South West Public Health Virtual Training Conference 2021
Category: Regional Public Health Events - Other
Date: October 21st 2021 10:00am until 3:00pm
Location: via MS Teams
All registrars, specialty tutors, academic, educational and activity supervisors in the South West are invited to this virtual conference. The aim of the event is to take stock of the past year’s training activities whilst looking forward and planning for next year. Key points from the day’s discussions will be fed back to the Academy Board for consideration in planning for the development of the Specialty Training Programme locally.
Part of the virtual event will act as the 2021/22 annual update for Educational and Academic Supervisors to ensure they remain accredited. Activity Supervisors are also invited to join.
Draft Programme (subject to change)
10:00 |
Welcome |
10:10 |
Specialty Training Programme |
10:30 |
CPD Update |
10:45 |
Health Protection - Training COVID Reflections |
11:15 |
Break |
11:30 |
WORKSHOPS – each presentation to last 20 minutes including Q&A Virtual Room A Registrar Project Presentations Facilitated by Beth Smout 1 South West Health Protection Team response to COVID-19 outbreaks in education settings 2020-2021: data review and Local Authority feedback project Hannah Thornton 2 Community mass testing evaluation: Emily Moseley 3 Mobile Vaccination Unit Service Evaluation: Helena Posnett
Virtual Room B Registrar Project Presentations Facilitated by Susan Cummins 1 Climate emergency: Decarbonisation of public health services: Samuel Hayward 2 Drug and Alcohol Strategy for Bristol: Lewis Peake 3 Financial security: Claire Ferraro
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12:40 |
Lunch Break |
13:15 |
The 2022 Curriculum |
13:45 |
Quality Panel Process and Good Practice |
14:15 14:20
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Comfort Break Projects and signing off Learning Outcomes – how and when? |
14:50 |
Celebrating Success Closing remarks |
15:00 |
Conference Close |
Please note this event will be recorded
All registered attendees will be added to a SharePoint site where all links to join the conference are made available, along with the full programme and conference information.