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Overview
Share an early perspective of the conference programme & platform
To discuss the categories of this years conference – and how your project might best fit
Welcome to you all ☺
Please tell us your:
1. Name
2. Organisation
3. Why you joined this evening?
Psychological safety – Invitation to participants today to hold the basic assumption as a group and confirm we are recording this workshop.
ASPiH Virtual Conference 2021: Moving upstream – Using simulation to improve systems
Monday 8thth – Wednesday 10th November 2021Keynote speakers include:
• Dr Victoria Brazil, Professor of Emergency Medicine and Director of Simulation, Bond University, Australia
• Dr. Michael A. Rosen –Assoc. Professor of Anaesthesiology and Critical Care Medicine, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine • Prof Stephani L Hatch - Sociology and Epidemiology, King’s College
London
• Prof. Bryn Baxendale & Dr. Neil Ralph - Head of Technology Enhanced Learning, Health Education England
• Prof. Ken Catchpole, Anaesthesia & Perioperative Medicine, Medical University of South Carolina
• Pre-conference Masterclasses – 8th November • ePoster presentations • Workshops • Sponsored symposia • Oral Presentations
• Virtual exhibition including virtual poster room
• Live twitter chat • Virtual networking
Visit
www.aspihconference.co.uk
for more information
ABSTRACT SUBMISSION OPEN – CLOSING DATE 21st June 2021
REGISTRATION OPENING w/c
June 7th
ASPiH Virtual Conference 2021: Moving upstream – Using simulation to improve systems
Monday 8thth – Wednesday 10th November 2021Plans for Pre-conference Masterclasses
• Monday 8th November – 10-4pm
• Transformative Simulation • Systems & workplace design
• Developing effective simulated placements • In situ simulation
Workshops include
• Research – developing questions & qualitative analysis • Debriefing - with the Debriefing Academy Team
• VR & mental health • 360 Virtual Sim • Clinical debriefing • Pre-conference Masterclasses – 8th November • ePoster presentations • Workshops • Sponsored symposia • Oral presentations
• Virtual exhibition including virtual poster room
• Live twitter chat • Virtual networking
Visit
www.aspihconference.co.uk
for more information
ABSTRACT SUBMISSION OPEN – CLOSING DATE 21st June 2021
REGISTRATION OPENING w/c
June 7th
Presentation
Types
Oral Paper presentations
10-minute pre-recorded sessions.
Lead authors invited to attend live session to participate in live speaker panel discussion & to answer online questions as they are posed
Poster Presentations
ePosters will be displayed in the virtual poster room
Plus the option to submit a 5-minute pre-recorded audio file or AV
Questions can be put to authors via our online chat option at any time in the conference
Highest scored poster submissions will also be selected by the scientific committee to attend a live Q&A
Five
formats
three new
categories
• 1. Literature review
• 2. Original research
• 3. In practice
• 4. Innovations
• 5. Creative & reflective practice perspectives
In keeping with our belief that ‘patients matter’, special
recognition awards will be given to presentations that
demonstrate patient and relative partnerships and
engagement and/or inclusion within the simulated
practice described.
Literature Review
• We are keen to encourage colleagues
who've been conducting literature
reviews for their courses – whether that
is for in practice work, undergraduate &
post graduate students – please do
share your reviews
• Can be a mini systematic review or a
precis of the literature in a given topic
• Abstract will include research question,
search strategy and key results of your
literature review
Innovations
• This category is for authors who may have a new technical or
programme initiative they wish to share or seek feedback on
• Perhaps you set up a unique pop up sim area, or have made digital
hybrid sims
Creative & Reflective
Practice Perspectives
• This abstract is for authors who may have been working with or are
developing artistic forms in healthcare simulation to allow them to reflect on their work & share ideas.
• For example, art, performing arts, video, stories, reflections on a debrief, moulage, models
• It can also be about creative outlets we used as simulationists to support ourselves as faculty whilst we adapted & provided training through these difficult pandemic times
• This category is deliberately open, without constraints
• It also doesn’t ask for a next steps section as it doesn’t have to be a finished piece
• “If your work has a P number then its probably not in the right place”
• No idea’s a bad idea!
• Options available for all areas of simulation & interactive learning
• ASPiH is striving to be inclusive and if you would like support with your abstract – please get in touch with us
• ASPiH is working for its members – get involved in our journey
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Acknowledgements & THANKS ☺
Scientific Committee
Gemma – [email protected]
Donna – [email protected]
Thank you for your time today
