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5th Regional Anaesthesia Course
Live Demos in Theatre (via Video Link), Lectures, Workshops
organised by John Hammond Department of Anaesthesia, East Surrey Hospital,
in association with Infomed Research and Training, on Wednesday 29 and Thursday 30 November 2006,
at the Postgraduate Medical Centre, East Surrey Hospital, Redhill, Surrey
 

The Course, organised by John Hammond Department of Anaesthesia, East Surrey Hospital, in association with Infomed, was fully booked a month in advance, attracting over 90 attendees, Faculty and exhibitors. It was a great success. Attendees were particularly impressed with the workshops and the live demos.

 

The eight workshops, all small groups, included demos of US and nerve mapping pens, with plenty of opportunities for questions and answers and hands on experience.

 

Workshops covered: The Brachial Plexus; Ultrasound Approaches to Brachial Plexus; Nerve Blocks to the Arm; Abdomen and Thorax; Proximal Lower Limb Blocks; Distal Lower Limb Blocks; and Chronic Pain Blocks.

 

The second day featured a two-way video link between the Course lecture theatre and the two Redwood Operating Theatres, allowing allowing attendees to see, question and interact with Faculty performing live demos of a variety of blocks.

 

These sessions included lives demos of: Femoral and Popliteal Fossa Blocks; Suprascapular/Spf Cervical Plexus; PSOAS Compartment Block; Hernia Block; Rectus Sheath Block; Interpleural Block; Interscalene Block; Ankle Block; Femoral at the groin and Sciatic Raj approach; Vertical Infraclavicular Block; Axillary Block; Supraclavicular Perivascular.

 

The live demos were recorded to DVDs, allowing Faculty and attendees to replay the demos and discuss these in smaller groups during the Break Out Sessions.

 

 

The graphs on the right summarise attendees' evaluation of the Course in terms of Level of content and information, Coverage of the subject and Achievement of objectives.

What attendees liked most about the Course:

  • Demonstrations with U/S and nerve mapping
  • Small groups. Opportunity to ask questions
  • Hands on sessions
  • Enthusiasm from speakers
  • udiovisual presentations
  • Lecturers. U/S hands-on support.
  • Hands-on approach. Mixed approach
  • Discussion with experienced practitioners
  • Some very enthusiastic Faculty
  • Practical sessions. Interactive. Informal
  • Hands-on use of Ultrasound
  • Interactive approach
  • Share experience
  • The possibility to use U/S
  • Cheerful and dedicated teachers. Cheerful victims!
    Ultrasound. Small groups - very easy to ask questions.
  • Practical applications of blocks (rather than reading) - confidence to use them
  • Quality of information presented. Ability to discuss issues. Exposure to different equipment
  • Mixture of lectures/workshops/US/nerve mapping
    Ultrasound workshops
  • Lots of exposure to different techniques. Chance to learn U/S for nerve blocks. Food was good
  • Interactive sessions. Live demonstration. Good panel today
  • Demonstrations
  • The real time pictures of use of US by Dr S Krone
    USG. Workshops
  • Practical approach
  • Live interactive demo sessions.
  • Discussions with colleagues
  • Interactive questions and demonstrations
  • I loved the live links. It made today very interesting
  • Video demonstrations were excellent
  • Good lunch. Breakout group useful. Excellent live demos
  • Video feeds good.



 
  • Live demos - splendid
  • Interactive and theatre sessions
  • Covered most blocks. Learnt good tricks from other people's experience. Good taster about usage
  • The interactive video sessions. The lectures (x2)
  • Video link - excellent
  • Good live demos. Constructive discussion time
  • Everything was well organised. Being able to compare my practice with that of the facilitators and my colleagues
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