Local CPD and Training Opportunities for Trainers

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1 Local and Training Opportunities for Trainers This quarterly publication provides details of the local and training opportunities that are on offer to trainers across NHS Wales to assist them in meeting the requirements of their trainer role. The opportunities are listed in date order within each organisation. If you have any queries regarding any of the events advertised, please contact the relevant person listed for that event. Please note that although many of the events are organised by a particular LEP, many of them are open to all trainers in Wales. Please contact the relevant organiser for further details. The Wales Deanery would like to thank Local Education Providers and Cardiff and Swansea University s Medical Schools for developing and delivering opportunities for trainers at a local level and for their assistance in creating this publication. The next publication is due for release in mid/late July If you are aware of any opportunities that could be included in this publication, please them to the Deanery s Quality Unit at walesdeanerysre@cardiff.ac.uk by the end of June Opportunities offered by: Abertawe Bro Morgannwg University Health Board Pages 2-3 Aneurin Bevan University Health Board Pages 3 4 Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board Pages 4 5 Cardiff and Vale University Health Board Pages 5-6 Cardiff University, School of Medicine Pages 6 7 Cwm Taf University Health Board Pages 7 8 Hywel Dda University Health Board Pages 8 9 Wales Deanery Pages 9 12 Other External Conferences/Events Pages Local and Training Opportunities for Trainers published April 2018 Page 1 of 13

2 ABERTAWE BRO MORGANNWG UNIVERSITY HEALTH BOARD Event Name and Description: Date and Time: : : : Who is the event open to?: FACTS - Forum for Academic and Clinical Teachers in Swansea This monthly forum is jointly hosted by ABM University Health Board and Swansea University s Medical School. 12:30-13:30 every second Wednesday of the month Meetings are hosted simultaneously at: Morriston Hospital, Education Centre, Seminar Room 10; ILS2 6th Floor, Seminar Room; MPEC, Princess of Wales Hospital, Bridgend; Bronglais General Hospital, Aberystwyth; Neath Port Talbot Hospital, Conference Room; Hafan Derwen/St.David's Hospital, Carmarthen; Glangwili General Hospital, Carmarthen; Withybush General Hospital, Haverfordwest; Prince Phillip Hospital, Llanelli Join from any hospital sites in Wales by videoconferencing; NHS Wales - dial and JANET dial point the course will cover all of the GMC Framework areas throughout the year. Educational and Named Clinical Supervisors and all other healthcare professionals and/or academics with teaching responsibilities or interest. Register online via Eventbrite at: For further information Jill Miles at jill.miles@wales.nhs.uk Supporting Trainees in Wales (run in conjunction with the Deanery s Professional Support Unit) 3 hour workshop The workshop focuses on recognising issues and managing progression. Participants explore signs and triggers affecting progression, learn pathways of referrals and discuss techniques of supervising trainees with a variety of support needs. Aims & Objectives: 1. Develop skills in understanding progression issues and recognition of flags related to support needs; 2. Develop skills in effective supervision of trainees; 3. Develop skills in constructing specific educational plans with reasonable identified objectives and outcomes needed for satisfactory progression; 4. Knowledge of how to support a trainee with health or disability in the workplace and how to apply reasonable adjustments; 5. Role of Specialty Professional Support Lead and their responsibilities within each Specialty School; 6. Where to find information and resources on supporting trainees in Wales. Dates, Times and s 10:00am on 22 nd May 2018 in Lecture Theatre 1, Education Centre, Morriston Hospital 10:00am on 7 th June 2018 in Seminar Room A, Education Centre, Cefn Coed Hospital 3 points mapped to GMC Framework Areas 1, 5, 6 and 7 All Consultants and senior SpR/ST trainees Local and Training Opportunities for Trainers published April 2018 Page 2 of 13

3 information Contact the relevant local Education Centre: Morriston Hospital: Cefn Coed: ANEURIN BEVAN UNIVERSITY HEALTH BOARD Further information is also available from the Deanery s Professional Support Unit. Being an Effective Mentor The objectives of the workshops will be to ensure that participants: Recognise how mentoring relates to other educational practices Understand the difference between the mentor s and mentee s roles Identify the key stages of a mentoring relationship Use advanced questioning and listening skills in mentoring conversations Can refer to a body of evidence to support future practice Dates, Times and s A.M. on 2 nd October 2018 at Nevill Hall Hospital 2 points mapped to GMC Framework Area 6 information All trainers at Aneurin Bevan UHB or neighbouring LEPs To register or for further information please contact Judith James, Medical Education Manager at Nevill Hall Hospital. judith.james@wales.nhs.uk Further information is also available from the Deanery s Professional Support Unit. Supporting Trainees in Wales (run in conjunction with the Deanery s Professional Support Unit) 3 hour workshop The workshop focuses on recognising issues and managing progression. Participants explore signs and triggers affecting progression, learn pathways of referrals and discuss techniques of supervising trainees with a variety of support needs. Aims & Objectives: 1. Develop skills in understanding progression issues and recognition of flags related to support needs; 2. Develop skills in effective supervision of trainees; 3. Develop skills in constructing specific educational plans with reasonable identified objectives and outcomes needed for satisfactory progression; 4. Knowledge of how to support a trainee with health or disability in the workplace and how to apply reasonable adjustments; 5. Role of Specialty Professional Support Lead and their responsibilities within each Specialty School; 6. Where to find information and resources on supporting trainees in Wales. Dates, Times and s 1:30pm on 2 nd October 2018 at Nevill Hall Hospital 3 points mapped to GMC Framework Areas 1, 5, 6 and 7 information All Consultants and senior SpR/ST trainees To register or for further information please contact Judith James, Medical Education Manager at Nevill Hall Hospital. judith.james@wales.nhs.uk Local and Training Opportunities for Trainers published April 2018 Page 3 of 13

4 BETSI CADWALADR UNIVERSITY HEALTH BOARD Further information is also available from the Deanery s Professional Support Unit. Event Name and Description: Coaching Skills This is an interactive course which includes small group work for skills practice - an opportunity to practise coaching, being coached, observing and giving feedback. The course covers wide ranging application of coaching skills and is therefore of relevance to work with colleagues, patients, teams and in management and leadership roles. During the day you will cover: What coaching is (and isn t), approaches to coaching and its application in your role as mentors, colleagues and health care practitioners; the OSCAR process what it is, how to use it and using it in a healthcare setting; coaching practice, being coached, observing and giving feedback. Date and Time: 9:30am 4:30pm on Wednesday, 16 th May 2018 : Postgraduate Centre, Ysbyty Gwynedd : 6 points mapped to domains 3, 6 and 7 : 85 Who is the event open to?: All clinicians across NHS Wales kim.o neil@wales.nhs.uk or visit Event Name and Description: IMPACT Instructor Course This course is for individuals interested in becoming a member of faculty for the IMPACT course. IMPACT introduces the principles and practice of advanced acute medical care and related knowledge, skills, understanding and attitudes and is endorsed by the Royal Medical Colleges of London, Edinburgh and Glasgow, the Royal College of Anaesthetists, the Society of Acute Medicine, the Resuscitation Council UK and the Intensive Care Society. The course enables trainees at advanced F2, CT1/2 level, to assess and treat acutely unwell patients and gives guidance on when to ask for help. For over a decade the IMPACT course has been preparing trainees to manage acute medical admissions. IMPACT has recently been revised and mapped to the CMT curriculum to provide a unique learning package which includes lectures, tutorials, skills-stations (central lines, Seldinger chest drain insertion and lumbar puncture) plus scenarios. The course is supported by a state of the art e-learning package including online simulation. The IMPACT Instructor course will include: Principles of Adult Learning Demonstration Lecture Demonstration Workshop Demonstration Scenario Teaching Practical Teaching of IMPACT materials Date and Time: 8:45am 4:30pm on Thursday, 5 th July 2018 : Postgraduate Centre, Ysbyty Gwynedd : Not Known : Unknown Local and Training Opportunities for Trainers published April 2018 Page 4 of 13

5 Who is the event open to?: Consultants or specialist registrars in acute medicine, anaesthesia, critical care, emergency medicine or related specialties in possession of an MRCP, FRCA, FRCS (A&E) or other equivalent higher degree in medicine. or telephone Event Name and Description: Teach the Clinical Teacher (2 days) This interactive and practical course mixes small group work, discussion, practice & role play with direct feedback. It introduces theories of learning and teaching as well as offering practical advice to develop your clinical teaching skills. Using the latest research in the field you will have the opportunity to plan, design and deliver a short teaching session and receive individual feedback on your teaching presentation and personal impact skills. Date and Time: 9:30am - 4:30pm on Wednesday, 26 th and Thursday, 27 th September 2018 : : : Who is the event open to?: All clinicians across NHS Wales Postgraduate Centre, Ysbyty Gwynedd Application pending for 12 external credits (via RCP). GMC Framework areas 3, 4, 5 and 7. kim.o neil@wales.nhs.uk or visit Event Name and Description: Recognising & Managing Trainees in Difficulty On this course doctors will explore how to be proactive in determining when their trainee is in difficulty and the remedial action to take to ensure they get back on track, using GMC protocols and processes. During the day you will cover: Roles and responsibilities of the key players including the trainee, Local Education Provider, Postgraduate Dean, GMC; Early Identification and Intervention: warning signs; disappearing acts; career issues and insight failures; Investigate, Research and Clarify: access different areas; searching for underlying causes; key areas to explore; issues, problems, solutions; Management Protocols: meeting records, action planning and plans, remedial pathways & processes, trainee educational plan and exit report. Date and Time: Wednesday, 11 th October 2018 : Postgraduate Centre, Ysbyty Gwynedd : 12 external credits. GMC Framework areas 1-7. : Who is the event open to?: CARDIFF AND VALE UNIVERSITY HEALTH BOARD All clinicians across NHS Wales kim.o neil@wales.nhs.uk or visit Event Name and Description: Improving the Trainee s Performance Coaching and Providing Effective Feedback Date and Time: 9:30am 12:30pm on Friday, 1 st June 2018 : Medical Education Department, 2nd Floor Cochrane Building, UHW : 3 points mapped to GMC Framework areas 1-7. : Who is the event open to?: Educational and Named Clinical Supervisors Local and Training Opportunities for Trainers published April 2018 Page 5 of 13

6 Contact Kelly Stillman on (029) or CARDIFF UNIVERSITY, SCHOOL OF MEDICINE Educational Media & Technologies - 20 CATS module Date & Time January March 2019 Online N/A - Cardiff University accredited course Which GMC Framework areas GMC Framework Areas 2 and 3 the event maps to 700 All health professionals How to register medicaleducation@cardiff.ac.uk Who to contact for further info James Moore, PGMDE School of Medicine, Cardiff University (029) Assessing Learning - 10 CATS module Date & Time March - April 2019 Online N/A - Cardiff University accredited course Which GMC Framework areas GMC Framework Areas 4 and 5 the event maps to 700 All healthcare professionals How to register medicaleducation@cardiff.ac.uk Who to contact for further info James Moore, PGMDE, School of Medicine, Cardiff University (029) Contemporary Issues half day events Date & Time April 2019 Heath Park site, Cardiff N/A Which GMC Framework areas GMC Framework Areas 1, 2 and 6 (dependent upon event attended) the event maps to 45 per session All health professionals How to register medicaleducation@cardiff.ac.uk Who to contact for further info Angela Winter, PGMDE, School of Medicine, Cardiff University (029) Additional Information A menu of half day events on a range of topics in Medical Education APACHE (Applied Principles of Assessment in Clinical and Healthcare Education) Applied Principles of Assessment in Clinical and Healthcare Education (APACHE) is a two-day event delivered by Cardiff University Centre for Medical Education and the Academy of Medical Educators. Now in its second year, it is for all those interested in monitoring, feeding back and deciding on students' and trainees' educational and personal progress. The event is aimed at everyone, at all levels of experience, who is involved in healthcare education. It will be of particular use to you if you are interested in sharing the latest theory and practice around: Local and Training Opportunities for Trainers published April 2018 Page 6 of 13

7 setting standards organising tests interpreting assessment results blueprinting assessments developing programmes of assessment Keynote speakers: Professor Erik Driessen - Professor in medical education and Chair of the department of Educational Development and Research at the Faculty of Health, Medicine and Life Sciences of Maastricht University. Professor Julian Archer - Chair in Medical Education Research and Director of the Collaboration for the Advancement of Medical Education Research and Assessment (CAMERA), Plymouth University Peninsula Schools of Medicine and Dentistry. Date & Time 9.30am 10:00pm on 3 rd July and 8.00am 1:00pm on 4 th July 2018 Aberdare Hall, Cardiff University 9 points 180 Early Bird before 1 st June 2018, 220 after Anyone involved in medical education Booking will open soon. See for more information. Further information is also available by ing info@medicaleducators.org Effective Teaching Skills (2 day course) Date & Time 20 th and 21 st September 2018 Heath Park site, Cardiff 12 points mapped to GMC Framework Areas 2, 3 and 7 pending approval 295 All health professionals How to register medicaleducation@cardiff.ac.uk Who to contact for further info Angela Winter, PGMDE, School of Medicine, Cardiff University (029) Teaching Techniques for Trainees (1 day course) Date & Time Thursday, 15 th November 2018 Wednesday, 22 nd May 2019 Heath Park site, Cardiff N/A 130 Specialty Trainee & SpR How to register medicaleducation@cardiff.ac.uk Who to contact for further info Angela Winter, PGMDE, School of Medicine, Cardiff University (029) CWM TAF UNIVERSITY HEALTH BOARD Trainer and Educator Development Conference Theme - GMC Survey Results Date & Time 18 th May 2018 Central South Consortium, Nantgarw Local and Training Opportunities for Trainers published April 2018 Page 7 of 13

8 information 6 points mapped to GMC Framework Areas 1-7 (pending approval) Initially only to trainers within the Health Board Registration will be via Eventbrite. For further information contact: Ceri Butler, Medical Education Manager at ceri.butler@wales.nhs.uk or , Christine Hughes, Medical Education Team Leader at Christine.hughes2@wales.nhs.uk or Cwm Taf Quality Improvement Project This event will consist of poster presentations and oral presentations giving trainees and multi-disciplinary teams the opportunity to showcase their improvement projects. Date & Time 15 th June 2018 Royal Glamorgan Hospital N/A N/A Multi-Disciplinary Teams within the Health Board How to register For further information HYWEL DDA UNIVERSITY HEALTH BOARD Via submission form from Martin Price at martin.price3@wales.nhs.uk For further information contact: Ceri Butler, Medical Education Manager at ceri.butler@wales.nhs.uk or ; Christine Hughes, Medical Education Team Leader at Christine.hughes2@wales.nhs.uk or Event Name and Description: Dates, and Times and s: : : Who is the event open to?: Feedback and WPBA s (half day workshop) Objectives: 1. Describe best practice in giving effective feedback 2. Use an effective feedback model 3. Support your trainee to accept and act upon constructive feedback 4. Use appropriate methods of assessment in a way that ensures reliability, validity, transparency, feasibility and educational impact 5. Identify and maximise opportunities for workplace-based assessments 9:00am 12:30pm on 19 th April 2018 at the Medical Education Centre, Glangwili Hospital 1:00pm 5:00pm on 14 th June 2018 at the Medical Education Centre, Withybush Hospital 3 points Clinical and Educational Supervisors at the Health Board For further information or to register for the workshop at Glangwili Hospital please contact Carley Box at carley.box@wales.nhs.uk For further information or to register for the workshop at Withybush Hospital please contact Erika Cowie at Erika.cowie@wales.nhs.uk Event Name and Description: Dates, Times and s: Reflective Skills for Appraisal The aim of this workshop is to help Doctors develop reflective writing skills for appraisal and will be hosted by an experienced Hywel Dda Appraiser. 1:30pm 4:30pm on 3 rd May 2018 in the Medical Education Centre at Withybush Hospital Local and Training Opportunities for Trainers published April 2018 Page 8 of 13

9 1:00pm 4:00pm on 19 th July 2018 in the Medical Education Centre, Hafan Derwen, St David s Park, Carmarthen : 3 points mapped to GMC Framework Area 3 : Who is the event open to?: Clinical and Educational Supervisors at Hywel Dda University Health Board Please register as soon as possible as places are limited and will be allocated on a first come first serve basis. For further information or to register contact Grace Aldrich at grace.p.aldrich@wales.nhs.uk or Supporting Trainees in Wales (run in conjunction with the Deanery s Professional Support Unit) 3 hour workshop The workshop focuses on recognising issues and managing progression. Participants explore signs and triggers affecting progression, learn pathways of referrals and discuss techniques of supervising trainees with a variety of support needs. Aims & Objectives: 7. Develop skills in understanding progression issues and recognition of flags related to support needs; 8. Develop skills in effective supervision of trainees; 9. Develop skills in constructing specific educational plans with reasonable identified objectives and outcomes needed for satisfactory progression; 10. Knowledge of how to support a trainee with health or disability in the workplace and how to apply reasonable adjustments; 11. Role of Specialty Professional Support Lead and their responsibilities within each Specialty School; 12. Where to find information and resources on supporting trainees in Wales. Dates, Times and s 1:00pm on 28 th June 2018 at the Postgraduate Centre, Withybush Hospital 3 points mapped to GMC Framework Areas 1, 5, 6 and 7 information WALES DEANERY All Consultants and senior SpR/ST trainees For further information or to register contact Erika Cowie at Erika.cowie@wales.nhs.uk Further information is also available from the Deanery s Professional Support Unit. QIST Silver IQT Workshops The Wales Deanery working in partnership with 1,000 Lives Improvement have developed a unique QI Training programme for both doctors in training and trainers, to provide high quality training in the principles of QI and access to QI training resources to support innovation and excellence in healthcare. Dates, Times and s Delegates will have the opportunity to develop their own QI project as part of the workshop, working in small groups to gain valuable hands on practical guidance. QIST Anaesthetics Trainers Silver IQT Workshop: Monday 23 rd April & Monday 11 th June 2018 QIST Emergency Medicine Silver IQT Workshop: Local and Training Opportunities for Trainers published April 2018 Page 9 of 13

10 Thursday 20 th September & Thursday 22 nd November 2018 QIST Anaesthetics Silver IQT Workshop: Tuesday 16 th October & Tuesday 11 th December 2018 QIST Psychiatry Silver IQT Workshop: Monday 1 st October & Monday 12 th November 2018 All of the above QIST workshops are being held at SSE Swalec Stadium, Cardiff. QIST Trainers Silver IQT Workshop: Thursday 10 th May & Thursday 7 th June 2018 in the Postgraduate Education Centre (Room 5), Glan Clwyd Hospital 10 points Doctors in training and trainers For further information or to register for a workshop, please contact the Deanery s QIST Unit at qist@cardiff.ac.uk or (029) All Wales Study Day The event will cover: - GDC Reform - The role of the Deanery within HEIW - Quality Improvement projects in General Dental Practice - Captains Don t row boats Developing Skill Mix in Practice - Enhanced and the role of the GDC - Clinical Leadership Developing the leaders of the future - Lateral Thinking The restoration and replacement of the maxillary lateral incisor Date & Time 10:00am 4:30pm on 15 th May 2018 Marriott Hotel, Mill Lane, Cardiff, CF10 1EZ 5 points mapped to GDC development outcomes A, B, C and D Dental Foundation Training Educational Supervisors Registration is online via Maxcourse at Further information is available by contacting Gabrielle Lloyd, Dental Foundation Training Manager at lloydg4@cardiff.ac.uk Study Day for Dental Specialty/Core Training TPDs & ESs This event is organised by the Dental Section, Wales Deanery. Date & Time 9:15am 4:15pm on Friday, 29 th June 2018 Room 2F11, Michael Griffiths Building, UHW, Cardiff 5 points Training Programme Directors and Educational Supervisors for Dental Specialty Training and Dental Core Training Registration will be online via Maxcourse at Further information is available by contacting Fran Yuen-Lee at Yuen- LeeFJ1@cardiff.ac.uk Local and Training Opportunities for Trainers published April 2018 Page 10 of 13

11 Sharing Training Excellence in Medical Education (STEME) Conference 2018 The Wales Deanery, in conjunction with Cardiff University s School of Medicine and Swansea University Medical School, is holding this event for secondary care trainers in Wales. The Theme for Day 1 will be A Changing Landscape and the theme for Day 2 will be Technological Innovation and Healthcare Education. Trainers can register for just one or both days. The event will provide delegates with the latest information and newest developments in medical education and training as well as practical ideas to improve their educational practice. The programme will consist of stimulating keynote and plenary sessions, as well as a diverse range of practical professional development workshops covering key issues in medical education and training. Date & Time Day 1: Monday, 3 rd September 2018 Day 2: Tuesday, 4 th September 2018 Cardiff City Stadium, Cardiff. The plenary sessions from this event will also be live streamed and uploaded to the Deanery s website after the event (links to be circulated at a later date). Trainers will be able to claim 3 hours of per day towards the requirements for the formal recognition of trainers in Wales for viewing and reflecting on the live-streamed/recorded sessions. 6 points per day (pending approval from the RCP) The four categories of trainer requiring recognition by the GMC, i.e.: Postgraduate Educational Supervisors of Junior Doctors Postgraduate Named Clinical Supervisors of Junior Doctors Lead Co-ordinators of undergraduate training at Local Education Providers (LEP) Doctors responsible for overseeing undergraduate students educational progress for medical schools Registration will be online via Eventbrite and will open on 4 th June The link will be ed to the above groups of trainers. The Deanery is unable to take any bookings before this date. Further information is available by contacting the Wales Deanery s Quality Unit at walesdeanerysre@cardiff.ac.uk Sharing Training Excellence in Medical Education (STEME)+ Conference 2018 The Wales Deanery, in conjunction with Cardiff University s School of Medicine and Swansea University Medical School, is holding this event for secondary care trainers in Wales. The theme for this one-day event is Environmental and Technological Innovation in Healthcare Education (combining the two themes from the Cardiff event). The programme for STEME+ will be very similar to the STEME Conference in Cardiff so you should only attend one event. Local and Training Opportunities for Trainers published April 2018 Page 11 of 13

12 The event will provide delegates with the latest information and newest developments in medical education and training as well as practical ideas to improve their educational practice. The programme will consist of stimulating keynote and plenary sessions, as well as a diverse range of practical professional development workshops covering key issues in medical education and training. Date & Time Tuesday, 27 th November 2018 Ramada Plaza, Wrexham 6 points (pending approval from the RCP) OTHER EXTERNAL CONFERENCES The four categories of trainer requiring recognition by the GMC, i.e.: Postgraduate Educational Supervisors of Junior Doctors Postgraduate Named Clinical Supervisors of Junior Doctors Lead Co-ordinators of undergraduate training at Local Education Providers (LEP) Doctors responsible for overseeing undergraduate students educational progress for medical schools Registration will be online via Eventbrite and will open on 4 th June The link will be ed to the above groups of trainers. The Deanery is unable to take any bookings before this date. Further information is available by contacting the Wales Deanery s Quality Unit at walesdeanerysre@cardiff.ac.uk Fairness and Equity in Medical Education AoME Spring Academic Meeting The Academy of Medical Educators promotes high quality education for the benefit of patients and the public: to achieve high quality teaching and learning we must ensure fairness for all. In an increasingly highly pressured and competitive NHS and higher education environment how do we ensure that our educational practice is entirely fair and equitable? What are the barriers to a fair approach and how can we be sure that unconscious factors are not affecting our decisions regarding students and trainees, colleagues, staff and patients? This is one of the best opportunities for medical, dental, and veterinary educators to come together to share good practice and the latest innovations in healthcare education and for networking, academic collaboration, and professional development. The conference will feature keynote speakers, workshops and short presentations designed to support colleagues in advancing their work as medical, dental, and veterinary educators. Keynote speaker: Professor Srikant Sarangi, Director of the Danish Institute of Humanities and Medicine (DIHM) at Aalborg University. Keynote speaker: Jennifer Jackson holds the International Studentship in the Centre for Applied Resilience and Health Studies at the Florence Nightingale Faculty of Nursing and Midwifery at King s College London. Special guest speaker: Dr Colin Melville, Director of Education and Standards at the GMC. Date & Time 9:30am 5:00pm on 25 th April 2018 Local and Training Opportunities for Trainers published April 2018 Page 12 of 13

13 Sheffield Hallam University, City Campus, Sheffield S1 1BW 6 points 110 after (AoME Corporate Partner rate for Wales Deanery and Cardiff University) Anyone involved in medical education For further information or to register online, please visit education-aome-ninth-annual-academic-meeting-2018-registration Further information is available by ing info@medicaleducators.org Effective Educational Supervision This event is organised by the RCPCH and will include the following: Understand the difference between clinical and educational supervision Understand the difference between formative and summative assessment Have an overview of different teaching and learning methods Know how to prepare and conduct a good educational supervision session and use e-portfolio appropriately Feel confident in assessing their trainees learning needs Understand the complexities of a trainee in difficulty Feel confident in applying different strategies for managing trainees in these circumstances Feel confident in applying different strategies to support the trainee who is excelling Have developed techniques for giving feedback effectively in a way which encourages learning Understand the importance of contributing to the quality assurance of training and the Deanery processes involved in providing excellent training. Date & Time 9.00am 5:00pm on 26 th April 2018 The Angel Hotel, Cardiff 7 points 145 members, 180 non members ST7-8 Paediatric Trainees, SAS and Paediatric Consultants (members and non-members) Register via the RCPCH website Compass online learning for Child Health Further information is also available by ing events@rcpch.ac.uk Local and Training Opportunities for Trainers published April 2018 Page 13 of 13