Past Webinars
The Trials and Tribulations of Robotic Surgery
Unlike conventional surgery, Robotic Assisted Surgery (RAS) is on the rise and is the future. therefore, what is robotic surgery? And what are some of the challenges?
With RAS there is more training involved for both the surgeon and the surgical team as well as the changing dynamic in the room of a robot being centre stage. It's a whole new set of instruments and technology to learn, plus new communication hurdles to tackle. With this also comes the challenge: Is RAS better than conventional surgery and is it worth it in the long run?
Session learning outcomes:
• The delegate will be able to outline what is Robotic assisted surgery.
• The delegate will be able to identify the communication challenges faced with Robotic surgery
• Identify the challenges of a new and developing team.
Members £5 (with discount code - log in and see the 'Past Webinars' page to get your discount code), Non-members £10. Student members: FREE.
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How To Avoid Bullying By Mistake and Creating Great Teams
This session is crammed with multiple resources from the Centre for Perioperative Care (CPOC). How to recognise behaviour patterns, work with all staff and build great teams to truly deliver patient-centred care. When to be an active bystander, how to have a ‘cup of coffee conversation’ and how to value diversity. It will bring in human factors and the new ‘Team Brief’ from NatSSIPs (by one of the authors) – great tips and knowledge for everyone!
Learning Outcomes:
•To identify poor behaviours and understand how these damage patient care
• To understand the National Safety Standards for Invasive Procedures (NatSSIPs2) (by one of the authors) and how to conduct a good Team Brief
• To understand how behaviours change, how to have a “minimum standard”, how to value everybody, why diversity makes for great teams, how to be an ‘active bystander’ and how to conduct a “cup of coffee conversation” (to re-educate someone)
Members £5 (with discount code - log in and see the 'Past Webinars' page to get your discount code), Non-members £10. Student members: FREE.
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Student & Early Careers Special: Human Factors and Helicopter Emergency Medical Services - 2 Hours CPD
This Students and Early Careers Special will provide students, newly qualified perioperative practitioners and established practitioners with an understanding of how human factors underpins current patient safety and quality improvement in the perioperative environment. The webinar will provide an insight into the Helicopter Emergency Medical Services (HEMS) looking at the patients journey before they get to theatre. You will hear from a HEMS Doctor who will discuss the preparation and management of patients pre-hospital.
Learning outcomes
• Have a greater understanding around Human Factors and why it is important in daily life
• Learn what your non-technical skills are and how you can use them in the perioperative environment to improve efficiency and patient care
• Learn about the importance of the HEMS service, in relation to pre-hospital care and the considerations taken when managing these patients
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£10 for Members, £20 for Non-members, FREE for Student Members.
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Paediatric Considerations for Peri-Operative Practitioners - 2 Hours CPD
This webinar is primarily aimed at perioperative practitioners working with children in adult-based operating rooms. There is an opportunity for paediatric perioperative practitioners to update their knowledge of current practice.
We will cover aspects such as family-centred care, consent, fasting, allaying anxiety and much more:
This webinar will:
- Provide an understanding of a selection of complexities surrounding Children and Young People (CYP) patients when attending theatre departments
- Update your knowledge on current evidence-based practice
- Provide tools to enhance CYP patients’ safety and their experience within practice
£10 for Members, £20 for Non-Members, FREE for Student Members
Non-members can watch this webinar here for £20.
Members can watch this webinar for £10. Access your 50% discount code here.
Student members should contact events@afpp.org.uk for their discount code to watch the webinar for FREE.
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Your Role in Managing Critical Incident Reporting & Human Factors - 2 Hours CPD
This webinar links the themes of human factors and critical incidents, which are relevant to those in non-medical assisting roles; Surgical First Assistants, Surgical Care Practitioners & Advanced Clinical Practitioners (Surgery).
It takes into account the need for practitioners, who may not come from a traditional perioperative background, to have a good understanding of both these aspects of the perioperative care of patients, whilst strengthening established practitioners’ knowledge and understanding.
£5 for Members, £10 for Non-Members, FREE for Student Members
Non-members can watch this webinar here for £10.
Members can watch this webinar for £5. Access your 50% discount code here.
Student members should contact events@afpp.org.uk for their discount code to watch the webinar for FREE.
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Blood and Bodily Fluids Exposure and Sharp Safety in Theatres - 1 Hour CPD
This session will focus on blood and bodily fluids exposure, including sharps injuries as well as their risk factors and prevention strategies. This webinar will present the 2020 RCN study and the 2022 UK NHS Trust study of sharps injury (SI) among UK HCW and, by comparing these results with other countries, question whether UK 2013 Sharps Regulations went far enough, and whether increased emphasis may be required on reporting, recording and implementation of effective prevention strategies.
This webinar will:
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Define sharps injuries (SI); the four steps in sharps usage that place staff at risk; and the top two staff groups at risk of SI
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Discuss the incidence of SI in the UK and UK HCW staff groups compared with international incidences
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Appraise whether facility’s reporting and recording of SI enables benchmarking of the efficacy of their preventive strategies
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Define three prevention strategies proven to reduce SI
£5 for Members, £10 for Non-Members, FREE for Student Members
Non-members can watch this webinar here for £10.
Members can watch this webinar for £5. Access your 50% discount code here.
Student members should contact events@afpp.org.uk for their discount code to watch the webinar for FREE.
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Management of Surgical Plume in the Perioperative Environment - 2 CPD Hours
When electro surgical devices are in use, unless the appropriate plume evacuation equipment is utilised, perioperative practitioners are at risk from the surgical plume.
This webinar will explore the occupational risks and hazards from surgical plume to perioperative practitioners and visitors to the operating theatre. We will then examine the current evidence-based literature, barriers and challenges currently faced, followed with a discussion on how best to implement a successful and sustainable plume management programme.
This webinar will:
- Enable practitioners to identify risk and understand the hazards associated with exposure to surgical plume
- Discuss current guidance, standards and recommendations so healthcare professionals can identify best practice
- Explore solutions and best practice to inform and educate healthcare professionals
£10 for Members, £20 for Non-Members, FREE for Student Members
Non-members can watch this webinar here for £20.
Members can watch this webinar for £10. Access your 50% discount code here.
Student members should contact events@afpp.org.uk for their discount code to watch the webinar for FREE.
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Welcome to Wales: Innovation, Paediatrics and Perioperative Anxiety - 2 CPD Hours
The webinar will introduce delegates to the Welsh Region and then will proceed to cover 'Innovation, Paediatrics and Perioperative Anxiety'.
Our speakers will discuss developing innovation and then the broader topic of managing perioperative anxiety.
Join us as we explore the innovative approaches being taken in Wales to drive progress and improve patient outcomes. Our expert speakers will share their insights and experiences, providing valuable knowledge and practical tips that you can apply in your own practice.
- You'll be educated on the evaluations, methods and procedures utilised for innovation in your own departments
- You'll acquire the skills and knowledge to address paediatric anxiety in the perioperative setting
- You'll be able to engage and discuss ongoing issues within the perioperative environment
FREE for Members, £10 for Non-Members, FREE for Student Members
Non-members can watch this webinar here for £10.
Members can watch this webinar for FREE. Access your discount code here.
Student members should contact events@afpp.org.uk for their discount code to watch the webinar for FREE.
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Identifying & Managing Risk in the Operating Theatre - 2 CPD Hours
The Operating Theatre is a high-risk, challenging and hazardous environment with numerous occupational and patient hazards. Healthcare professionals working in the perioperative setting should be aware of their legal and professional obligations for health and safety, under the umbrella of clinical governance and risk management systems. These are fundamental in creating a safer theatre environment for all patients, visitors and staff. Employers are legally required by law to manage and reduce risk where reasonably practicable and ensure adequate control mechanisms have been put in place.
- Gain an overview of current legislation, guidance and regulations on risk management and safety in the perioperative setting
- Be provided with evidence-based guidance on standards and recommendations for risk assessment and management
- Identify key elements of effective safety mechanisms and how to implement them within their organisations
£10 for Members, £20 for Non-Members, FREE for Student Members
Non-members can watch this webinar here for £20.
Members can watch this webinar for £10. Access your 50% discount code here.
Student members should contact events@afpp.org.uk for their discount code to watch the webinar for FREE.
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Gaining the Skills to ASCEND: Not Your Average Job - 1 CPD Hour
Theatre practitioners were applauded and recognised for their contributions outside of their ‘normal’ environment during the Covid-19 pandemic. We are highly skilled practitioners with transferable skills that can be deployed in other disciplines including critical care and inter-hospital transfer teams.
- Discover jobs for theatre practitioners beyond the theatre complex; specifically critical care and inter-hospital transfer team
- Practical tips that will help you shine as a newly qualified practitioner
£5 for Members, £10 for Non-Members, FREE for Student Members
Non-members can watch this webinar here for £10.
Members can watch this webinar for £5. Access your 50% discount code here.
Student members should contact events@afpp.org.uk for their discount code to watch the webinar for FREE.
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The Art of Revalidation and Registration: Renewal for the NMC & HCPC - 1.5 CPD Hours
Often healthcare professionals struggle with the requirements of the revalidation and renewal of registration process. It is important that registered practitioners prepare themselves to meet the Continuous Professional Development necessary for safe practice.
Reflection on learning in practice is one aspect of a registrant’s revalidation and re-registration which often practitioners are reluctant to do, until they are required to re-register with their regulator.
This webinar will provide an overview of the HCPC professional declaration and the NMC revalidation regulatory requirements for fitness to practice in the UK.
£7.50 for Members, £15 for Non-Members, FREE for Student Members
Non-members can watch this webinar here for £15.
Members can watch this webinar for £7.50. Access your 50% discount code here.
Student members should contact events@afpp.org.uk for their discount code to watch the webinar for FREE.
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Student & Early Careers Special!: Gaining the Skills to ASCEND: Leadership & Anaesthetic Emergencies - 2.5 CPD Hours
This ASCEND (acquiring skills, career exploration, networking and development) webinar aims to help students and newly qualified practitioners to develop the practical and personal skills needed to succeed during the early years of their perioperative career. We will focus on two main skills - leadership and the management of anaesthetic emergencies.
Leadership is often mistaken for something that only comes with vast experience in a particular discipline. We will be re-examining ‘what is leadership?’ and introducing some leadership opportunities available early in your perioperative career.
Management of anaesthetic emergencies is a crucial part of perioperative care. This is not only relevant for anaesthetic practitioners, it incorporates the whole theatre team. Being able to identify an anaesthetic emergency is a valuable skill in your early career.
£12.50 for Members, £25 for Non-Members, FREE for Student Members
Non-members can watch this webinar here for £25.
Members can watch this webinar for £12.50. Access your 50% discount code here.
Student members should contact events@afpp.org.uk for their discount code to watch the webinar for FREE.
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Creating A Compassionate Workplace - Thriving Not Surviving - 2 CPD Hours
In these volatile and uncertain times, fear and anxiety are on the rise and they are affecting how we live and work. The NHS is facing rising levels of mental health problems and work-related stress.
This webinar will show how we can create workplaces in which staff can thrive (not just survive) by focussing on compassion. Evidence shows that compassion has powerful psychological and physiological benefits for patients, staff, and the quality of patient care because it connects us as humans. Sharing learning from the award-winning staff support programme at Alder Hey, this webinar will outline what works (and what doesn’t work) in supporting staff during times of adversity.
- Explore the challenges care systems face in creating cultures of compassion.
- Be able to describe the ‘Schwartz Rounds’ staff support programme developed at Alder Hey Children’s NHS Foundation Trust.
- Understand the impact of Schwartz Rounds and their relevance to perioperative staff.
- Understand the psychological and physiological benefits of compassion for staff and patients.
£20 for non-members, £10 for members and FREE for student members.
Non-members can watch this webinar here for £20.
Members can watch this webinar for £10. Access your 50% discount here.
Student members should contact events@afpp.org.uk for their discount code to watch the webinar for FREE.
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Developing a Workforce for the Future - 1.5 CPD Hours
This webinar aims to provide an understanding of the current staffing situation within the NHS and private sector. It will explore the need to support upward mobility of staff to meet future service delivery requirements within the perioperative setting.
Learning Outcomes:
- To understand how progression planning can be used to fill vacated posts and allow experienced staff to move into advanced roles.
- Gain knowledge of the responsibilities, entry qualifications and training requirements of the Associate Practitioner, Surgical Care Practitioner and Associate Nurse roles.
- To understand the apprenticeship model.
- To identify the potential challenges and benefits to service delivery and develop an understanding of the importance of good supervision and training support.
Speakers:
- Gillian Miller RGN PGCHSCE, Theatre Practice Educator, East Sussex Healthcare Trust
- Louise Cullen, Associate Perioperative Practitioner (Band 4), East Sussex Healthcare Trust
- Paula Reed RGN, Surgical Care Practitioner, East Sussex Healthcare Trust
Non-members can watch this webinar here for £15.
Members can watch this webinar for £7.50. Access your 50% discount code here.
Student members should contact events@afpp.org.uk for their discount code to watch the webinar for FREE.
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Transgender People & Their Health - 1 CPD Hour
This webinar will discuss all things transgender. You’ll be taught the basics, the definitions and some more specific information relating to your job role.
Learning Outcomes:
- Be able to define and understand the different gender identities
- Learn new information about different gender identities related to your role in the workplace
- Gain the knowledge to add information into your practicing to make it more inclusive
Speaker: William Ballard is a 23-year-old Transgender Man, hoping to become a specialist in transgender healthcare. He would like to bring a whole new level of empathy with a patient, from thinking about being in someone’s shoes, to being in their shoes!
William is currently a final year medical student at HYMS (Hull York Medical School) who has been on placements across Yorkshire from York, to Scarborough and currently in Grimsby. He is presently working towards trans inclusive care by joining teams in making educational materials, working on scientific publications and gaining experience working with the gender clinic teams in the UK.
Non-members can watch this webinar here for £10.
Members can watch this webinar for £5. Access your 50% discount code here.
Student members should contact events@afpp.org.uk for their discount code to watch the webinar for FREE.
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A "Spooky" Introduction to Neuroscience and Spinal Injury - 2 Hours CPD
This presentation will continue the brief of the History of Neuroscience, as discussed in the previous webinar, and examine Spinal Injury and its surgical management.
The first part of the presentation will continue and build on the history of neuroscience, from the ancient Egyptians, the early thinking of Hippocrates & Galen all the way to the pioneering anatomists and neurosurgeons.
The second part of the presentation will provide a basic understanding of spinal anatomy and an overview of the main types of spinal injury, their clinical implications and surgical treatment.
Learning Outcomes:
- Continue to develop an understanding of the history of “The Birth of Neuroscience”
- To understand how neuroscience “thinking” has developed through the centuries in terms of spinal Injury
- To develop a basic understanding of the anatomy of the spine
- To be introduced to the main types of spinal injury, their clinical implication and surgical treatment
Speakers:
- Oliver Tierney, Clinical Lead for Education, The Walton Centre NHS Foundation Trust & AfPP Elected Trustee
- Mr. Nicholas Carleton-Bland, Consultant General Neurosurgeon, The Walton Centre NHS Foundation Trust & Honorary Lecturer, The University of Liverpool
Non-members can watch this webinar here for £20.
Members can watch this webinar for £10. Access your 50% discount code here.
Student members should contact events@afpp.org.uk for their discount code to watch the webinar for FREE.
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PCC (Perioperative Care Collaborative) in Action - 2 CPD Hours
The PCC was formed in October 2002 with a clear aim to explore perioperative issues and reach a consensus view on how they should be addressed. Membership of the Collaborative is from ten professional organisations which represent those delivering care in the perioperative environment.
- Introduce participants to the role of the PCC in guiding, developing, and supporting perioperative care provision in a climate of challenge and change
- Participants will gain a better understanding of how PCC position statements can support their practice, aspirations, and careers
- Participants will learn the importance of cross-party collaboration to support emerging post Covid-19 workforce challenges facing surgical care teams.
You can download the slides here.
You can watch the webinar for free here.
Speakers:
- Adrian Jones RN | ENB | SCP | FFPCEd, Chair of the Perioperative Care Collaborative, Past President AfPP, Orthopaedic Surgical Care Practitioner, Norfolk & Norwich University Hospital
- Hannah Abbott BSc (Hons) | PGCE | PgCert | MSc (Science) (Open) | ODP | FCODP, President – College of Operating Department Practitioners, Associate Professor & Head of School – Health Sciences, Birmingham City University
- Dawn Scott RODP | MSc, Independent Healthcare Providers Network, Quality Care Partner & National Lead Operating Theatres, Nuffield Health
- Tracy Coates ENB | RGN, Independent Healthcare Providers Network, Past President AfPP, Specialist Clinical Director, Spire Healthcare, Patient Safety Specialist
- Lucie Llewellyn, RN | MSc | FHEA, Education Lead - British Anaesthetic and Recovery Nurses Association, Associate Professor (Nursing), Faculty of Health, Social Care & Education, Kingston University and St George’s, University of London.
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Informed Consent: Are we hearing the patient's voice in team decision making? 1 CPD Hour
As healthcare professionals we recognise that consent for surgical interventions is not merely the signing of a form. In this session delegates will gain better understanding of consent sharing discussions. As we know today’s patients are generally better informed and have greater access to medical information. Empowerment of the patient, informed consent and shared quality decision making in the consent process offers a more collaborative patient-centred experience, giving patients the opportunity to understand the risks and discuss all treatment options. So, are we truly hearing the patients voice?
This webinar is sponsored by BD.
Learning Outcomes
- Understanding management, around issues of consent.
- Recognise the importance and relevance of the Montgomery legislation in the model of shared decision making.
- Gain insight around empowerment of the patient in informed consent.
- Be able to explore issues around extended roles in shared decision making.
Speaker: Prof Janet Wilson, Emerita Prof of Otolaryngology, Newcastle University & Council Member RCSEd.
"I found the webinar informative, interesting and incredibly relevant to my practice. I have attended a few AfPP webinars over the past year and this was my favourite. They are always great value for money and a key reason why I joined the AFPP. I am looking forward to getting back to work and implementing what I have learnt into my everyday practice."
Maddie, AfPP Member, Theatre Practitioner
Non-members can watch this webinar here for £10.
Members can watch this webinar for £5. Access your 50% discount code here.
Student members should contact events@afpp.org.uk for their discount code to watch the webinar for FREE.
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Human Factors and Emotional Intelligence - 2 CPD Hours
Investigations into adverse events in anaesthesia have shown that as many as 80% are caused by human error. Research has highlighted difficulties arising from loss of situational awareness and poor team interactions. This webinar discusses a framework for observing and rating Anaesthetists Non-Technical Skills (ANTS) which can be defined as behaviours encompassing team working, task management, situational awareness and decision making which are not directly related to medical knowledge and clinical expertise. We will then explore our emotions and what emotional intelligence is and how we can develop it and discuss strategies to make it better.
Learning Outcomes
- Gain an understanding of the ANTS system, how it can be implemented and how it should be used
- Learn the elements of the ANTS system and behaviours for good practice in comparison to poor practice
- Gain knowledge of Emotional Intelligence – and how to develop strategies to make it better
Speakers
- John Rutherford. MBChB, FRCA, FFPMRCA, FFICM, Ph.D - Consultant Anaesthetist, Dumfries & Galloway Royal Infirmary
- WaiFun Wong, Registered Nurse & Vocational Facilitator, Learning and Development, Musgrave Park Hospital Belfast.
Non-members can watch this webinar here for £20.
Members can watch this webinar for £10. Access your 50% discount code here.
Student members should contact events@afpp.org.uk for their discount code to watch the webinar for FREE.
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Are we at WAR? Wellbeing. Anxiety. Resilience. - 1.5 CPD Hours
A round table discussion about the effects of the COVID-19 Pandemic on mental health within the healthcare sector. We will hear from perioperative practitioners who have experienced their own difficulties, challenged the norm and been brave enough to talk about mental illness and the fatigue they have faced as a result of Covid.
They will share their coping strategies, how they recognise the symptoms in themselves and colleagues; and discuss the support they need for both themselves and their team members.
Content Warning - Self Harm.
Speakers:
- John Dade: Lecturer in ODP Education, University of Leicester and President of AfPP & Trustee for AfPP Student and Early Careers Special Interest Group
- Oliver Tierney: ODP, Clinical Lead for Education & Development, Operating Theatres, The Walton Centre NHS Foundation Trust & AfPP Trustee
- Katy Jeffery: ODP, Practice Educator - Theatres, Northampton General Hospital & AfPP Trent Regional Lead
- Nick Baker: ODP, Ninewells Hospital & AfPP Trustee
- Maxine Page: Theatre Matron, Princess Alexandra Hospital & AfPP Education SIG Lead
“I really enjoyed this webinar and how relaxed it was and just sharing each other’s experiences. Good to know that we aren't alone in this.”
Evette, AfPP Member, Anaesthetic Associate
“Another excellent live webinar. Thank you.”
Joanne, AfPP Member, Scrub Practitioner
Non-members can watch this webinar here for £15.
Members can watch this webinar for £7.50. Access your 50% discount code here.
Student members should contact events@afpp.org.uk for their discount code to watch the webinar for FREE.
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Race Equality and Neurological Services - 1 CPD Hour
Learning Outcomes:
- Participants will gain familiarity with some of the key health inequalities in regard to race and ethnicity.
- Participants will have a better understanding of the importance of dialogue to address the key health inequalities in regard to race and ethnicity.
- Participants will learn the importance of dialogue within their teams about race equality and ethnicity to unlock the potential for greater cultural competence and confidence in supporting patients and colleagues to get the most out of their time with NHS services.
Non-members can watch this webinar here for £10.
Members can watch this webinar for £5. Access your 50% discount code here.
Student members should contact events@afpp.org.uk for their discount code to watch the webinar for FREE.
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Patient Safety: Never Events & the WHO Checklist - 1.5 CPD Hours
Learning Outcomes:
- Gain awareness of “Never Events”, and why they should never happen.
- Know how to risk assess and recognise concerns in a theatre schedule to reduce incidents.
- Learn how preventative measures can minimise or reduce errors.
- Gain awareness of how the WHO Surgical Safety Checklist has developed.
- Understand why the WHO Surgical Safety Checklist, “Five Steps to Safer Surgery “was implemented.
- Learn how culture within the operating theatre can make the WHO Safe Surgery Checklist, “Five Steps to Safer Surgery” process more engaging.
- Recognise how “Never Events” occur and the challenges faced.
- How and what can “WE” do as practitioners to make the WHO Safe Surgery Checklist, “Five Steps to Safer Surgery” more effective.
Non-members can watch this webinar here for £15.
Members can watch this webinar for £7.50. Access your 50% discount code here.
Student members should contact events@afpp.org.uk for their discount code to watch the webinar for FREE.
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An Overview of the History of Neuroscience and an Introduction to Head Injury - 2 CPD Hours
Learning Outcomes:
- To develop an understanding of the history of the “Birth of Neuroscience”
- To understand how neuroscience “thinking” has changed through the centuries
- To develop a basic understanding of the function of the lobes of the brain and the neurovascular system
- To be introduced to the main types of head injury, their clinical implication and surgical treatment
- To develop a basic understanding of GCS and immediate patient management
“One of the best webinars I have attended. I feel I have learnt so much in this past two hours that is going to be crucial to my practice in theatre. Thank you!”
Zoe, AfPP Member, Theatre Practitioner
“Fabulously animated and detailed presentation by both speakers whose passion shone through. A long time since I worked in Neurosurgery theatres but Nicholas's descriptions and significant knowledge & application has inspired me to understand & read more. As does the historical bit! Thank you.”
Nikki, AfPP Member, Registered General Nurse
Non-members can watch this webinar here for £20.
Members can watch this webinar for £10. Access your 50% discount code here.
Student members should contact events@afpp.org.uk for their discount code to watch the webinar for FREE.
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Human Factors Webinar - 1 CPD Hour
- Appreciate the importance of the role of Emotional Intelligence for the skills of communication, teamwork and leadership.
- Be familiar with the concept of emotions.
- Demonstrate an awareness of the relevance of emotions for empathy skills.
“The webinar was one of the best I’ve attended in the last year! Professor Doherty is absolutely amazing. She made the subject so easy to understand and explained how it influences our daily life and work.”
Agnieszka, AfPP Member, Theatre Practitioner
“This was a great insight into the effects our emotions have on our working and personal lives. I will be using the techniques that Eva has given us today. Thank you.”
Denise, Team Leader
“Excellent webinar, very informative, clearly presented and easy to understand.”
Sylwia, AfPP Member, Clinical Educator Facilitator
Non-members can watch this webinar here for £10.
Members can watch this webinar for £5. Access your 50% discount code here.
Student members should contact events@afpp.org.uk for their discount code to watch the webinar for FREE.
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