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Clinical Simulation fellowships

Clinical Simulation fellowships. Sanjay Ramamoorthy Consultant in Emergency Medicine University Hospitals Southampton. My background. Consultant in Emergency Medicine Medical Education Fellow 2001-2002 MA Medical Education Clinical Simulation Fellowship 2011. Background.

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Clinical Simulation fellowships

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  1. Clinical Simulation fellowships Sanjay Ramamoorthy Consultant in Emergency Medicine University Hospitals Southampton

  2. My background • Consultant in Emergency Medicine • Medical Education Fellow 2001-2002 • MA Medical Education • Clinical Simulation Fellowship 2011

  3. Background • NHS Education South Central • 7 Fellows in 6 NHS Trusts in South Central • January to December 2011

  4. Aims • Educational fellowship • Incorporate simulation • 6 high risk areas

  5. Project streams • Recognition of the deteriorating patient • Medication errors • Handover • Venous thromboembolism prophylaxis • Interpretation of CTGs in childbirth • Cost-effectiveness of clinical simulation

  6. Common themes • Protected time • Working outside normal sphere of practice • Often engaging the unengaged • Changing behaviour vs acquisition of new knowledge/skills

  7. Simulation as part of an educational strategy

  8. Clinical outcomes • Clinical outcomes • Change in outcomes and behaviour of clinicians • Delivery of education not the end point

  9. Output • 2 presentations at national Conferences • 2 presentations at International medical education Conference in Malaysia • Ongoing work in all Trusts • Personal development of all fellows

  10. Conclusions • Simulation is part, not the whole • Good to engage the unengaged • Patient outcomes vs delivery of training as endpoint

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