1. MTW Simulation Lead report Paul Moran

2. Simulation: Trust Core Agenda The Trust has a unified Simulation Training Committee, The Committee is made up of dedicated people with different specialist interests from across the trust The remit of this Committee is to : Coordinate and control simulation training throughout the Trust Develop a strong faculty to deliver any training Develop different courses for different specialities Finds ways of generating funds from simulation Employ a Clinical Skills/Simulation facilitator

3. Simulation speciality leads within MTW Simulation Lead Paul Moran Anaesthetics Cheron Bailey, James Wood A + E Peter Martin FoundationChris Thom Medicine Peter Goulden O & G Dib Datta, Maggie Matthews Paediatrics Bim Bhaduri, Bala Krishnan SurgerySimon Bailey SASElizabeth Hill

4. Simulation so far: Maidstone hospital Facilities: Converted parts of post grad into simulation suite and control room and installed audiovisual links to all of our teaching rooms Purchased SimMan 3G and Gaumard paediatric and new born HALs Faculty: 25 strong faculty

5. Simulation so far: Maidstone Hospital Courses: FY1- All 57 trainees across trust completed training last month FY2- Simulation taster sessions Faculty development course- 11 th July Inaugural anaesthetic course- 29 th July Future in house courses in development FY2 Obs Paeds Critically ill course Job plan written for Clinical Skills/Simulation facilitator

6. Simulation so far: Tunbridge Wells Hospital @ Pembury New hospital opens fully in September Within education centre Simulation suite: ITU/Theatre 3 clinical skills labs 1 basic room 2 advanced 1 wet lab Equipment wish list SimMan 3G, SimMom Skills trainers for the clinical skills labs Anaesthetic and Obstetric simulation

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