-Hospital Simulation: the SimBulance experience (NB an outdoor event)<br />
Product presentations, selected oral papers, and Case Study discussion<br />
Research Papers, Short Communications / Works in Progress, Selected Oral Posters<br />
SIM HEROES Semi-Finals (Heat 2)<br />
1515 Coffee & Tea<br />
1600 ASPiH LAERDAL Low-dose high-frequency simulation: saving lives of babies on a global scale<br />
KEYNOTE LECTURE Hege Ersdal (SAFER, Norway)<br />
CLOSING KEYNOTE<br />
Changing the bigger picture - the real driver to support new behaviours and lifestyles: lessons from addiction<br />
Mark Gilman (Public Health England)<br />
1745 Close of Day<br />
1900 ASPiH Networking Buffet Dinner Ticket required for food (1900 – 1945 or 1945 -2030)<br />
2030 ASPiH Charitable Fundraising Party Open to all <strong>conference</strong> delegates with badges<br />
“Entertainments Only” Guest tickets available
Time What’s On<br />
0800 ASPiH Registration Desk open<br />
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Thursday 13 th November <strong>2014</strong><br />
5 th ASPiH National <strong>conference</strong><br />
Day Two<br />
0900 EXPERT PANEL Harnessing technology to transform delivery of care and improve health and well being<br />
Sebastian Yuen & colleagues<br />
WORKSHOPS Examining the use of role play within educational curricula<br />
How to approach the trainee that experiences difficulty in simulation<br />
Improve your risk awareness using the SHEEP sheet<br />
Supporting teams that are underperforming: diagnosing the problems, and coaching for improvement<br />
Simulation based educational approaches to polypharmacy: development and integration<br />
Pre-Hospital Simulation: the SimBulance experience (repeat from Wednesday) (NB an outdoor event)<br />
Designing simulation-based research interventions: Qualitative & mixed methods approaches<br />
TECH FORUM<br />
Starts at 0830<br />
SimGhosts Workshop: Video production to enhance simulation based learning and resource allocation<br />
Case study discussion, Product demonstrations<br />
ABSTRACTS<br />
1030 Coffee & Tea<br />
Research Papers, Short Communications & Works in Progress<br />
Student led projects including updates from ASPiH 2013 award winners<br />
1115 KEYNOTE LECTURE Towing the Iceberg: Can education and training change the culture of professional practice?<br />
Justin Moseley (National Air Traffic Services)<br />
1200 ASPiH AGM AGM agenda on-line<br />
Updates from CAE Research Winners (2013) and ASME ASPiH Grant Winner (2013)<br />
TECH FORUM<br />
Selected Oral papers
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Time What’s On<br />
1245 Lunch & Networking<br />
1330 EXPERT PANEL The business of simulation: establishing quality, value, & benefit Paul Phrampus, Andy Anderson<br />
WORKSHOPS<br />
TECH FORUM<br />
Blending E-learning, new learning technologies & simulation<br />
Disclosure of medical error using simulation<br />
What influences the observation of professional performance?<br />
Large Scale Simulation: The 'Rough Guide' to a Successful Event<br />
Planning and Running Effective In Situ Simulations<br />
SIM HEROES<br />
ABSTRACTS<br />
1500 Coffee and Tea<br />
Grand Final<br />
Research Papers (two sessions), Selected Oral Posters, Student abstracts and innovations<br />
1530 CLOSING KEYNOTE Engaging your community: Being the change you wish to see<br />
Sebastian Yuen<br />
1615 Closing comments, prizes, & ASPiH 2015<br />
1630 Close of <strong>conference</strong>
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