The Association for Simulated Practice in Healthcare Annual Conference was held at the Millennium Stadium, Cardiff on 9th and 10th November, with additional Masterclasses held on Tuesday 8th November. The event was a huge success, with over 250 delegates in attendance, as well as representatives from all areas of industry.
The ASPiH Executive Committee would like to extend their grateful thanks to all presenters, sponsors, exhibitors and delegates who attended and contributed towards making the conference even bigger and better than last year. We hope the conference in 2012 will be another great event, and are already underway with planning another fantastic conference.
Congratulations to this year's prize winners:
Highly Recommended Poster: ‘ABG Simulation Teaching: The Incorporation of a Realistic Simulated ABG Machine’, Steve Rogers, University of Bristol, Iain Smith, Nicola Jakeman, Royal United Hospital, Bath
Best Poster: ‘Exploring the Errors Made by Newly Qualified Doctors in Acute Care Contexts Using High Fidelity Simulation’, Vicky Tallentire, Samantha Smith, Edward Mellanby, University of Edinburgh
Best Oral Short Communication: ‘Improving Patient Safety in Emergency Situations (IPSES). Increasing Use of Non-Technical Skills Through Interprofessional Simulation’, Nicola Morgan, Libby Thomas, Colm Watters, Peter Jaye, Guys and St Thomas’ Hospital
Best Oral Research Paper: ‘Utilising the Nasa Task Load Index for Workload in Y5 Medical Students in a Moderate-High Fidelity Simulator’, Amar Seesarun, Sandeep Singh Randhawa, Jonathan Stewart, Hollier Simulation Centre
Best Oral Work in Progress Paper: ‘TERRI: Bridging the Practice-Theory Gap in Managing Patients with Trachiostomies’, Kelly Turkhud, Montagu Clinical Simulation Centre
Best Overall Presentation: ‘Utilising the Nasa Task Load Index for Workload in Y5 Medical Students in a Moderate-High Fidelity Simulator’, Amar Seesarun, Sandeep Singh Randhawa, Jonathan Stewart, Hollier Simulation Centre
Please keep checking back here for details of the 2012 ASPiH Conference, to be held in Oxford, and for presentations and photographs from this year's event.
For a summary of the 2010 conference, please download the summary report here.
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