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

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