Human Factors for SAS Doctors
Thursday 12th and Friday 13th May 2016
Education Centre, The Royal Oldham Hospital
09:00am  – 16:30 pm
 
Human Factors for SAS Doctors
Monday 16th and Tuesday 17th May 2016
Postgraduate Centre, North Manchester General Hospital
09:00am  – 16:30 pm
 
This course will increase awareness of the role human factors plays in maintaining high reliability, resilient and safe practice
This course will equip SAS Doctors to:

• understand how & why errors are made & how to avoid them
• communicate more effectively
• maintain team awareness
• recognise early signs of error
• reduce stress
• conduct timely & effective team briefings
• improve use of checklists
• debrief for learning not blame
• maintain safe practice

 
If you would like a place on either of these courses please email medicaleducation.troh@pat.nhs.uk
Stating the dates of which 2 day course you would like to attend.
 
IMPORTANT!
Only book onto these courses if you are able to attend the FULL session. If you leave early, arrive late or miss any part of the session you will not receive a certificate and it will be logged that you have not completed the course. All training courses are very popular and we run it on a first come first serve basis and have a reserve list when they are full therefore it would be unfair to partially attend when we have doctors keen to attend the full session.
 
As you are aware there is a cost to these courses which is being covered by the Medical and Dental Education Department. We re-claim this funding from Health Education North West (HENW) and are required to submit a register of attendees to secure the funding.  If you are unable to attend the course, it is vital that you let us know at your earliest opportunity so that a colleague on the reserve list can take your place. Failure to notify the department of your withdrawal from the course may result in an invoice to cover the cost of your place on the course as we will be unable to re-claim this from HENW.

Thursday 16th June 2016
Education Centre, The Royal Oldham Hospital
13:00  – 16:00 pm
 
If you would like a place on this session please email medicaleducation.troh@pat.nhs.uk
 
Only book onto these courses if you are able to attend the FULL session. If you leave early, arrive late or miss any part of the session you will not receive a certificate and it will be logged that you have not completed the course. All training courses are very popular and we run it on a first come first serve basis and have a reserve list when they are full therefore it would be unfair to partially attend when we have doctors keen to attend the full session.
 
As you are aware there is a cost to these courses which is being covered by the Medical and Dental Education Department. We re-claim this funding from Health Education North West (HENW) and are required to submit a register of attendees to secure the funding.  If you are unable to attend the course, it is vital that you let us know at your earliest opportunity so that a colleague on the reserve list can take your place. Failure to notify the department of your withdrawal from the course may result in an invoice to cover the cost of your place on the course as we will be unable to re-claim this from HENW.

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