Covid-19

UHBW Simulation Centre is operating in alignment with UK Government guidance and University Hospitals Bristol and Weston guidance around Covid-19. We have Covid-19 safety measures in place throughout our Centre (including social distancing, the wearing of PPE and regular cleaning) and training will be delivered within these parameters. Our risk assessment can be found here and will be sent to all course attendees prior to their arrival. If would like to attend a course at UHBW but are concerned about your safety, we would encourage you to get in touch with our team.

Please note that by attending training at UHBW Simulation Centre, attendees are declaring that they are not showing any Covid-19 symptoms (a new, continuous cough, high temperature or a loss of taste or smell). If attendees develop symptoms during training, they must inform a course director and return home immediately for self-isolation and testing.

The course details

The Bristol Advanced Simulation Instructors Masterclass (BASIM) course is applicable to all educators who wish to develop a deeper understanding of how to achieve successful organisational integration of multi-disciplinary simulation based education (SBE) in the domains of Education, Practice Development, Clinical Governance and Research to achieve the ultimate goal of enhanced patient safety and quality of health care delivery.

In addition the course will arm participants with the knowledge and skills to DEVELOP, DESIGN, DELIVER and DEBRIEF simulation-based education across the entire learner expertise gradient. All within a framework of educational quality assurance to ensure the reliable delivery of high quality education that optimises impact.

Although a complete course in its own right, to opotimise learning experience, newcomers to simulation are encouraged to attend our ‘Train the Trainers’ course first and gain some experience in delivery of simulation prior to attending the BASIM Course.

This popular and highly evaluated three-day course introduces a basic understanding of Human Factors and Teamwork theory and teaches candidates an innovative practical debriefing model, iTRUST, consisting of a standardised structure of the debrief that allows educator to confirm the performance deficit and choose the most appropriate feedback tool from their “tool belt” of feedback tools including Directive Feedback, Learner Self Assessment and Facilitated Reflection. Thus arming faculty with a “tool belt” of feedback strategies to utilise dynamically based on the nature of the learning need to be addressed, learning style preference and the situation.

Highly skilled thought leaders in the field of simulation will guide candidates through the hands on practical application of the Simulation Delivery Cycle including scenario design, scenario implementation and debriefing.

Highlights/Objectives:

• Simulation as vehicle for improved Patient Outcomes

• Human Factors and Team Management

• Principles of the Adult Learning Theory

• Simulation Teaching Cycle: Preparation

• Simulation Teaching Cycle: Simulation Delivery

• Confederate

• Pause & Perfect

• Run Through

• Simulation Teaching Cycle: Observation

• Simulation Teaching Cycle: iTRUST Debriefing

• Feedback Strategy Decision Making Tool

• Implementation of Feedback Strategy

• Directive Feedback

• Learner Self Assessment

• Facilitated Reflection

• Practical Implementation of Simulation Delivery Cycle

Target audience:

Healthcare professionals with interest in simulation and or teaching.

In order to optimise the experiential nature of the educational experience we are strictly limit to places to 18 delegates per course. Places are allocated on a first come first serve basis and are only confirmed once payment of deposit is received. Book early to avoid disappointment!

Format: 3 day course

Venue: UHBW Simulation Centre (Formerly known as Bristol Medical Simulation Centre)

Should you have any enquiries about this course please e-mail SimulationServices@uhbw.nhs.uk .

Please be aware of the UHBW SImulation Centre’s cancellation policy which can be accessed by clicking here.