Emergency Medicine
College Tutor: Dr Jane Terris
Trainees:
In-house training opportunities:
Supervision
All trainees have a named Educational Supervisor.
Trainees:
- SpRs: 3
- CT3: 1 (College-sponsored Overseas trainee)
- CT1: EM: 6, CMT: 1, GPVTS: 3
- FY2 : 1
- FY1: 0
In-house training opportunities:
- Weekly Junior doctor teaching (CT1 and below) 2 hours on a Friday. Once a month this is devoted to Simulation training, generally carried out in situ
- Ad hoc Simulation training (in situ) by Simulation fellow on a surprise basis
- CRUMPET training monthly
- M&M meeting approx every 6 weeks is multi-disciplinary
- Audits presented either at weekly teaching or at other suitable occasion
Supervision
All trainees have a named Educational Supervisor.
About the department
Staff
9 Consultants:
Services
The Urgent and Emergency Care Centre is very much the front door for most of the acute presentations entering the hospital. We see approximately 280 patients a day (over 100,000 patients a year).
The Department provides care to people suffering from injury or illness requiring urgent treatment. These are divided into Majors, Minors, Paediatrics and Primary Care. We are located on B level close to the Hospital Main entrance.
As a team of Consultants we have different interests that help towards the management of the department and hospital as a whole. We are all active supervisors for junior doctors as well as nurse practitioners.
The 8 week ACCS programme includes Emergency Medicine and Anaesthetics which provides small group teaching sessions, simulation and skills sessions in the Education Centre.
Contact: s.how@nhs.net
Staff
9 Consultants:
- Dr Kay Stenton
- Dr Simon McCormick
- Dr Daniel Stephenson,
- Dr Jeremy Reynard
- Dr Kate Rankin
- Dr Steven How
- Dr Francis Heyes
- Dr Mustafa Kendeel
- Dr Helen Cannings
Services
The Urgent and Emergency Care Centre is very much the front door for most of the acute presentations entering the hospital. We see approximately 280 patients a day (over 100,000 patients a year).
The Department provides care to people suffering from injury or illness requiring urgent treatment. These are divided into Majors, Minors, Paediatrics and Primary Care. We are located on B level close to the Hospital Main entrance.
As a team of Consultants we have different interests that help towards the management of the department and hospital as a whole. We are all active supervisors for junior doctors as well as nurse practitioners.
- Clinical Lead – Dr Jez Reynard
- Medical Student Lead – Dr Dr Simon McCormick
- Simulation Lead & Safety Lead – Dr D Stephenson
- ANP Clinical Lead – Dr K Rankin
- Paediatric Lead/CESR Programme – Dr M Kendeel
- Clinical Effectiveness Leads – Dr K Rankin & Dr Helen Cannings
- Royal College Tutor – Dr Jane Terris
- Clinical Pathways & Ambulance Liaison - Dr Kay Stenton
- IT - Dr Steven How
The 8 week ACCS programme includes Emergency Medicine and Anaesthetics which provides small group teaching sessions, simulation and skills sessions in the Education Centre.
Contact: s.how@nhs.net
Clinical Guidelines
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