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5.00-5.20pm Wednesday 21st June 2017; 3.00-5.20pm SR1 SR2 SR3 SR4 SR5 SR8 SR10 SR9 SR6 SR7 ASME Grants & Awards Undergraduate Medical Education - Teaching & Learning Clinical Skills (1); Undergraduate Medical Education - Assessment (4) Selection (4); International Medical Education (2) Postgraduate Education Practice Based Teaching and Learning Interprofessional Education Communication Skills (3); Curriculum Planning (4) Undergraduate Medical Education - Teaching & Learning Room and Theme 3.40-4.00pm Small Grant Winner 2015: Medical students’ perceived utility of aligned and lisaligned assistantships: A longitudinal questionnaire study S Wells 3.40-4.00pm MDTea Podcast - a supplemental learning tool for healthcare professionsals J Preston 3.40-4.00pm Kolb for the modern day: would a mobile phone application aid medical R Sheppeard 3.40-4.00pm Healthcare professional students: characteristics and other factors related to career and university choice, and concerns at course commencement. M Pallan 3.40-4.00pm Students’ experiences of masters dissertation supervision J Anderson 3.40-4.00pm Medical student experiences of resuscitation and discussions surrounding CPR status. A Aggarwal 3.40-4.00pm A change in selection process at a UK medical school: does the Multiple Mini Interview facilitate widening participation in medicine? R Patterson 3.40-4.00pm Formal recognition of trainers: need for a Named Clinical Supervisor Agreement in Wales K Webb 3.40-4.00pm Hitting the Jackpot! Could teaching medical students how to code save hospitals millions? J Taylor & J Ford 3.40-4.00pm Interprofessional Education as a valued integral part of undergraduate placement Primary Care Learning L Anderson 3.40-4.00pm Experiences in Wellbeing and Mindfulness Education at Warwick: a mixed methods study T Walker 4.00-4.20pm New Leaders Award 2017: Medisense: The development of an independent, near-peer medical education community J Guckian 4.00-4.20pm Massive open online courses: are social learners more likely to complete the course? VC Rodrigues 4.00-4.20pm All work and no play: would establishing a collegiate culture for the University of Bristol academies improve student wellbeing? R Sheppeard 4.00-4.20pm Facilitators and barriers to teaching undergraduate medical students in primary care: The GPs’ perspective J Barber 4.00-4.20pm Tablet Computers in Assessing Performance in a High Stakes Exam: Opinion Matters F Thomson 4.00-4.20pm Inclusive medical practice: medical students’ knowledge and attitudes towards lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans (LGBT) patients. J Semlyen 4.00-4.20pm Widening Access: Investigating UK School Teachers’ Understandings of Suitability for Medicine K Alexander 4.00-4.20pm Fundamental Fundoscopy: Increasing competent use of the direct ophthalmoscope in acute medicine R Nutt 4.00-4.20pm Health Profession Students’ and Faculty’s Insights into Self Directed Learning and Inspirational Teaching-a Qualitative Study S Manocaran 4.00-4.20pm Evaluation of the educational impact of multiprofessional handover A Codd 4.00-4.20pm For want of a better word – developing a taxonomy for the teaching and training of end-of-life care from a scoping review of UK medical literature SP Qureshi 4.20-4.40pm Medical Education Journal Travelling Fellowship 2016: Non-technical skills in healthcare educaiton: a qualitative study comparing practices in the UK and Norway E Hill 4.20-4.40pm Technology Enhanced Learning (TEL) is an important aspect of undergraduate medical education for both learning and exam revision: A cohort study of the current who used an e-learning module called CAPSULE T Kurka 4.20-4.40pm ‘IDERMIFY’: Does using practical illustration and verbal description in a game format improve recognition common skin lesions? R Sheppeard 4.20-4.40pm An ‘hour on-call’: A low-cost, resource- light, simulated on-call experience to improve in skills for working on-call B Davies 4.20-4.40pm 4.20-4.40pm PHEM: from individual SSC choice to integration within the undergraduate curriculum C John 4.20-4.40pm The Continuous Quality Improvement ‘Squeeze’ into the Curriculum in PA Education: A Model for Adaption in Physician Associate Programmes TB Kindratt 4.20-4.40pm Pan-specialty, pan-regional training for transition induction bootcamps A Humphreys 4.20-4.40pm SimCity: London – Novel, cross-institution high medical simulation for the modern training Doctor S Bulford 4.20-4.40pm The challenges of running inter-professional simulation: Learning from experience and developing a toolbox J Hartland 4.20-4.40pm The lived experience of a junior doctor psychiatry placement P Crampton 4.40-5.00pm 4.40-5.00pm Make Wikis Great Again C Murray 4.40-5.00pm Human factors training for medical students: Exploring student perception and how to promote a better understanding. C Allen 4.40-5.00pm year medical students’ perceptions of undergraduate nephrology teaching I Ali 4.40-5.00pm Progression and retention: Are there differences between students entering via a Gateway programme and traditional entrants? R D’Silva 4.40-5.00pm Creating and Evaluating the Impact of a Core Syllabus in Anatomy Education using a Delphi Methodology. C Smith 4.40-5.00pm A Multinational Approach to Curriculum Design S Jones 4.40-5.00pm “Educational Advent Calendars” – Valuing our workforce at Christmas. Can combining humour and learning provide an educational opportunity in the Acute Medical Unit? L Anderson 4.40-5.00pm Obstetric emergencies in the developing world: does simulation training improve healthcare professionals’ in looking after patients with postpartum haemorrhage and eclampsia? J Moffatt 4.40-5.00pm 5.00-5.20pm 5.00-5.20pm Does an online booking system improve student access to learning opportunities? B Sharif 5.00-5.20pm Learner choice in the design and evaluation of a teaching skills course for medical students A Chu 5.00-5.20pm A Qualitative Study Assessing the Impact of ‘Patient Teacher’ Sessions on Medical Students Obstetrics and Gynaecology Training A Steinen-Durand 5.00-5.20pm 5.00-5.20pm Health professionals and medical educators’ perspectives on how to better teach and evaluate diversity training: “We value science above the human being” RE George 5.00-5.20pm 5.00-5.20pm Can we improve patient communication and safety? Using practical training to improve Foundation Trainees’ competence at taking informed consent. L Anderson 5.00-5.20pm Modern Medicine against Modern Slavery: an e-Learning tutorial for medical students L Williams 5.00-5.20pm Technology Enhanced Learning 3.00-3.20pm Small Grant Winner 2016: Medical Aspirations, Parenthood and Work-Life Balance: Experiences of Doctorrs in Training C Leitner 3.00-3.20pm of social media learning tools as part of a ‘parallel curriculum’ for stage four medical students J Guckian 3.00-3.20pm “I cannot believe in myself any more”: a phenomenological study of hopelessness and helplessness within medical education S Shaw 3.00-3.20pm Cognitive bias in medical student decision making T O’Hagan 3.00-3.20pm How “willing” is “willing”? Peer physical examination in a diverse UK medical school C Nath 3.00-3.20pm Experience of Parallel Communications training, a novel communication skills workshop, in 342 medical students in a UK medical school M Durve 3.00-3.20pm What demographic and educational factors predict doctors’ decision to apply for General Practice specialty training? P Lambe 3.00-3.20pm Development of a Teaching Module for Trainees: Managing Serious Untoward Incidents S Sreih 3.00-3.20pm Self-evaluation and peer feedback to promote preparation and participation in small group teaching for undergraduate pharmacists M Morgan 3.00-3.20pm Can a Geriatrics Interprofessional Simulation for Medical and Nursing Students Change Attitudes to Interprofessional Learning? T McGowan 3.00-3.20pm Perceptions of cheating in a UK medical school N Hrouda 3.20-3.40pm Small Grants Winner 2016: Facilitators and barriers to teaching undergraduate medical students in primary care: The GPs’ perspective H Alberti 3.20-3.40pm Enhancing student engagement with simulations; a study of student perceptions N Gostelow 3.20-3.40pm The Impact of Dyslexia on Medical Students: A Mixed Methods Study S Shaw 3.20-3.40pm ‘Another Hour on Call’ – Improving simulated on medical students A Wilson 3.20-3.40pm The use of progress testing in medical school: students’ attitudes and stress levels S Adnan 3.20-3.40pm Teaching communication skills to medical students in the clinical years: what do students identify as the most important learning goals? J Millichamp 3.20-3.40pm Student acceptability and perceptions following experience as Multiple Mini Interviewers L Turkoglu 3.20-3.40pm Competencies in Practice - A Novel Assessment Method for Postgraduate Physician Training S Quraishi 3.20-3.40pm Practice makes perfect: An educational package to aid transition from medical student to doctor M Khatoon 3.20-3.40pm Interprofessional Learning between Registrars and ANPs – a Qualitative Analysis T McGowan 3.20-3.40pm “being the youngest… female on the team can be quite intimidating”: Exploring intersecting identities, retention and success in health professions education SR11 SR12 All Day Speaker Preview Room and Conference Cloakroom Professionalism (4); Postgraduate Education(1)
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Page 1: Wednesday 21st June 2017; 3.00-5 - ASME...5.00-5.20pm Wednesday 21st June 2017; 3.00-5.20pm SR1 SR2 SR3 SR4 SR5 SR8 SR10 SR9 SR6 SR7 ASME Grants & Awards Undergraduate Medical Education

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Wednesday 21st June 2017; 3.00-5.20pm

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ASME Grants & Awards

Undergraduate Medical Education - Teaching & Learning

Clinical Skills (1); Undergraduate

Medical Education - Assessment (4)

Selection (4); International Medical

Education (2)

Postgraduate Education

Practice Based Teaching and

Learning

Interprofessional Education

Communication Skills (3);

Curriculum Planning (4)

Undergraduate Medical Education - Teaching & Learning

Room and Theme

3.40-4.00pm

Small Grant Winner 2015: Medical students’ perceived utility of aligned and lisaligned assistantships: A longitudinal questionnaire study

S Wells

3.40-4.00pm

MDTea Podcast - a supplemental learning tool for healthcare professionsals

J Preston

3.40-4.00pm

Kolb for the modern day: would a mobile phone application aid medical

R Sheppeard

3.40-4.00pm

Healthcare professional students: characteristics and other factors related to career and university choice, and concerns at course commencement.

M Pallan

3.40-4.00pm

Students’ experiences of masters dissertation supervision

J Anderson

3.40-4.00pm

Medical student experiences of resuscitation and discussions surrounding CPR status.

A Aggarwal

3.40-4.00pm

A change in selection process at a UK medical school: does the Multiple Mini Interview facilitate widening participation in medicine?

R Patterson

3.40-4.00pm

Formal recognition of trainers: need for a Named Clinical Supervisor Agreement in Wales

K Webb

3.40-4.00pm

Hitting the Jackpot! Could teaching medical students how to code save hospitals millions?

J Taylor & J Ford

3.40-4.00pmInterprofessional Education as a valued integral part of undergraduate placement Primary Care Learning

L Anderson

3.40-4.00pmExperiences in Wellbeing and Mindfulness Education at Warwick: a mixed methods study

T Walker

4.00-4.20pm

New Leaders Award 2017:Medisense: The development of an independent, near-peer medical education community

J Guckian

4.00-4.20pm

Massive open online courses: are social learners more likely to complete the course?

VC Rodrigues

4.00-4.20pm

All work and no play: would establishing a collegiate culture for the University of Bristol academies improve student wellbeing?

R Sheppeard

4.00-4.20pm

Facilitators and barriers to teaching undergraduate medical students in primary care: The GPs’ perspective

J Barber

4.00-4.20pm

Tablet Computers in Assessing Performance in a High Stakes Exam: Opinion Matters

F Thomson

4.00-4.20pm

Inclusive medical practice: medical students’ knowledge and attitudes towards lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans (LGBT) patients.

J Semlyen

4.00-4.20pm

Widening Access: Investigating UK School Teachers’ Understandings of Suitability for Medicine

K Alexander

4.00-4.20pm

Fundamental Fundoscopy: Increasing competent use of the direct ophthalmoscope in acute medicine

R Nutt

4.00-4.20pm

Health Profession Students’ and Faculty’s Insights into Self Directed Learning and Inspirational Teaching-a Qualitative Study

S Manocaran

4.00-4.20pmEvaluation of the educational impact of multiprofessional handover

A Codd

4.00-4.20pmFor want of a better word – developing a taxonomy for the teaching and training of end-of-life care from a scoping review of UK medical literature

SP Qureshi

4.20-4.40pm

Medical Education Journal Travelling Fellowship 2016: Non-technical skills in healthcare educaiton: a qualitative study comparing practices in the UK and Norway

E Hill

4.20-4.40pm

Technology Enhanced Learning (TEL) is an important aspect of undergraduate medical education for both learning and exam revision: A cohort study of the current

who used an e-learning module called CAPSULE

T Kurka

4.20-4.40pm

‘IDERMIFY’: Does using practical illustration and verbal description in a game format improve recognition

common skin lesions?R Sheppeard

4.20-4.40pm

An ‘hour on-call’: A low-cost, resource-light, simulated on-call experience to improve

in skills for working on-call

B Davies

4.20-4.40pm

4.20-4.40pm

PHEM: from individual SSC choice to integration within the undergraduate curriculum

C John

4.20-4.40pm

The Continuous Quality Improvement ‘Squeeze’ into the Curriculum in PA Education: A Model for Adaption in Physician Associate Programmes

TB Kindratt

4.20-4.40pm

Pan-specialty, pan-regional training for transition induction bootcamps

A Humphreys

4.20-4.40pm

SimCity: London – Novel, cross-institution high

medical simulation for the modern training Doctor

S Bulford

4.20-4.40pmThe challenges of running inter-professional simulation: Learning from experience and developing a toolbox

J Hartland

4.20-4.40pmThe lived experience of a junior doctor psychiatry placement

P Crampton

4.40-5.00pm

4.40-5.00pm

Make Wikis Great Again

C Murray

4.40-5.00pm

Human factors training for medical students: Exploring student perception and how to promote a better understanding.

C Allen

4.40-5.00pm

year medical students’ perceptions of undergraduate nephrology teaching

I Ali

4.40-5.00pm

Progression and retention: Are there differences between students entering via a Gateway programme and traditional entrants?

R D’Silva

4.40-5.00pm

Creating and Evaluating the Impact of a Core Syllabus in Anatomy Education using a Delphi Methodology.

C Smith

4.40-5.00pm

A Multinational Approach to Curriculum Design

S Jones

4.40-5.00pm

“Educational Advent Calendars” – Valuing our workforce at Christmas. Can combining humour and learning provide an educational opportunity in the Acute Medical Unit?

L Anderson

4.40-5.00pm

Obstetric emergencies in the developing world: does simulation training improve healthcare professionals’

in looking after patients with postpartum haemorrhage and eclampsia?

J Moffatt

4.40-5.00pm

5.00-5.20pm

5.00-5.20pm

Does an online booking system improve student access to learning opportunities?

B Sharif

5.00-5.20pm

Learner choice in the design and evaluation of a teaching skills course for medical students

A Chu

5.00-5.20pm

A Qualitative Study Assessing the Impact of ‘Patient Teacher’ Sessions on Medical Students Obstetrics and Gynaecology Training

A Steinen-Durand

5.00-5.20pm

5.00-5.20pm

Health professionals and medical educators’ perspectives on how to better teach and evaluate diversity training: “We value science above the human being”

RE George

5.00-5.20pm

5.00-5.20pm

Can we improve patient communication and safety? Using practical training to improve Foundation Trainees’ competence at taking informed consent.

L Anderson

5.00-5.20pm

Modern Medicine against Modern Slavery: an e-Learning tutorial for medical students

L Williams

5.00-5.20pm

Technology Enhanced Learning

3.00-3.20pm

Small Grant Winner 2016: Medical Aspirations, Parenthood and Work-Life Balance: Experiences of Doctorrs in Training

C Leitner

3.00-3.20pm

of social media learning tools as part of a ‘parallel curriculum’ for stage four medical students

J Guckian

3.00-3.20pm

“I cannot believe in myself any more”: a phenomenological study of hopelessness and helplessness within medical education

S Shaw

3.00-3.20pm

Cognitive bias in medical student decision making

T O’Hagan

3.00-3.20pm

How “willing” is “willing”? Peer physical examination in a diverse UK medical school

C Nath

3.00-3.20pm

Experience of Parallel Communications training, a novel communication skills workshop, in 342 medical students in a UK medical school

M Durve

3.00-3.20pm

What demographic and educational factors predict doctors’ decision to apply for General Practice specialty training?

P Lambe

3.00-3.20pm

Development of a Teaching Module for Trainees: Managing Serious Untoward Incidents

S Sreih

3.00-3.20pm

Self-evaluation and peer feedback to promote preparation and participation in small group teaching for undergraduate pharmacists

M Morgan

3.00-3.20pmCan a Geriatrics Interprofessional Simulation for Medical and Nursing Students Change Attitudes to Interprofessional Learning?

T McGowan

3.00-3.20pmPerceptions of cheating in a UK medical school

N Hrouda

3.20-3.40pm

Small Grants Winner 2016: Facilitators and barriers to teaching undergraduate medical students in primary care: The GPs’ perspective

H Alberti

3.20-3.40pm

Enhancing student engagement with

simulations; a study of student perceptions

N Gostelow

3.20-3.40pm

The Impact of Dyslexia on Medical Students: A Mixed Methods Study

S Shaw

3.20-3.40pm

‘Another Hour on Call’ – Improving simulated on

medical students

A Wilson

3.20-3.40pm

The use of progress testing in medical school: students’ attitudes and stress levels

S Adnan

3.20-3.40pm

Teaching communication skills to medical students in the clinical years: what do students identify as the most important learning goals?

J Millichamp

3.20-3.40pm

Student acceptability and perceptions following experience as Multiple Mini Interviewers

L Turkoglu

3.20-3.40pm

Competencies in Practice - A Novel Assessment Method for Postgraduate Physician Training

S Quraishi

3.20-3.40pm

Practice makes perfect: An educational package to aid transition from medical student to doctor

M Khatoon

3.20-3.40pm

Interprofessional Learning between Registrars and ANPs – a Qualitative Analysis

T McGowan

3.20-3.40pm“being the youngest… female on the team can be quite intimidating”: Exploring intersecting identities, retention and success in health professions education

SR11

SR12

All Day

Speaker Preview Room and Conference Cloakroom

Professionalism (4); Postgraduate Education(1)

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Teaching About

Postgraduate Education

E-learning (2); Technology Enhanced

Learning (1); Psychometrics (1)

Interprofessional Education (4), Practice-based

Teaching & Learning (1)

Professionalism

Undergraduate Medical Education -

Teaching and Learning

ASME Grants & Awards

Room and Theme

4.00-4.20pm

ASME/GMC Excellent Medical Education 2016 Winner Follow up presentation, Postgraduate Category: “My role is to show them how to be me”: Junior doctors’ experiences of student

assistantships as supervisors

SE Wells

4.00-4.20pm

4.00-4.20pm

Measuring the Immeasurable: The challenges of assessing Mindfulness in undergraduate medical students in the UK

H Bintley

4.00-4.20pm

“Why don’t they just tell us what to learn?”

SA Bull

4.00-4.20pm

A simple way to improve Foundation Year 1 Doctors’ preparedness for conducting ward rounds

M Redman and S Gajebasia

4.00-4.20pm

4.00-4.20pm

4.00-4.20pm

Innovative online medical education videos - the future of eLearning?

ND Gupta

4.00-4.20pm

Interprofessional simulations

registration student awareness of the Physician Associate role

C Nath

4.00-4.20pm

Mind The GapE Sullivan

4.20-4.40pm

ASME/GMC Excellent Medical Education 2016 Winner Follow up presentation, CPD Category: Developing a coding tool to understand the Behaviour Change Techniques used in CPD:

J Hart & L Byrne Davis

4.20-4.40pm

Smart phone quizzing: The future of Audience Participation Devices.

A Coombs

4.20-4.40pm

Behavioural responses of

curriculum, experiential, mindfulness course

J Hales

4.20-4.40pm

Gynaecological examination: does medical student gender affect clinical learning?

A Burahee

4.20-4.40pm

Are medical students on the right trach?: A qualitative and quantitative study investigating the necessity of undergraduate teaching based on tracheostomy

P Sykes

4.20-4.40pm

4.20-4.40pm

Learning through patient ‘follow-up’: A learning technique described by Foundation Year 1 Doctors working at night.

B Walker

4.20-4.40pm

4.20-4.40pm

Is Interprofessional Education an effective way to teach about patient safety?

H Mottershead

4.20-4.40pm

A resilient curriculum or a curriculum to develop resilience: how do medical students learn about managing stress and developing emotional resilience?

C Evans

4.40-5.00pm

ASME/GMC Excellent Medical Education 2015 Winner Follow up presentation, CPD Category: Educational development in context: Developing a regional community of practice (CoP) in psychiatry.

M Moffatt

4.40-5.00pm

Minds on the Move: the role of mobile devices in learning clinical medicine

A Wilson

4.40-5.00pm

Migrants and healthcare: educating tomorrow’s doctors for a global (and highly politicised) challenge

A Berlin

4.40-5.00pm

“Just a GP”: Active denigration of General Practice as a career choice.

K Merritt

4.40-5.00pm

Fear is temporary, the bleep is forever. Development of non-technical skills through the use of an in-situ on cal bleep simulation.

K Hogan

4.40-5.00pm

4.40-5.00pm

Stop making the same mistake twice. Can case outcomes from serious incidents in a Coroner’s court, improve junior doctors learning?

P Rimmer

4.40-5.00pm

Use of Online Platforms to Connect and Develop Healthcare Professionals: Why bother and what works?

A Manley

4.40-5.00pm

Who are you and what exactly do you do? : A prequalifying IPE strategy to improve appreciation of the multi-professional team

H Mottershead

4.40-5.00pm

Undermining behaviour and bullying: Are these issues encountered by medical students as well as doctors?

K Warren

5.00-5.20pm

5.00-5.20pm

Opportunities, constraints and Aha! moments: understanding students’ experiences of mobile technologies in the clinical workplace

N Lal

5.00-5.20pm

Integrated prescribing teaching: Is there a short prescription for a chronic problem?

J Morgan

5.00-5.20pm

Getting old before your time: does an ageing simulation suit change undergraduate medical students’ approach to elderly patients?

C Ashton

5.00-5.20pm

Tracheostomy careH Lewith

5.00-5.20pm

5.00-5.20pm

The development and psychometric evaluation of a non-technical skills tool for medical post take ward rounds

S Pomfret

5.00-5.20pm

Developing ‘Out of the Box’: Innovative Multimodal Self-Directed Learning Modules in Gynaecology Sub-Specialties as an Educational Resource for Medical Undergraduates

A Stienen-Durand

5.00-5.20pm

Exploring informal interprofessional student-clinician interactions in the workplace

P Crampton

5.00-5.20pm

Resilience workshop: can simulation be used to open

encountered as a foundation doctor with the aim of reducing stress and preventing burnout?

H Fuller & R Rooney

5.20-5.40pm

5.20-5.40pm

Designing a clinical app for a tertiary referral hospital: using feedback to get it right

F Mazzola

5.20-5.40pm

Pastoral Care: Promoting Resilience in preparation for practice

H Boyce, P Ehilwa & C Sharratt

5.20-5.40pm

Implementation of Teaching on LGBT Healthcare: A four-year review

D J Cahill

5.20-5.40pm

5.20-5.40pm

5.20-5.40pm

10.20-10.40am

5.20-5.40pm

Exploring the use of item statistics based on negatively marked scores and dichotomised scores

J Cockerill

5.20-5.40pm

Understanding The Art of Clinical Decision Making

B Sieniewicz

5.20-5.40pm

All Day

Speaker Preview Room and Conference Cloakroom

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Faculty Development

Postgraduate Education

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Patient Voice

Undergraduate Medical Education -

Teaching and Learning

Continuing Professional Development

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Immersive Virtual Reality: an effective, low-cost educational tool with vast potential

A Magnussen

9.00-9.20am

‘The Million Pound Drop Attack’: Can a popular television game show format be used to teach comprehensive geriatric assessment?

M Brown

9.00-9.20am

Size of Sepsis in Wales: a nationwide point-prevalence study driven by medical student data collection and the Welsh Digital Data Collection Platform

R Lundin

9.00-9.20am

waste” Preliminary results on the

Scaffold to structure students’ learning during simuation training.

J Fukuta

9.00-9.20am

The Backgrounds, Experiences and Attitudes of Volunteer Patients Supporting Undergraduate Medical Students at the University of Nottingham (VP study part 1)

C Sharratt

9.00-9.20am

Metaphors we teach by (with apologies to Lakoff and Johnson)

E Fowler

9.00-9.20am

TIPS: Trainees Improving Patient Safety through Quality Improvement. A peer lead initiative delivering Quality Improvement teaching methodology to Foundation Doctors in the North West

H Baird

9.00-9.20am

“He’s one of those characters that really inspires you” and “If people are like her, I want nothing

medical role model and ‘anti-role model’ on career choice

A Thomas

9.00-9.20am

Improving students’ understandings of ethico-legal issues in health through an innovative law-medicine PBL case

KG Gilbert

9.20-9.40am

Mindfulness for doctors - an effective way to improve staff well-being and development?

V Pattni

9.20-9.40am

Technology Enhanced Learning (TEL): Developing novel online virtual cases to supplement the medical student clinical learning experience

J Gilmour-White

9.20-9.40am

Student performance in team-based learning (TBL) tests predict summative examination

undergraduate medical students

M Sawdon & D McLaughlin

9.20-9.40am

Effectiveness of resilience training on the mental health of medical students and doctors

S Jawad

9.20-9.40am

How prepared are medical students for dealing with end-of-life?

L Jellett

9.20-9.40am

9.20-9.40am

‘Great idea’, ‘sounds scary’, I’m too busy’? Identifying the barriers in developing a staff peer observation programme

I Munjal

9.20-9.40am

Not just another theatre checklist

J Hawkins

9.20-9.40am

What I Wish I Knew In Final Year’ – The launch of a near peer teaching programme in an Irish University Hospital

N O’Mara & N Davey

9.20-9.40am

Teaching and evaluating smartphone applications: An inter-professional curriculum expansion for PA and nutritionist students.

T Kindratt

9.40-10.00am

Translating behavioural science for continuing professional education: The Change Exchange

L Byrne-Davis

9.40-10.00am

Developing immersive video based virtual patients to support effective consultation skills

A Manley

9.40-10.00am

SimSurgeries: Exploring diagnostic reasoning in primary care

A Nagy

9.40-10.00am

An Undergraduate Medical Education Society: Our Experience

M Parker

9.40-10.00am

Revolutionising feedback: an exploration of barriers and drivers to change

E Woods

9.40-10.00am

Active participation of ‘real-time’ patients in undergraduate medical education

A Alao

9.40-10.00am

How do doctors in training develop a professional identity as clinical teacher: a literature review

H Thampy

9.40-10.00am

Towards an understanding of how appraisal of doctors produces its effects: A realist review

N Brennan

9.40-10.00am

Improving Year 3 medical student experience of clinical rotations via a mentoring scheme

J Petrie

9.40-10.00am

Inter-professional Education: Enhancing supervision skills together to maximise learning opportunities in practice.

S Flavell

10.00-10.20am

A mixed-methods study to explore the system for assuring

of Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC) registrants

P Crampton

10.00-10.20am

A novel method for teaching undergraduate trauma radiograph interpretation

G Brown

10.00-10.20am

Spiritual care: a qualitative investigation of faculty perceptions, practice and teaching strategies.

E Hayward

10.00-10.20am

Capturing missed opportunities for feedback: a medical school’s experience of using LiftUpp™

L Quinn

10.00-10.20am

Dementia Café: much more than coffee

M Devlin

10.00-10.20am

Patient shadowing; an educational tool to enhance appreciation of the patients’ perspective

K Mazan & A Holmes

10.00-10.20am

The value of a peer learning medical education portfolio workshop in early career development

A Chu

10.00-10.20am

10.00-10.20am

10 months and counting...Are you ready to safely manage your ward? A pilot study evaluating the Impact of a Simulated Surgical Ward Round for Final year Medical Students.

S Rai

10.00-10.20am

Transitioning into interprofessional practice: Evaluation of an Aged Care IPE innovation

A Teodorczuk

10.20-10.40am

10.20-10.40am

The SETS course: using in-situ simulation in care homes

I Wilkinson

10.20-10.40am

Teaching the Teachers: Results from four years of a targeted Medical Education course.

K Warren

10.20-10.40am

How much anatomy do medical students think they need to know? A student evaluation at a UK medical school of the new Core Regional Anatomy Syllabus and

in anatomical knowledge.

C Luscombe

10.20-10.40am

Medical Students Teaching Work Experience Pupils Provides Mutual Value

C Boyd

10.20-10.40am

10.20-10.40am

10.20-10.40am

10.20-10.40am

10.20-10.40am

All Day

Speaker Preview Room and Conference Cloakroom

SR6


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