We offer a wide range of courses aimed at individuals and teams covering a wide range of medical and clinical specialties. Delegates are drawn from NUH and the East Midlands region and from across the UK. We are also pleased to partner with national organisations to host specialist courses and conferences in the centre.
This three-day programme for all final year medical students at University of Nottingham will introduce and reinforce the core knowledge, skills, and behaviours required to provide immediate care for the acutely ill patient.
The ILS and AIM / ALERT courses are designed to highlight a number of areas of knowledge and ability that can be put to good use in such situations, but often it is not the possession of these attributes that equates to good management of the problem.
The simulation training day is designed to provide further opportunity to rehearse the key clinical skills outlined on the previous two training days, and also to consider many of the other factors that can influence the patient's outcome.
It provides a safe, supportive environment in which to review individual knowledge and skills in the context of the simulated ward environment, further identifying individual and organisational factors that can influence effective patient management. Participants observe, practise, and, through facilitated debriefing, reflect upon the immediate management of acutely ill patients.
Students are allocated a course date via their undergraduate co-ordinator and will attend during their critical illness attachment in CP3.
1st Floor Simulation Room, Simulation Hub, QMC
Registration is at 8.15 am. The course starts at 8.30am prompt
Finish time is 4.30pm
Bring ILS and AIM / ALERT manuals and your portfolio
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Venue will be confirmed on booking
Half Day
For any other queries please contact us on 0115 924 9924 ext 87095 or email: Nuhnt.nuheducation@nhs.net
Mr R D Ashpole FRCS, Consultant Neurosurgeon, Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust
Modular course structure:
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For any other queries please contact us on 0115 924 9924 ext 87095 or email:nuhnt.nuheducation@nhs.net
Upcoming Dates
Who is the course aimed at?
A series of lectures and small group workshops, discussions and role plays covering the following areas:
Places are allocated on a 'first come - first served' basis
For any other queries please contact us on 0115 924 9924 ext 87095 or email:nuhnt.nuheducation@nhs.net
The simulation training is a ½ daytraining session designed around the care of the acutely ill ward based patient and aims to provide a safe learning environment in which to experience a series of simulated clinical challenges designed:
For NUH and Lincoln trainees you are able to attend your simulation training at the NUH Education Simulation Hub on the QMC campus.
What to do next
AM simulation training begins at 08:00 am
PM simulation training begins at 12:30 pm
Any queries, please contact:
Sharon Martin
Tel: 0115 970 9969
e-mail: nuhnt.nuheducation@nhs.net
New members of the Simulation Hub Faculty and provides an introduction to advanced hi-fidelity simulation based training
For any other queries please contact Sharon Martin, Administrator, on 0115 970 9969 or 0115 924 9924 ext 87095 or email nuhnt.nuheducation@nhs.net
NUH Education offers the GIC course on a regular basis. This is a two-day course designed to train potential instructors for their provider course. Only candidates who have been recommended by the faculty as potential instructor candidates from their provider courses are eligible to undertake the course.
For further information, please contact Simulation Hub on 0115 924 9924 ext 87095 or email nuhnt.nuheducation@nhs.net
As part of a regional approach to simulation-based education for core medical trainees in the East Midlands, we deliver simulation days which you will attend in years one and two of the Core Medical Programme. These multiprofessional days provide an opportunity for trainees and nursing staff to approach clinical scenarios in a safe learning environment, with consideration of the non-technical skills required for safe, efficient and professional practice. An in-depth debrief occurs after each scenario which supports development of trainees by considering both the technical components of the simulation and the role of human factors in the performance of individuals.
The scenarios have been standardised along four main themes:
Course objectives
By the end of this course, participants will have:
NUH Education Simulation Hub, QMC
As allocated by the East Midlands North co-ordinator
Full day – 8am to 4pm.
Booking
Eligible participants will receive a booking link via the speciality admin team.
For any other queries please contact us on 0115 924 9924 ext 87095 or email: nuhnt.nuheducation@nhs.net
High fidelity simulation training to gain experience prior to STP final year assessment – for midlands trainees
Trent Simulation Centre
Half Day
If you are interested and can make one or more of the above dates, please scan the contact, and we will be in touch in regards to booking.
This multi-professional one-day course has been commissioned by the East Midlands School of Obstetrics and Gynaecology for O&G trainees (ST 1-7) and for junior and senior midwives from trusts across the East Midlands region.
The day is designed around a series of simulated scenarios and workshops that consider the management of obstetric patients presenting with a range of common and uncommon serious clinical problems. Provision of care in the clinical environment will be addressed, together with key aspects of human factors, team working and attributes of leadership.
Objectives for trainees for this study day relate to team working, team leadership skills and leadership in acute emergency (ref Core module 19 on the curriculum).
Course faculty are senior O&G trainees and consultants, senior midwives and TSCSC faculty.
The day is free to attend for East Midlands participants.
Trainees wishing to book a place please contact: nuhnt.nuheducation@nhs.net
Midwives wishing to book a place please contact: Molly Angell (Course Co-Ordinator): molly.angell1@nhs.net