Pre-Conference & Post-Conference Workshops
The S3 Conference 2017 will gather leading simulation experts from around the world to run in-depth medical simulation workshops. The S3 Conference 2017 features full-day and half-day workshops that explore a range of medical simulation-focused skills training.
Pre-Conference Workshops: 31 October - 1 November 2017
Full-day Workshop
MOULAGE: The Art of Creating Simulated Wounds (FULL)
31 October 2017 | 8.30am - 4.30pm | Level 2, Academia | Facilitator: Ms Nola Pearce
About the workshop: Join us for a day of hands-on
learning, which will introduce you to the art and science of
moulage. Used to add
realism to simulation scenarios for medical, nursing,
paramedical and emergency services training, this workshop will guide participants on methods to produce a variety of realistic wounds for medical simulation training.
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Full-day Workshop
OBStetric Skills Training for Emergency Teams (OBSTET)31 October 2017 | 8.30am - 5.30pm | Level 2, Academia | Facilitator: Dr Tan Eng Loy, Dr Tan Lay Kok, A/Prof Devendra S/O Kanagalingam, Dr Lim Shau Khng Jason, Dr Lim Liqing Serene, Dr Yang Liying,
NC Kang Yuling, ANC Neo Ah Hoe.
About the workshop: OBSTET (OBStetric Skills Training for Emergency
Teams) is a multi-professional training package
designed by an experienced team of obstetricians
actively involved in the instruction of obstetric
emergencies and simulation.
The workshop covers the management of a range
of obstetrics emergency situations likely to be
encountered by medical teams in the emergency
department setting.
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Full-day Train-The-Trainer Workshop
Implementing an Interprofessional In situ Protected Code Blue Resuscitation Simulation Programme (FULL)
31 October 2017 | 8.30am - 4.30pm | Level 2, Academia | Facilitator: Dr Jansen Koh, Dr Roshni Sadashiv Gohkale, NC Mashithah Binte Mansor, NC Suraya Abdullah, SN Ameera Sapiee, Ms Leylane Anselmo,
Ms Nurul Hadainah Binte Muhamad Suhaimi
About the workshop: There are currently no clear
policies on performing effective resuscitation for deteriorating patients with deadly airborne respiratory diseases, without
compromising the safety of the healthcare team. This workshop aims to equip simulation educators with the tools to plan, design and implement interprofessional in situ simulation training for managing such patients.
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Half-day Train-The-Trainer Workshop
Reflection Levels in Debriefing (FULL)
1 November 2017 | 8.30am - 11.30am | Level 2, Academia | Facilitator: Dr Peter Dieckmann, Dr Elaine Tan, Dr Thng Shin Ying
About the workshop: Debriefing is said to stimulate reflection after simulation. Studies show, however, that, when measured, there is less reflection than expected in many cases. Research points to the need to match the level of reflection to the concrete learning goals of a session. This workshop introduces participants to a published framework that measures reflection levels in debriefings and provides opportunity for application during the session.
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Post-Conference Workshop: 4 November 2017
Full-day Train-The-Trainer Workshop
Optimising Learning with Task Trainers (FULL)
4 November 2017 | 8.30am - 3.00pm | Level 2, Academia | Facilitator: Prof Debra Nestel, Adj Assoc Prof Caroline Ong, Dr Tan Eng Loy
About the workshop: Medical simulation improves patient safety as it allows for learning and practice away from the patient, so
task trainers are often used to aid skills
development. Task trainers may be used to teach
basic skills or more advanced
surgical skills. This workshop will explore implementing effective teaching methods using task trainers in a well-designed curriculum.
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