Student Clinical Skills Practice and Forum
Welcome to the Student Clinical Skills Practice and Forum sign-up page.
Location
Royal Papworth Hospital NHS Foundation Trust
Papworth Road Trumpington CB2 0AY United KingdomAbout this event
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT:
Next Student Forum will be held in the HLRI on 30th Jan, please wait for us to collect you from the HLRI reception.
We aim to provide our Students and Apprentices with continuous education throughout their placements with us. These sessions offer you the chance to practice skills and learn new techniques and also to meet your colleagues, network and bring up any questions or issues you may have.
The sessions take place every Monday (except bank holidays) from 13:00 to 16:00. Though we welcome any student to sign in we would like to ask you to book only onto those sessions you haven't attended before. We ask you to book in if you are sure you'll be able to attend to allow others to attend if you cannot. If you find yourself incapable to make it to the session you can cancel your booking online to free a space for another student on the waiting list. If you have trouble doing so you can bleep us on 283 / 284 or send us an email to papworth.nonmedicalstudenthelp@nhs.net and we will do our best to help you out.
To book a spot just select the desired date and fill up the form. You will receive a confirmation email after completing the process.
Upcoming Sessions:
- 30th January - Oxygen and suctioning (Ross)
- 6th Feb - Strike Day - No forum
- 13th Feb - ABG analysis (Ross)
- 20th Feb - ECG interpretation (Amy)
- 27th Feb - Chest Xrays and Auscultation (Ross)
- 6th March - Communication and Human factors (Ross)
- 13th March - Mobility and falls (Ross)
- 20th March - A to E assessment (Ross)
Important information: we try to stick to the session plan as much as possible but we may be forced to alter it due to facilitator scheduling changes / issues or other force majeure scenarios. We kindly ask for your understanding in this matter.
DISCLAIMER: some of the techniques and skills taught on these training session could showcase competences that may fall outside of your remit. You should only execute those tasks and carry out techniques you have been signed out for.