Chair's Event
This is a special event designed primarily for the benefit of, and free to individual members. There is a different theme each year.
We welcome ideas and suggestions from our individual members as to the focus and structure of the day. Please contact us by email to admin@caipe.org.uk with your thoughts and feedback.
Chair’s Event 23rd November 2012 London
The 2012 CAIPE Chair’s Event was held on 23rd November at the NCVO in London.
The excellent keynote presentations [Jane Morris, Chair of NAEP; Susie McDonald, Director of Tender] were varied and informative allowing the audience to focus on both the importance of education in practice and on domestic abuse in the community. The five “transitionees” [Rachel Bellenger, Celia Chambers, Alifa Isaacs-Itua, Lynn Green, and Fiona Frame] who presented their own person stories of transition from student to practitioner were also very informative and entertaining whilst being from a variety of perspectives.
Audience participation during the breakout session and the open discussion explored both good, not so good aspects of the transition and how things could possibly be improved.
This, the third Chair’s Event, was once again very well received by those present and we can look forward to addressing another issue of importance in 2013.
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Chair's Event November 2011
Break out sessions
Dr Ian Curran
The focus of the 2011 Event was patient safety and how Interprofessional collaboration can affect the safety agenda for the patients. The event was enjoyable and interesting with much lively discussion stimulated by the thought provoking presentations. A great deal of networking was clearly taking place throughout the day with over 30 participants.
Martin Bromiley, Chair Clinical Human Factors Group delivered the morning key note presentation on The Role of Human Factors in Interprofessional Collaboration and Patient Safety.
Ian Curran, Post Graduate Dean London Deanery & London Commissioner for Medical & Dental Education delivered the afternoon key note presentation on Educational Excellence – Developing a high quality healthcare workforce.
Jenny Ford and colleague presented work at University of Leicester and De Montfort University on Patient Safety: teaching materials following a patient journey – University of Leicester & De Montfort University.
Nick Clutton, Captain Astraeus Airlines, Crew Resource Management instructor and Bryony Lamb, Co-Director, PIPP Associates gave a presentation on Leadership development for Interprofessional teams using Crew Resource Management for improvement & patient safety.
During the day there were also ‘Break out’ sessions and group discussions and the day ended with an Open Discussion with a Speakers Panel.
The audience were treated to several stimulating presentations, two of which are attached below:-
- The Role of Human Factors in Interprofessional Collaboration and Patient Safety.
- Leadership development for Interprofessional teams using Crew Resource Management for Improvement & Patient Safety.
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Chair's Event 19th November 2010, King's College London
The Chair’s Event held on November 19th 2010 was the first event designed primarily for the benefit of CAIPE's individual members, and as such was a special occasion. In future, it will be an annual event and free to individual members. This year, the focus was on Interprofessional Research and the theme was 'Challenging Interprofessional Research'. Presenters included invited speakers and individual members who had submitted their research for inclusion in the day. They were all asked to consider the current challenges in IP research and to answer the question ‘Have you been challenged or are you challenging?’
It was a very enjoyable day with an international flavour. There were
36 attendees who included members from all parts of the UK, Malta,
Holland and the Republic of Ireland and invited guests from Australia,
New Zealand and Japan. Everyone who attended took part in the
discussions following the interesting and stimulating presentations and
throughout the day there was a real ‘buzz‘ to the proceedings. There
was so much to discuss, share and ask questions about and a huge amount
of networking went on.
Morning and afternoon sessions began with a keynote speaker. The morning
presentations were from invited speakers. The afternoon presenters were
those who had submitted their work for inclusion in the Event.
Morning and afternoon sessions began with a keynote speaker. The morning presentations were from invited speakers. The afternoon presenters were those who had submitted their work for inclusion in the Event. Following the morning session, there was a lively and stimulating panel discussion with the audience and the afternoon presentations were followed by an Open Discussion providing opportunities for ‘critical friend ‘ feedback from the audience as well as consideration of a range of different research approaches and issues. Over lunch, there was an opportunity to look at the exhibition of posters submitted by members, who were able to answer questions and talk informally about their work. They then had one minute each to present their poster to the group, who were later asked to vote on the poster they deemed to be the best.
Morning and afternoon sessions began with a keynote speaker. The morning presentations were from invited speakers. The afternoon presenters were those who had submitted their work for inclusion in the Event. Following the morning session, there was a lively and stimulating panel discussion with the audience and the afternoon presentations were followed by an Open Discussion providing opportunities for ‘critical friend ‘ feedback from the audience as well as consideration of a range of different research approaches and issues. Over lunch, there was an opportunity to look at the exhibition of posters submitted by members, who were able to answer questions and talk informally about their work. They then had one minute each to present their poster to the group, who were later asked to vote on the poster they deemed to be the best.
Panel discussion Some of the Poster presenters
Presentation abstractsPoster presentations