About Primary Care Simulation
Simulation offers a unique way of learning, and the sessions are designed to enable participants to learn about the clinical management of the scenario and the non-technical and human factors around teamwork, communication and leadership in a safe environment. Simulation training recreates various situations, including emergency scenarios and patient behaviour, that can happen in Primary Care settings and helps Primary Care staff prepare and react as a team with speed and efficiency.
Simulation Training benefits both clinical and non-clinical members of staff; it helps improve group dynamics and the entire team to work together in an efficient, collaborative manner to be ready for potential emergency situations and react to the best advantage of patients. The session also helps highlight the valuable roles of non-clinical colleagues.
KSS Multiprofessional Fellowship in Simulation
- Are you interested in simulation for healthcare and how this can be developed to enhance placement capacity across KSS?
- Are you keen to develop and apply your knowledge and skills to bring about improvements in the healthcare system?
- Are you a self-starter, motivated and willing to shape a stretching and rewarding Fellowship year?
The KSS Multiprofessional Fellowship in Simulation aims to support the professional and academic development of healthcare professionals from a range of backgrounds whilst bringing benefits to the KSS healthcare systems through project based learning.
This year-long Fellowship involves around 40% FTE protected time some of which will be dedicated to project work aligned to the NHS Long Term Workforce Plan. The 2024-25 projects will focus on utilising simulation to expand placement capacity within primary care settings across KSS.
How to apply
Applications must be submitted via email to england.ksspc.pcschool@nhs.net by 09:00 on Tuesday 02 July with interviews taking place on Tuesday 09 July and Wednesday 10 July.