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1 simtect 2006 HeaLTHcare simulation conference SIMULATION INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION OF AUSTRALIA REGISTRATION & INFORMATION BROCHURE SIMULATION IS FOR PATIENT SAFETY SEPTEMBER 2006 ROYAL BRISBANE & WOMEN S HOSPITAL EDUCATION CENTRE QUEENSLAND HEALTH SKILLS DEVELOPMENT CENTRE PRINCIPAL SPONSORS

2 INVITATION TO ATTEND The Conference Organising Committee extends you the warmest invitation to attend SimTecT 2006 Healthcare Simulation Conference. Since its inauguration in 2000, the Conference has evolved into a key forum for simulation in the healthcare industry; bringing together experts in technology, health care education, human factors, patient safety and quality improvement, to tackle the challenges faced by the healthcare industry in the new millennium. The key theme of the SimTecT 2006 Healthcare Simulation Conference is the role to be played by simulation in addressing patient safety challenges which face the complex delivery of healthcare in Australia. A stimulating and innovative program of presentations, panel discussions, interactive workshops and keynote speakers is in the final stages of planning. We look forward to seeing you at the SimTecT 2006 Healthcare Simulation Conference. CONFERENCE ORGANISING COMMITTEE Graham Beaumont Pat Cregan Brendan Flanagan Peter Hill Brian Jolly Michelle Kelly Geoff McDonnell Barry Neame Katie Walker Leonie Watterson Jill White Clinical Excellence Commission (CEC), NSW Nepean Hospital, NSW Southern Health Simulation & Skills Centre, VIC Simulation Industry Association of Australia, NSW Monash University, Centre for Medical & Health Science Education, VIC University of Technology, Sydney, NSW University of New South Wales, NSW Consec Conference Management (SIAA s Conference Organiser), ACT Queensland Health Skills Development Centre, QLD Sydney Medical Simulation Centre, NSW University of Technology, Sydney and President of the NSW Nurses and Midwives Board, NSW Leonie Watterson Conference Convenor Brendan Flanagan Co-convenor CONFERENCE SECRETARIAT It is increasingly clear that simulation in all its many guises is one of the keys to safety and quality in healthcare practice. The technology is with us now to allow doctors and nurses to get through much of their learning curve without subjecting real patients to the same stress. It is also an ideal means of testing skills as time goes by without waiting for live mishaps to occur. As an informed consumer, I certainly want to be reassured that my surgeon can tie knots, and that the doctor doing my cardiac catheter isn t doing his/her first one. Consec Conference Management PO Box 3127 BMDC ACT 2617 Australia Telephone: Facsimile: simtecthealth@consec.com.au Conference Manager: Barry Neame Senior Conference Coordinator: Savita Khiani Dr Diana Horvath AO Chief Executive Australian Commission on Safety & Quality in Healthcare 2

3 KEYNOTE SPEAKERS PAUL G. PRESTON MD Anaesthesiologist Kaiser Permanente Medical Center San Francisco, USA Paul Preston, MD, is a staff anaesthesiologist and assistant chief of quality at Kaiser Permanente Medical Center, San Francisco. He completed his anaesthesia residency and obstetric anaesthesia fellowship at the University of California, San Francisco, and has been with Kaiser Permanente since He has been active for five years with Critical Event Team Training in the anaesthesia environment and has helped establish a partnership with Drs. David Gaba and Steve Howard at the Palo Alto VA Hospital. This has allowed a number of Kaiser Permanente anaesthesia providers to receive training in Anaesthesia Crisis Resource Management, and helped Kaiser to explore the roles of simulation and training in other areas of the health care system. He has also worked with Dr. Robert Helmreich and colleagues in the UT Austin/Kaiser Permanente Patient Safety Initiative. This collaboration has provided valuable insight, training programs for Human Factors, and measurement tools such as the Safety Attitude Questionnaire. These are being applied to a number of programs, including a multiyear Perinatal Patient Safety Program. Dr. Preston is a frequent volunteer with the American Society of Anaesthesiology (ASA) in its overseas training program. He has taught anaesthesia at a number of hospitals in Africa, where processes are very different than in the United States. Such experiences have increased his awareness of human error, and how systems can contribute to this problem. BONNIE DRIGGERS R.N., M.S., M.P.A Assistant Professor Oregon Health & Science University Schools of Nursing and Medicine USA Founding Member and the Current Chair Oregon Simulation Alliance, USA Bonnie Driggers, R.N., M.S., M.P.A., is an assistant professor at the OHSU Schools of Nursing and Medicine. She has been the director of clinical teaching systems and programs for the OHSU School of Nursing for the past three years. In this role and in her work with the OHSU Simulation and Clinical Learning Center, she has worked in partnership with the Oregon Consortium for Nursing Education, OHSU and other health systems and educational programs to design interdisciplinary clinical learning opportunities utilizing simulation as an adjunct to clinical experiences that support the competencies required for healthcare practitioners. Ms Driggers is a founding member and the current chair of the Oregon Simulation Alliance, a statewide network of simulation facilities. Along with Dr. Michael Seropian she co-authored the Oregon Simulation Readiness Report which presented a comprehensive look at desire and readiness for simulation education in Oregon. Ms Driggers is involved in additional collaborative projects around healthcare education in Oregon as the chair of the Oregon Nurse Leadership Council Education committee and as an Executive committee member of the Regional Nursing Clinical Placement Workgroup. While Ms Driggers has held a faculty position at OHSU School of Nursing for many years, she recently transitioned to become the Co-Director of the OCNE Clinical Education Model Project focused on the redesign of clinical education in nursing for the consortium. The model includes the use of simulation as one of several clinical learning activities. For several years she has been faculty for the Post Masters in Nursing Education Simulation course. In partnership with Dr Seropian and the staff of the OHSU Simulation Center, Ms Driggers provides statewide simulation education and consults throughout the United States, Canada and overseas in the area of simulation education, program development and implementation. Prior to her current role she served in a variety of management and administrative roles at OHSU Hospital, including two years as the Interim Chief Nurse Executive and Associate Director for Patient Care Services. She has been a member of the faculty of the School of Nursing for many years and a member of the faculty at the School of Medicine since

4 INVITED SPEAKERS PRE CONFERENCE WORKSHOPS Peter Cameron Julia Harrison Diana Horvath Sébastien Ourselin Adrian Rowland Bill Runciman Penny Sanderson Ian Skinner Russel Stitz Matthew Thomas John Wakefield Leonie Watterson Director, Centre for Research Excellence in Patient Safety Emergency Medicine Specialist, Southern Health Care Simulation and Skills Centre CEO, Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Healthcare Adjunct Associate Professor, School of Information Technology and Electrical Engineering University of Queensland, Scientist ICT Centre CSIRO Director, Accipita Visiting Professor, Centre for Clinical Governance Research in Health UNSW Professor of Cognitive Engineering & Human Factors, University of Queensland Chair, Basic Surgical Skills Committee Royal Australasian College of Surgeons President, Royal Australasian College of Surgeons Senior Research Fellow, Centre for Applied Behavioural Science, University of South Australia Executive Director, QLD Patient Safety Centre Director, Sydney Medical Simulation Centre WORKSHOP PRESENTERS Graham Beaumont Tracey Beacroft Len Gray Geoff McDonnell Cate McIntosh Stephanie O Regan Chris Pyke Ross Scalese Rob Stewart Katie Walker Board member, Clinical Excellence Commission, NSW Representative, Laerdal Professor of Aged Care, University of Queensland Director, Adaptive Care Systems, Simulation Research Fellow Centre for Health Informatics, University of New South Wales Director, Simulation Centre John Hunter Hospital, NSW Simulation Coordinator, Sydney Medical Simulation Centre Surgeon, Royal Australasian College of Surgeons Assistant Professor of Medicine, Center for Research in Medical Education University of Miami Miller School of Medicine Clinical Training Coordinator, Clinical Training & Education Centre, University of Western Australia Curriculum Development Manager, Queensland Skills Development Centre Strategies for Teaching Non-technical Skills (NTS) New Perspectives Date: Monday 11 September 2006 Time: 9.00am 5.00pm Facilitators: Paul Preston, Matthew Thomas, Adrian Rowland, Leonie Watterson and Brendan Flanagan Venue: Queensland Health Skills Development Centre Number: Minimum of 10 required Cost: $330 (includes morning/afternoon tea, lunch and course notes Summary: This workshop targets educators interested in training health professionals in non-technical skills. The facilitators will demonstrate different approaches to training NTS and will workshop the application of these to multi-professional learning in Australia. Topics will include David Gaba s Crisis Resource Management, aviation Threat and Error Management, pre-briefing and debriefing immersive simulation and gaming. When People Meet Systems The Role of Simulation Date: Monday 11 September 2006 Time: 9.00am 5.00pm Facilitators: Len Gray and Geoff McDonnell Venue: Queensland Health Skills Development Centre Number: Minimum of 10 required Cost: $330 (includes morning/afternoon tea, lunch and course notes Summary: This workshop will bring together people interested in patient safety from a systems perspective especially the growing role of simulation in this arena. Health care systems addressed will include systems of care, training, resources, policy and decision making, information systems and technology systems. Presentations and discussions will focus on describing health care systems, their interrelationships and factors affecting system performance. The role of simulation (including physiological system simulation and computer modeling) in informing safe system design and testing will be addressed. Related topics will also be discussed including cognitive engineering and the human-machine interface. Attendees will work together to develop an agenda for health care. 4

5 CONFERENCE INCLUSIVE WORKSHOPS The cost for the following workshops is included in the Full Registration Fee or Day Registration Fee for that day: Workshop 1 Laerdal Practical Moulage Date: Tuesday 12 September 2006 Time: 11.00am 12.30pm continued after lunch from 1.30pm 3.00pm (3 hour workshop) Facilitator: Tracey Beacroft, Laerdal Summary: Demonstrates trauma moulage methods to enhance scenario realism. Participants practice hands-on using the provided gelatin products, trauma make-up and Practoplast wounds. Maximum numbers: Numbers are strictly limited to fifteen [15] people. Workshop 2 RACS Fundamentals of Laparoscopy Skills Course Date: Tuesday 12 September 2006 Time: 11.00am 12.30pm Facilitators: Chris Pyke Summary: The RACS, QHSDC and the SAGE group are conducting a 12 month pilot of a laparoscopic surgical skills training program using the SAGE methodology. The program will be demonstrated and discussed including program structure, assessment and certification process and validation. Workshop 3 Teaching Effectively with the Harvey Simulator Date: Tuesday 12 September 2006 Time: 11.00am 12.30pm Facilitator: Ross Scalese Summary: Targets clinical tutors teaching health professionals cardiac assessment skills. A background on the Best Evidence in Medical Education project will be presented plus practical instruction in preparing and delivering tutorials for different learner groups. Maximum numbers: Numbers are strictly limited to thirty [30] people. Workshop 4 Setting Up and Running a Skills Centre Date: Tuesday 12 September 2006 Time: 1.30pm 3.00pm Facilitators: Katie Walker and Cate McIntosh Summary: Targets people developing centres and training programs Addresses operational aspects including staffing, scheduling, funding, faculty development. Provides a range of perspectives including large and smaller units. Workshop 5 Assessment of Competency Using Simulation in OSCEs Date: Tuesday 12 September 2006 Time: 1.30pm 3.00pm Facilitators: Ross Scalese and Stephanie O Regan Summary: Targets medical educators especially those designing assessments for medical students but broadly relevant. Addresses role of checklist and global assessment and provides practical demonstration using Harvey and SIMMAN for cardiac assessment and resuscitation skills assessment respectively. Workshop 6 Ask the Experts Research I Am Trying To Do Date: Wednesday 13 September 2006 Time: 11.00am 12.30pm Facilitators: Peter Cameron, Ross Scalese and Matthew Thomas Summary: Authors of submitted abstracts in this category present their research studies in progress. Experts provide feedback and guidance with audience participation. Workshop 7 Developing an Orientation Program for Simulation Workers Date: Wednesday 13 September 2006 Time: 11.00am 12.30pm Facilitators: Rob Stewart Summary: This workshop will utilize participant s knowledge, ideas and experience within the simulation industry to create an orientation framework for staff entering the health care simulation field. Workshop 8 Designing Simulation-based Training Programs Date: Wednesday 13 September 2006 Time: 11.00am 12.30pm Facilitator: Bonnie Driggers Summary: This workshop targets educators responsible for curriculum and program development. Participants will have opportunity to interact in a small group and discuss these topics utilizing the considerable practical experience of the facilitator. Workshop 9 Open Disclosure Communication Skills Date: Wednesday 13 September 2006 Time: 1.30pm 3.00pm Facilitators: The Open Disclosure Team, Qld Patient Safety Centre Summary: This workshop addresses educational strategies used in this recently launched national project. A practical demonstration will be given using actors, facilitators and interactive audience participation. A discussion will follow. Workshop 10 Introduction to Systems Simulation in Patient Safety Date: Wednesday 13 September 2006 Time: 1.30pm 3.00pm Facilitators: Geoff McDonnell and Graham Beaumont Summary: Targets people interested in systems safety issues. The workshop provides an introduction to the topic and outlines a strategy for health care. Workshop 11 Teaching and Assessing Nontechnical skills Date: Wednesday 13 September 2006 Time: 1.30pm 3.00pm Facilitators: Ross Scalese and Stephanie O Regan Summary: Targets medical educators especially those designing assessments for medical students but broadly relevant. Addresses role of checklist and global assessment and provides practical demonstration using Harvey and SIMMAN for cardiac assessment and resuscitation skills assessment respectively. 5

6 PRINCIPAL SPONSORS Laerdal has been offering learning products responding to evolving needs in emergency medicine ever since the introduction of Resusci Anne in Today our range of life saving, cost-efficient learning products are expanding to cover all aspects of a complete Circle of Learning. Our range includes graphic source materials, innovative skills trainers, interactive computer simulators like MicroSim and Virtual IV and advanced patient simulators like SimMan and SimBaby. These products are designed to equip you with the tools to meet your learning objectives. This reflects our belief that helping build competence is a critical part of our mission of helping save lives. Our name says a lot about what we do. We are Medical Education Technologies, Inc - a company committed to developing learning tools that impact the education of our future doctors, nurses, first responders and military medics. Our goal is to improve patient safety and ultimately save more lives. We are an education company first, and our commitment to providing technologically advanced learning tools including our complete line of human patient simulators, surgical simulators, exam trainers and the integration platforms educators need to fully alter the learning process meet the highest standards, which sets us apart and distinguishes us as an industry leader. METI simulators save lives by providing a learning platform that allows students and practitioners to practice without harming real patients. By offering a variety of simulators that meet the exacting needs of our users, we are able to provide a higher level of measurable skill acquisition for the healthcare industry. Scientific Educational Supplied Pty Ltd is a Queensland based company which commenced trading in 1965 with a select range of high quality anatomical chart and models. With a commitment to provide high quality products for Medical, Paramedical and Training Professionals, our range has expanded to cover skill-based products for virtually every medical procedure, through to advanced patient simulators that are on the cutting edge of technical development and realism. The Company has also expanded its operation geographically, with the addition of a New Zealand subsidiary in April 1999, and continues to maintain a significant presence in the Asia Pacific area. TRADE EXHIBITION The trade exhibition will be located outside the Auditorium of the Royal Brisbane and Women s Hospital Education Centre. The trade exhibition will be open from: Tuesday 12 September Wednesday 13 September Thursday 14 September 8.00am 5.00pm 8.00am 5.00pm 8.30am 4.00pm For enquiries regarding trade exhibition opportunities, please contact Savita Khiani at the SimTecT 2006 Healthcare Simulation Conference Secretariat on , facsimile or simtecthealth@consec.com.au SPONSORSHIP For enquiries regarding sponsorship opportunities, please contact Savita Khiani at the SimTecT 2006 Healthcare Simulation Conference Secretariat on , facsimile or simtecthealth@consec.com.au 6

7 SOCIAL PROGRAM WELCOME NETWORKING DRINKS Date: Tuesday 12 September 2006 Time: 5.15pm 7.00pm Venue: Queensland Health Skills Development Centre, Royal Brisbane and Women s Hospital Education Centre Cost: $35.00pp (or included in Full Registration Fee) Dress: Smart Casual OPTIONAL CONFERENCE DINNER Date: Wednesday 13 September 2006 Time: 7.30pm 11.00pm Venue: Ithaca Auditorium, Brisbane City Hall Cost: $110.00pp Dress: Neat Casual REGISTRATION FEE INCLUSIONS Full Registration Welcome Reception (Tuesday) Morning/afternoon teas and lunches (Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday) Admission to all Conference and Workshop sessions (Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday) Admission to exhibition (Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday) Delegate listing Satchel including name badge, Conference handbook with program and abstracts Day Registration Welcome Reception (Tuesday) Morning/afternoon teas and lunches (on a nominated day) Admission to all Conference and Workshop sessions (on a nominated day) Admission to exhibition (on a nominated day) Delegate listing Satchel including name badge, Conference handbook with program and abstracts Student Registration (proof of full-time status required) Welcome Reception (Tuesday) Morning/afternoon teas and lunches Admission to all Conference and Workshop sessions (Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday) Admission to exhibition Delegate listing Satchel including name badge, Conference handbook with program and abstracts 7

8 GENERAL INFORMATION WELCOME TO BRISBANE Brisbane is Australia s sunniest capital city. With a population of 1.6 million people, it is Australia s third largest city after Sydney and Melbourne. Brisbane is a place of character, style, excitement and entertainment for visitors and locals to enjoy. Built around the beautiful Brisbane River, the city offers parks, walks, restaurants and even a city beach. Close to hills and the coast, Brisbane also gives easy access to a number of attractions including the Gold Coast and the Sunshine Coast. ACCOMMODATION A block booking of accommodation rooms has been made at various accommodation properties nearby the Queensland Health Skills Development Centre for Conference delegates. Please indicate your accommodation requirements on the Registration Form. To secure your accommodation booking, please provide credit card details and tick the appropriate box on the registration form to agree that your credit card details can be forwarded to the hotel to guarantee your hotel reservation. Bookings made after Friday 4 August 2006 cannot be guaranteed. For any rooms cancelled seven (7) days or less prior to arrival, or where a delegate does not arrive on the date booked, a cancellation fee equal to one (1) night s accommodation may be charged to the delegate. If you do not have a credit card, please post your registration to the Conference Secretariat and include a deposit equivalent to one night s accommodation (via cheque or money order) with your registration payment to secure your reservation. Full payment of your hotel account will be required at the time of your departure. All bookings, alterations or cancellations should be made through the Conference Secretariat. Please do not contact the hotel directly. BANKS Generally 9.30am 4.00pm Monday to Thursday, and 9.30am 5pm Friday, however some banks offer extended hours and some are open on Saturday mornings. Travellers cheques are widely accepted, as are major credit cards VISA, MasterCard and (to a lesser extent) AMEX and Diners Card. Most banks will engage in foreign currency exchange. CAR PARKING Pay car parking is available at the venue off Herston Road and off Butterfield Street. The car parks are indicated on the map attached. A discount rate of $7.50 per day is available for Conference delegates, who have their car parking ticket stamped at the Conference venue and depart while carparking attendants are working (during office hours). CANCELLATION AND REFUND POLICY Delegates who find themselves unable to attend the Conference after submitting a registration form are most welcome to nominate a substitute. In the case of a cancellation, delegates must inform the Conference Secretariat in writing of their inability to attend. A refund of registration fees, less a cancellation fee of $ including GST can only be made if you cancel on or before Friday 4 August Refunds will be issued after the Conference. CHANGES/AMENDMENTS Alterations to, or cancellations of your Conference booking must be advised through the Conference Secretariat via at simtecthealth@consec.com.au or fax to DUE TO ADMINISTRATIVE REQUIREMENTS, CHANGES AND/OR ALTERATIONS ADVISED VERBALLY CANNOT BE ACCEPTED. CONFERENCE SECRETARIAT Consec Conference Management PO Box 3127 BMDC ACT simtecthealth@consec.com.au Conference Manager: Barry Neame Senior Conference Coordinator: Savita Khiani 8

9 GENERAL INFORMATION CONFERENCE VENUE The new Royal Brisbane and Women s Hospital Education Centre is located 200 metres from the state-of-the-art Queensland Health Skills Development Centre. Practical sessions, and tours of the Skills Development Centre will allow delegates to experience and interact with this major simulation facility in Australia. The Conference venue is a 15 minute drive from the airport and the approximate cost is $25.00 in a taxi. DISCLAIMER The Conference program and registration information is correct at the time of printing. However, the organisers reserve the right to change the information where necessary without notice. DRESS Smart casual. LIABILITY WAIVER In the event of industrial disruptions, the Conference and the organisers accept no responsibility. NO-SMOKING POLICY All the rooms at the venue are NON SMOKING. PERSONAL INSURANCE Delegates shall be regarded in every aspect as carrying their own risk for loss or injury to person or property, including baggage during the Conference. We strongly recommend that at the time of booking your travel and tours you take out a travel insurance policy of your choice. The policy taken should include the loss of deposit through cancellation, medical insurance, loss or damage to personal property, financial loss incurred through disruptions to accommodation or travel arrangements due to strikes or other industrial action. The organisers are in no way responsible for any claims concerning insurance. PRIVACY CLAUSE In registering for this Conference, relevant details will be incorporated into a delegate list for the benefit of all delegates (name and organisation only), and may be made available to parties directly related to the Conference including the Simulation Industry Association of Australia (SIAA), Consec Conference Management, the Conference Organising Committee, venues and accommodation providers (for the purposes of room bookings and Conference options), key sponsors (subject to strict conditions) and parties associated with related Conferences. Postal and details will be added to the SIAA s mailing list to keep you appraised of news items. By completing this registration form, you acknowledge that the details supplied by you may be used for the above purposes. Should you wish your details not to be used for these purposes, please tick the appropriate box on the registration form. REGISTRATION DESK The Registration Desk will be situated in the foyer of the Royal Brisbane and Women s Hospital Education Centre and will be staffed as follows: Monday 11 September 2006 Tuesday 12 September 2006 Wednesday 13 September 2006 Thursday 14 September 2006 SPECIAL NEEDS 9.00am 5.00pm 8.00am 7.00pm 8.00am 5.00pm 8.00am 3.00pm We endeavour to ensure delegates with special needs are catered for. Should you require particular assistance, please make a note on your registration form or contact the Conference Secretariat by fax: or simtecthealth@consec.com.au TRANSPORT TO AND FROM THE AIRPORT The Conference venue is a 15 minute drive from the airport and the approximate cost is $25.00 in a taxi. WEBSITE Please check the SimTecT 2006 Healthcare Simulation Conference website for regular Conference updates at: 9

10 PRELIMINARY PROGRAM (See Conference website for updates: MONDAY 11 SEPTEMBER 2006 PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOPS 9.00am 5.00pm Strategies for Teaching Non-Technical Skills (NTS): New Perpectives Paul Preston, Matthew Thomas, Adrian Rowland, Leonie Watterson and Brendan Flanagan 9.00am 5.00pm When People Meet Systems: The Role of Simulation Len Gray and Geoff McDonnell TUESDAY 12 SEPTEMBER am 8.45am Official Opening and Acknowledgement of Traditional Owners 8.45am 10.30am Plenary Session 1 Patient Safety and Simulation: Still in the Box? 1. The Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Healthcare: Our Priorities and Strategies Dr Diana Horvath 2. Medical Error and Culture: Integrating Simulation into Hospital Patient Safety Programs Paul Preston 3. Simulation Training: Surely We re Ready Bonnie Driggers 4. Patient Safety: Patient Safety Initiatives Does Simulation have a Role? Bill Runciman Question Panel 10.30am 11.00am Morning Tea 11.00am 12.30pm Concurrent Sessions Free Papers Session A Patient Safety Key Themes 12.30pm 1.30pm Lunch 1.30pm 3.00pm Concurrent Sessions Free Papers Session B Innovation and New Technologies Workshop 1 (Part 1) Laerdal Practical Moulage Facilitator: Tracey Beacroft, Laerdal (numbers limited) Workshop 1 (Part 2) Laerdal Practical Moulage continued (numbers limited) Workshop 2 RACS Fundamentals of Laparoscopy Skills Course Facilitator: Chris Pyke Workshop 4 Setting Up and Running a Skills Centre Facilitators: Katie Walker and Cate McIntosh Workshop 3 Teaching Effectively with the Harvey Simulator Facilitator: Ross Scalese Workshop 5 Assessment of Competency Using Simulation in OSCEs Facilitators: Ross Scalese and Stephanie O Regan 3.00pm 3.30pm Afternoon Tea 3.30pm 5.00pm Plenary Session 2 Integrating Simulation into Health Professional Curricula 1. Development of a Simulation Curriculum: The Basic Surgical Skills Course Ian Skinner 2. Simulation Into the Future with Surgical Training Russel Stitz 3. Advances in Simulation Technology Sébastien Ourselin, CSIRO 5.15pm 7.00pm Networking Drinks 10

11 PRELIMINARY PROGRAM CONTINUED (See Conference website for updates: WEDNESDAY 13 SEPTEMBER am 10.30am Plenary Session 3 Human Factors in Simulation 1. Research in Patient Safety: Developing a Strategy for Simulation Research Peter Cameron 2. Human Factors in Healthcare: State of Play Penny Sanderson 3. Fatigue in Health Professionals Matthew Thomas 10.30am 11.00am Morning Tea 11.00am 12.30pm Concurrent Sessions Free Papers Session C Policy and Systems Factors Workshop 6 Ask the Experts Research I am Trying to do Facilitators: Peter Cameron, Ross Scalese and Matthew Thomas Workshop 7 Developing an Orientation Program for Simulation Workers Facilitator: Rob Stewart 12.30pm 1.30pm Lunch Simulation: Current and Future Issues Ronald Carovano, METI 1.30pm 3.00pm Concurrent Sessions Free Papers Session D Education and Training Workshop 9 Open Disclosure Communication Skills Facilitators: The Open Disclosure Team, QLD Patient Safety Centre Workshop 10 Introduction to Systems Simulation in Patient Safety Facilitators: Geoff McDonnell and Graham Beaumont 3.00pm 3.30pm Afternoon Tea 3.30pm 5.00pm Meeting of the Australian Healthcare Simulation Society 7.30pm 11.00pm Conference Dinner Workshop 8 Designing Simulation- Based Training Programs Facilitator: Bonnie Driggers Workshop 11 Teaching and Assessing Non- Technical Skills Facilitator: Adrian Rowland THURSDAY 14 SEPTEMBER am 10.30am Plenary Session 4 The Practitioner s View 1. What s in a Story: Designing Effective Scenarios Leonie Watterson 2. What Works, What Doesn t Paul Preston 3. Simulation in Training as an Adjunct to Ward-Based Learning Bonnie Driggers 10.30am 11.00am Morning Tea 11.00am 12.30pm Plenary Session 5 Safe Systems 1. Simulation and Communication: The National Open Disclosure Pilot Project John Wakefield 2. New Perspectives in Aviation System Safety: Lessons for Healthcare Adrian Rowland 3. Introducing Patient and Systems Safety into an Undergraduate Medical Curriculum Julia Harrison 12.30pm 1.30pm Conference Close with Lunch 11

12 ACCOMMODATION Hotel Grand Chancellor Brisbane 4 ½ star 23 Leichhardt Street (Corner Wickham Terrace) Brisbane Standard Room: $ per night Check in: 2.00pm Check out: 11.00am Located on the highest point in the Brisbane central business district, each room features balconies with breathtaking views of the city, surrounding suburbs and the Roma Street Parklands. A short stroll will lead you into the heart of the city with its malls and shopping. Explore Brisbane s South Bank or the Treasury Casino - both just minutes away. Easy access to rail and bus terminals as well as the freeway, make the hotel an excellent place to base yourself whether for business or pleasure. The Hotel Grand Chancellor is a minute drive from the Conference venue. Novotel Brisbane 4 ½ star 200 Creek Street Brisbane Superior Room: $ per night (room rate for Monday 11 September, Tuesday 12 September and Wednesday 13 September 2006) **Please note: The rate for Sunday 10 September is $ (Sunday only). Check in: 2.00pm Check out: 11.00am The Novotel Brisbane is a modern, four and a half star hotel in the heart of Australia s sunniest capital city, Brisbane. One of Queensland s most popular and stylish hotels, Novotel Brisbane is renowned for comfort and quality and is perfect for business or pleasure. It is located only a short stroll to the city s exciting shopping and entertainment centre. The Novotel Brisbane is a 10 minute drive from the Conference venue. Metro Hotel Tower Mill 3 ½ star 239 Wickham Terrace Spring Hill Brisbane Hotel Room: $99.00 per night Check in: 2.00pm Check out: 10.00am The Metro Hotel Tower Mill is located in the centre of the city, within walking distance to the Central Business District. The three and a half star Metro Hotel Tower Mill Brisbane places all the sights and experiences of Brisbane at your fingertips. The Metro Hotel Tower Mill has 80 comfortable rooms, all with balconies. Property facilities include 24 hour reception, rooftop restaurant and bar, free parking; rooms are air conditioned and have free movies. This hotel is a 15 minute drive from the Conference venue. Pacific International Apartments 4 star 570 Queen Street Brisbane Hotel Room: $ per night 2 Bedroom/2 Bathroom Apartment: $ per night Check in: 2.00pm Check out: 10.00am A soaring 30 storey tower, prominent on the Brisbane city skyline, the Pacific International Apartments provide spacious, sophisticated accommodation. Located near the heart of the city s bustling entertainment, business and Chinatown precincts, these contemporary apartments are ideal for business travellers, holidays and long-term stays. The Pacific International Apartments is only a 5 minute drive from the Conference Venue or a 25 minute walk. 12

13 Registration Form Contact details Simulation is for Patient Safety SEPTEMBER 2006 QUEENSLAND HEALTH SKILLS DEVELOPMENT CENTRE, BRISBANE ABN: (Simulation Industry Association of Australia (SIAA) Limited) all prices are in Australian dollars and include gst Title (Prof/Dr/Mr/Ms /Other) Surname Job Title Given Name Preferred Name for Badge Organisation Postal Address Postcode Telephone (w) Facsimile Mobile Special Requirements (dietary or otherwise) Privacy Act I do not wish to be included on the delegate list (please tick if applicable). In registering for this Conference, relevant details will be incorporated into a delegate list for the benefit of all delegates (name and organisation only), and may be made available to parties directly related to the Conference including the Simulation Industry Association of Australia (SIAA), Consec - Conference Management, the Conference Organising Committee, venues and accommodation providers (for the purposes of room bookings and Conference options), key sponsors (subject to strict conditions) and parties associated with related Conferences. Postal and details will be added to the SIAA s mailing list to keep you appraised of news items. By completing this registration form, you acknowledge that the details supplied by you may be used for the above purposes. Should you not wish for your details to be used for these purposes, please tick the box above. Accommodation Type of accommodation required: Smoking Non smoking Novotel Brisbane King Superior Room Hotel Grand Chancellor Brisbane Standard Room * Twin Room (bedding configuration = 2 x double beds) Metro Hotel Tower Mill Queen Room * Twin Room (bedding configuration = 2 x single beds) Pacific International Apartments Hotel Room 2 Bedroom Apartment $ per night $ per night $ per night $99.00 per night $99.00 per night $ per night $ per night Arrival Date: Departure Date: Estimated time of arrival: I wish to share accommodation with: * subject to availability at the time your registration form is received by the Conference Secretariat Accommodation Cancellation/Refunds Delegates who cancel their accommodation booking must inform the Conference Secretariat in writing of their cancellation before 4 August No refunds for accommodation cancellations (if securing accommodation with a one night deposit) will be made after that date. Refunds will be issued after the Conference. Disclaimer The Conference program and registration information is correct at time of publication; however, the organisers reserve the right to change information where necessary. The Conference organisers reserve the right to change prices and information provided as necessary. The Conference organisers reserve the right to charge delegates for the correct amount where the wrong amount of money has been provided.

14 payment details all prices are in Australian dollars and include gst Registration Full Registration Early Bird Fee Received before Friday 4 August 2006 $ Full Registration Standard Fee Received on or after Saturday 5 August 2006 $ Full Time Student Registration Fee Proof of Full-time Status Required $ Day Delegate Registration Fee* Please nominate which day you will attend: Pre-Conference Workshops *Delegates can only attend one day at this price Tuesday Wednesday Thursday sub-total $ $ Strategies for Teaching Non-Technical Skills in the Ward Environment $ When People Meet Systems $ sub-total $ Conference Inclusive Workshops Laerdal Moulage Practical Workshop (numbers limited to 15 people) Inclusive with Full Registration or Tuesday Delegate Fee Teaching Effectively with the Harvey Simulator (numbers limited to 30 people) Inclusive with Full Registration or Tuesday Delegate Fee Catering Indicate if you are attending the following: Welcome Reception (included in Full Registration Fee) Additional Social Function Tickets Welcome Reception No. of tickets $35.00 each OPTIONAL Conference Dinner Tickets No. of tickets $ each Accommodation Security sub-total $ Please note, your credit card details are required to guarantee your room. Neither Consec Conference Management nor the hotel will make any charges against your card unless you fail to give sufficient notice in writing of your cancellation to the Conference Secretariat by the date as noted in the Cancellations/Refunds section above. If you do not have a credit card, please post your registration to the Conference Secretariat and include a deposit equivalent to one night s accommodation (via cheque or money order) with your registration payment to secure your reservation. Full payment of your hotel account will be required at the time of your departure. Yes, I agree to my credit card details being forwarded to the hotel to guarantee my reservation Hotel Deposit (one night s accommodation, if you do not have a credit card) sub-total $ Registration + Workshops + Catering + Accommodation Security (if paying 1 night deposit) Grand-total $ Method of Payment Cheque Please make cheque payable to SimTecT Health Care 2006 and mail or fax registration form to: SimTecT Healthcare Simulation Conference Secretariat* Consec Conference Management PO Box 3127, BMDC ACT 2617 Australia Telephone: Facsimile: simtecthealth@consec.com.au *Conference Secretariat: Consec Conference Management as agent for SimTecT 2006 Healthcare Simulation Conference Credit card Mastercard Visa Amex Diners Cardholder s Name Card Number Expiry Date Signature Cancellation / Refunds Delegates who find themselves unable to attend the Conference after submitting a registration form are most welcome to nominate a substitute. In the case of a cancellation, delegates must inform the Conference Secretariat in writing of their inability to attend. A refund of registration fees, less a cancellation fee of $ including GST will be made on or before 4 August No refunds will be made after that date.

15 ROYAL BRISBANE AND WOMEN S HOSPITAL HEALTH SERVICE DISTRICT Directions for Queensland Health Skills Development Centre Q u e e n s l a n d H e a l t h S k i l l s D e v e l o p m e n t C e n t r e w e a r e h e r e 15

16 c o n f e r e n e c e s e c r e t a r i a t SIMULATION INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION OF AUSTRALIA Consec Conference Management Telephone: simtecthealth@consec.com.au