Undergraduate Symposium on Pre-hospital, Emergency and Extreme Medicine 2017 (PEMS)

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1 Undergraduate Symposium on Pre-hospital, Emergency and Extreme Medicine 2017 (PEMS) Feedback - June 2017

2 Undergraduate Symposium on Pre-hospital, Emergency and Extreme Medicine 2017 (PEMS) The Pre-hospital and Emergency Medicine for Students (PEMS) Society, were delighted to welcome medical students from across the UK to Cardiff University to the Undergraduate Symposium on Prehospital, Emergency and Extreme Medicine This one-day conference included talks on unique aspects of pre-hospital and emergency medicine from International keynote speakers as well as practical workshops on a wide range of topics. Course Information Course date: 10th June 2017 Venue: Cochrane and Michael Griffiths Building, University Hospital of Wales, Cardiff Attendance: 52 Delegates Aimed at: Medical Students Course fee: In addition there were both oral presentations and a poster presentation competitions. 1

3 Course Programme Registration Welcome from Conference Lead Miss Rebecca Best Brief Sponsor Talk The Unofficial Guide to Medicine Undergraduate Opportunities for Emergency Medicine Education Dr Huw Williams Pseudo-Emergency Medicine Dr Timothy Manfield An insight into working as medical advisor to the BBC The Christchurch Earthquake: Mass Casualty Management Dr Nia Wyn Davies My experience of working as an Emergency Medicine registrar during the Christchurch earthquake of Workshop (Delegates choose one of the following workshops: Obstetric Emergencies; Acute Oncology: Neutropenic Sepsis; Acute Oncology: Spinal Cord Compression; Paediatric Emergencies; Catastrophic Haemorrhage; Global Health; Burns Moulage; Neurological Emergencies; Terrorism Moulage; Nightclub Medicine; Prehospital Surgery; Airway Management; ABCDE Approach; SBAR Handover and Prioritisation) Coffee Break Oral Presentations Lunch Judging of posters London HEMS Dr Gareth Grier An insight into the work of London s Air Ambulance service 2

4 Course Programme Workshop (Delegates choose one of the following workshops: Obstetric Emergencies; Acute Oncology: Neutropenic Sepsis; Acute Oncology: Spinal Cord Compression; Paediatric Emergencies; Catastrophic Haemorrhage; Global Health; Burns Moulage; Neurological Emergencies; Terrorism Moulage; Nightclub Medicine; Prehospital Surgery; Airway Management; ABCDE Approach; SBAR Handover and Prioritisation) Coffee Break Workshop (Delegates choose one of the following workshops: Obstetric Emergencies; Acute Oncology: Neutropenic Sepsis; Acute Oncology: Spinal Cord Compression; Paediatric Emergencies; Catastrophic Haemorrhage; Global Health; Burns Moulage; Neurological Emergencies; Terrorism Moulage; Nightclub Medicine; Prehospital Surgery; Airway Management; ABCDE Approach; SBAR Handover and Prioritisation) Thank You and Prize Giving 3

5 Faculty Dr Tim Manfield, MBBCh, FRCEM, FIMC, RCSEd, DipMedTox Consultant in Emergency Medicine and Prehospital Care Cwm Taf Health Board BBC Medical Advisor EMRTS Cymru Dr Huw Williams Dr Katja Empson Dr Jeff Morgan Dr Alison Hare Organising Committee Rebecca Best Elizabeth Grant Andrew Graham Emily Baker Emily Eccles Felicity Lock Johannes Marais Lydia Maw Priscilla Chan Oliver Rae Robyn Milne 4

6 Overall Teaching Feedback How was the content of the conference? How was the clarity of the key-note talks? 3% 14% 5% 33% 64% 81% How would you rate the general academic standard of the speakers? How was the clarity of the workshops? 22% 2% 2% 41% 57% 76% How would you rate the general academic standard of the workshop tutors? How would you rate the general academic standard of the oral presentations? 5%2% 5%2% 36% 38% 55% 57% 5

7 Overall Teaching Feedback How would you rate the general academic standard of the poster presentations? Sponsorship Talk - 'The Unofficial Guide to Medicine' 12% 2% 12% 5% 14% 36% 50% 37% 32% Undergraduate Opportunities for Emergency Medicine Education - Dr Huw Williams Pseudo-Emergency Medicine -Dr Timothy Manfield 16% 2% 16% 2% 42% 40% 82% The Christchurch Earthquake: Mass Casualty Management -Dr Nia Wyn Davies London HEMS -Dr Gareth Grier 12% 2% 23% 2% 86% 75% 6

8 Overall Teaching Feedback Obstetric Emergencies Acute Oncology: Neutropenic Sepsis 14% 14% 34% 44% 28% 66% Acute Oncology: Spinal Cord Compression Paediatric Emergencies 100% 37% 37% 26% Catastrophic Haemorrhage Burns Moulage 16% 42% 100% 42% 7

9 Overall Teaching Feedback Neurological Emergencies Terrorism Moulage 34% 50% 50% 66% Nightclub Medicine Prehospital Surgery 34% 34% 66% 66% ABCDE Approach SBAR Handover and Prioritisation 100% 100% 8

10 Overall Teaching Feedback Oral Presentations Poster Presentations 14% 30% 21% 21% 56% 58% How were the facilities and venue? How were the refreshments and lunch? 21% 2% 14% 2%2% 77% 28% 54% How was the general friendliness of the faculty and organisers? Would you recommend this event to a friend? 5% 9% 28% 26% 67% 65% Very Friendly Friendly Neutral Not Very Friendly Can't Comment Most Certainly Certainly Probably Unlikely Not at all 9

11 Overall Teaching Feedback Do you think that this conference provided good value for money? 5% 28% 67% Most Certainly Certainly Probably Unlikely Not at all 10

12 Individual Comments The talks were fantastic. Really inspiring and enjoyable! AR Well organised, teaching was good. Workshops were interesting and outside the scope of the normal curriculum. The day was very interesting. Might have been a tad be too long. An incredible conference. Good and well pitched. Was all very interesting - shame couldn't see more of the workshops! Very good for people condisering emergency medicine as a career. LJ MW ZL RE GE YY Thoroughly enjoyed the whole day. The talks were very interesting and the speakers were friendly and open to talking to us which was great!! As I am only in first year it was great to attend but the teaching sessions (especially paediatric emergencies) would have been more useful for older years but they still involved me and it was a good experience. Very well organised and very interesting, a great day! AL HS 11

13 Individual Comments Really good. The workshops were excellent. RJ Very good experience that gives younger years a chance to experience a conference at a more friendly level. It was a very engaging conference. LA NA Good - A mixture of external teachers (Drs) and med students would be better than just medical students for teaching the workshops. Great speakers with interesting content. Really good day, thank you. Great! Well organised and everyone seemed very happy to be there. Well organised, Relevant to my studies. HA NB GJ TF IM LP 12

14 Individual Comments Organisation fantastic teaching talks really interesting good that not too many oral presentations (6 was a good amount) Very relevant to studies workshops really good and a variety of options inspiring to make me want to do Emergency Medicine. EV I think the day was run very well and gave me some great extra insight into the world of emergency medicine. Great conference- very interesting speakers. Really well organised. Fantastic day. All speakers were interesting and talks informative. Enjoyable and well organsised day. very good, very well organised. Was very impressed with the interesting and varied keynote speakers. Very well organised, most teaching was ok. there was a wide variety of talks, RV AU EM ND AR AK HC SJ 13

15 Individual Comments Very well organised. Successful and educational day. MC Very good. KP All really well put together, with a great selection of speakers - Dr. Tim Mansfield was really great both in his talk and in his workshop! LE The talks were really interesting and engaging. The workshops were useful. Overall it was very relevant. Good. They worked very hard and it paid off. Brilliant event - very useful! The conference was very enjoyable. I think the speakers were all fantastic. Fantastic day; will definitely be returning to future events. AK JL SE CF MT 14

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