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A Guide to Writing in Patient Notes
Dr L Sykes requested this information is put on Blackboard 02/03/16
Adolescent Health and Development Seminar Slides
Seminar given in Portsmouth covering adolescent health and development and transition
Alcohol and Addiction
Learning outcomes of week and why a knowledge of alcohol and addiction is important
An introduction to team work in clinical practice
Slides accompanying session exploring the importance of teamwork and leadership in clinical practice and how to be an effective team player
Assessing the critically ill or injured patient
An explanation of how to recognise a critically ill patient, and a structured approach to assessing and treating such a patient
Basic medical education: present and future trends
Lecture slides accompanying session, covering: the BM programmes and the changing context in which we work; the educational principles underpinning the programmes; some educational theories/models; how to start thinking about your career
Bringing together physical and mental health
A strong consensus has emerged calling for more integrated approaches in the health and care system. However, this report argues that to date, efforts to develop integrated care in England and elsewhere have too often paid insufficient attention to integration of mental and physical health. There needs to be a stronger focus on this aspect of integration, which should address four related but distinct challenges: •• rising levels of multi-morbidity •• inequalities in life expectancy •• psychological aspects of physical health •• medically unexplained symptoms.
Case Discussion Guidance for PPD
Overview of the sorts of questions and things we want to think about in the Final Year PPD tutorials
Cerebral palsy - multidisciplinary team working
Case presentation of person with cerebral palsy to help analyse the roles of the multi disciplinary team
Dementia Plenary by Dr Osman-Hicks
Slides accompanying plenary covering: the epidemiology of dementia; diagnosis and cognitive tests for dementia; types of dementia; neuroimaging signs; key medication and management
Introduction to Final Year PPD Block 1
The first block of the final year PPD module looks at Communication, Partnership and Teamwork. This is a short introductory audio
Midwives presentation to BM4 First year students Oct 2015
an overview of pregnancy and the management of normal Labour
Midwives presentation to BM4 Yr 1 students Oct 17
An overview of pregnancy and the management of normal labour
PPD Final Year Communication Block Student Tutorial Overview
This document gives students the timeline for their tutorial, and a template to be used as they prepare for the case discussion in week 3-4
Paediatric Consultation
Week 1 seminar delivered in Portsmouth. Covers challenges of involving children in consultations
Patient safety and medical error
Slides accompanying first of two lectures on patient safety and medical error
Patient safety: reducing medical error
Slides accompanying second of two lectures on patient safety and medical error
Professional boundaries and behaviour
This document is not only for your psychiatry attachment, but can be referenced for all your clinical placements in healthcare environments. It includes and professional standards of behaviour and dress; communication with patients; your attendance on placements; and personal safety guidance for clinical areas and with patients. You MUST read this document as part of your induction programme.
Pushy or Passionate?
Final Year PPD podcasts - Block 1, Dr Ian Rodd Speaks about a difficult issue in communication
Team-working and leadership for patient safety (TWLPS)
Lecture slides accompanying introductory session to TWLPS
The Role of the Clinical Nurse Specialist and MDT in the management of arthritis
Lecture by Michelle Clarke 2016.2017
The neurological examination
Slides describing how to carry out a neurological examination, assessing mental state, cranial nerves, upper and lower limbs
Tutorial Guidance for Final Year PPD module
Basic structure to the tutorial - not an exhaustive rigid guide!