Virtual Teaching and Prize Opportunity for Junior Doctors - Winners of National Teaching Prizes Confirmed
We have received a letter from Dr Siva the Chief Mentor for Schools and Widening Participation:
Dear Colleagues
Firstly, thank you so much for your help a couple of months ago by sharing the information about the National Teaching Opportunity and Prizes for Junior Doctors that I sent you via email. I had an overwhelming number of enthusiastic and inspirational volunteers respond and teach. All of the participants were given certificates for teaching and also had their ‘developing clinical teacher’ competency signed off for ARCP. So it was a really useful event for both the students and the Junior Doctors who volunteered. As promised, here are a list of all of the Junior doctors from your region who were awarded National Teaching Prizes, hopefully there are some in your deanery!:
Dr Alysha Chouhan CT1 CHESHIRE AND WIRRAL
Dr Anshruta Raodeo Aneurin Bevan Health University Board
Dr Carven Chin FY2 Cardiff Royal Infirmary
Dr Eaindra Thu FY2 Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Birmingham
Dr Ghadaq Enad FY2 Blackpool Victoria Hospital
Dr Hajira Iftikhar FY2 Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust
Dr Harsha Jayanna Salford Royal NHS Foundation Trust
Dr Jack Eklid FY2 Leeds Teaching Hospitals Trust
Dr Jacomien Nel FY2 York
Dr Janine Quek Dentist Bristol Dental Hospital
Dr Jemima Cohen FY1 The Hull University Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust
Dr Joshua Wortelhock Royal Liverpool University Hospital
Dr Ketan Dhital CT1 Barnsley
Dr Khaing Theint Htun FY1 The Hull University Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust
Dr Mark Oakey ST3 Swansea Bay University Health Board
Dr Mina Saad ST3 Aneurin Bevan University Health Board
Dr Olufemi Olatigbe FY1 University Hospital of Wales - Cardiff and Vale
Dr Omar El Sayegh FY2 Glangwili Hospital
Dr Reddin Ahmed FY2 Bradford Teaching Hospital NHS Trust
Dr Rimsha Malik FY1 Bradford Royal Infirmary
Dr Veronica Ramadan-Mitrache CT3 Adult Outpatient City East CMHT
Dr Joseph Akhator ST1 Barnsley Schemes
Dr Sophie Trotter FY2 Leeds
Dr Sally-Ann Mather FY1 Barnsley
Dr Nazanin Babazadeh FY2 The Hull University Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust
Dr Jacomien Nel FY2 York
Dr Anushka Nargund The Hull University Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust
Dr Ketan Dhital CT1 Barnsley
Dr Anastasios Politis ST3 IMPERIAL COLLEGE HEALTHCARE NHS TRUST
Dr Hadika Khalid IMT3 Manchester Royal Infirmary
Dr Hajira Iftikhar FY2 Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust
Dr Anshruta Raodeo Aneurin Bevan Health University Board
Dr Mina Saad ST3 Aneurin Bevan University Health Board
Dr Ojombo Gbemisola Boyede Neath Port Talbot Hospital
Dr Omar El Sayegh FY2 Glangwili Hospital
Dr Chern Yan tan
Dr Geraint Morris SHO Macclesfield District General Hospital
Dr Humaira Ud-Din FY2 Blackpool Victoria Hospital
Dr Fatima Khan FY2 Blackpool Victoria Hospital
Dr Joshua Garg FY2 Morriston hospital in Swansea
Dr Ray Tse FY1 Morriston Hospital - Swansea Bay University Health Board
There are still more teaching dates coming up and more prizes available for any junior doctors who would like to volunteer to participate. I would be very grateful if you could circulate the details below to your junior doctors (any grade or specialty) and I will be more than happy to accommodate them as best as I can. I have also included my details in the email so that they can get in touch with me directly if needed. Please could you also let me know if you did get an opportunity to send these out too? This would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
Best wishes
Dr Siva
Chief Mentor for Schools and Widening Participation
Introduction to Paediatrics course
Are you a Foundation Doctor or Clinical Fellow interested in a career in Paediatrics?
Date: 27th January 2022
Cost: £149
We are running a one-day, practical course, providing simulations of common Paediatric and Neonatal condition, practical skills teaching, opportunities to talk to current Paediatric trainees, and information about application.
The course will include:
- Simulation scenarios of common Paediatric and Neonatal conditions
- Paediatric-specific skills teaching
- Talks from current Paediatric trainees
- Tips on applications
If you have any questions or for further information, please email Simspace@nbt.nhs.uk or Abigail.nye@nbt.nhs.uk
Foundation elearning programme update December 2021
Most doctors feel stress at some time in their working lives. How do you recognise it in yourself and/or in your colleagues? What are your options to deal with it?
Available in elearning for healthcare’s Foundation Programme (2021 curriculum) - these sessions cover areas in your curriculum on; FPC 4: Communication and Care, FPC 5: Continuity of Care, FPC 6: Sharing the Vision, FPC 7: Fitness to Practise, FPC 8: Upholding Values and FPC 11: Ethics and Law:
- Stress - Mental Health
- Health (Blood Borne Infection) and Handling Stress
- An Underperforming Colleague - What To Do
- Stress – Bullying
- Introduction to Patient Safety
- Quality and Safety in the NHS
- Raising Concerns About Patient Safety
- Team Working and Patient Safety
- Clinical Governance
- Outcomes and Patient Experience
You can sign in to the elearning with your login supplied by elearning for healthcare at any time during your foundation training.
Horus and Turas have deep links to elearning for healthcare sessions from the Foundation curriculum and therefore accessible to all trainees, making it quicker and easy to access the appropriate session linked to the curriculum.
SCRIPT elearning for Foundation schools
The SCRIPT elearning programme was developed by the University of Birmingham and OCB Media and commissioned by Health Education England. The elearning programme has been designed to encourage safe and effective prescribing and optimal medicines management among healthcare professionals.
The resources for Foundation doctors are delivered through a dedicated learning platform, specifically designed to help improve the prescribing competency and safety of trainees.
A module usually takes approximately one hour to complete but does not have to be completed in one sitting. Content has been authored by a team of expert healthcare professionals and is reviewed and updated on a regular basis.
You can read more about the SCRIPT elearning programmes on the safe prescriber website.