Wednesdays

  • Clinical Education time is protected from clinical service provision and is resourced and paid for by the ICU.
    • On-site Training time for those not on leave or night-shift
    • Off-Site Training time is allocated to ensure full quota of training time per month
  • ICU registrars who are not rostered to leave or night shift are expected to come.
  • The online roster determines those presenting and responsible for the sessions.
  • The program timetable is found on the ICU Hub
  • Repeated non-attendance will potentially result in education payment withheld or remediation with the Supervisors of Training.
 
  • Hospital HMO teaching (All hospital areas)
    • Last Wednesday of month, 1400-1600.
    • 2020 coordinator – Director of Clinical Training (hospital)
    • Protected teaching time of 2 hours
    • Will involve clinical simulation and clinical tutorials
    • ICU does the teaching once per year
      • Deteriorating patient workshop (2020)
    • HMO will be released from clinical service for 2 hours and covered by local departmental staff
    • Clinical-floor consultant will take over the phone during this 2 hours on this Wednesday
 
  • ICU Registrar & CICM syllabus teaching
    • Wednesdays 1200-1700hrs
    • 2020 Echo/US coordinator Dr Vijayanand Palaniswamy and Dr Cameron Knott
    • 2020 Journal Club coordinator – CICM trainees, supervised by Dr Cameron Knott
    • 2020 Inter-professional program coordinator – Dr Vijayanand Palaniswamy and Dr Cameron Knott
    • 2020 CICM program coordinators – (Part 1, Part2, lecture program), with centralised coordinator- Dr Vijayanand Palaniswamy
    • 2020 ICU simulation-
      • NHET-Sim trained Consultants & registrars
      • Coordinators- Dr Vijayanand Palaniswamy and Dr Cameron Knott.
    • Themed according to CICM syllabus
    • Preparation is led by allocated registrars
    • Supported by a Clinical Support Time consultant
    • Taught by Consultants and Registrars
    • incorporating:
      • DOPS forms for Echo/US training and competency assessments done on bedside as individual basis.
      • Journal Club or Research Presentations.
      • Themed topic each week.
      • Consultant/Fellow-supervised ICU registrar teaching/discussion and presentation.
      • ‘Hot cases’ (clinical & bedside) during the Clinical Grand Round period.
      • Data interpretation or equipment/ ‘Labs and ‘Lytes’ led by duty HMO in ICU.
      • Viva voce practice for part 1 & 2 candidates (internal and external)
        • Via Hot Case Central
      • Radiology conference session.
      • Airway hands-on training in operating theatre.
      • Team skills training (simulation)
      • ALS simulation.
      • Crucial conversations workshop.
      • Paediatric study day for doctors.
      • Deteriorating patient simulation workshop.