FY2 Simulation Training at the Bradford Royal Infirmary Dr Alastair Jones FY2 TPD April 2014.

FY2 Simulation Training at the Bradford Royal Infirmary

Dr Alastair JonesFY2 TPDApril 2014

Simulation Centre• SimMan 3G Manikin• SimMan• SimBaby• Noelle Obstetric Manikin / Birthing Bed• Newborn HAL Manikin• 5 year old HAL Manikin• Anaesthetic Machine• Ferno Trasnfer Trolley• Smotz camera system and debrief

Phase 2 – Simulation Centre

Technical Skills (Wet) Lab• 12 Trainee stations & 1 master• Full audio visual integration• LapSim, HystSim, GI Trainer• 11 Multifunction operating microscopes• 4 Lap Stacks with Stortz Instruments• Full range of standard operating trays• 5 Dental heads• 3 Sonosite USS Machines and Simulators• Facility for Animal and Human tissue store

Technical Skills (Wet) Lab

SAFE! Campaign

• The Foundation Simulation Training aims to deliver Bradford’s SAFE! Campaign– Clinical and procedural skills – The understanding of complex health care

systems and their impact on patient care – Teamwork, communication and co-operation – Human factors: the inevitability of error

Foundation SAFE! Days

• FY1 – SAFE• FY2 – SAFE2 (with leadership)

– SI Review– Simulation Centre “walk round”– Faculty demo– Scenarios (“Resus” and Ward based)– Human Factors DVD– Feedback

Course Recruitment

• Foundation doctors– Mandatory and booked by Foundation Administrator

• Nurses– Advertising on BTHFT Website– Global e-mail weekly (Health and Education Update)– “Word of mouth”

• Faculty– Simulation Lead and FTPD’s – 3-4/year (job plan)– Global e-mails to “regulars”

The Future!

• Combining the Simulation Centre with the Wet Lab – extended scenarios– EM CRISIS Course

• Lunchtime teaching/afternoons– Leadership– Communication

• Bridging the Gap Days

Questions