NHS England - EoE Autumn Symposium
10th - 12th October 2023
Further details to be announced in due course
The event will be open to educators from across all specialties, and all tiers, trainees (1st steps to becoming an educator) & some representatives from the non-medical workforce.
If you have any issues with the links or booking on to your chosen workshops, please contact educatorsfaculty.eoe@hee.nhs.uk
Autumn Seminar 2022
NHS England - East of England's 2022 Virtual Autumn Seminar took place on the 28th September.
The event Programme can be found here: Autumn Symposium 2022 Programme
HEE EoE Autumn Symposium
28, 29 & 30 September 2021
‘Reflecting on Learning from Difficult Times’
Recordings from Event and Pre-Recorded Resources
Please see our programme attached here and links to all recordings/resources will be posted below in the coming weeks.
Day One - Tuesday 28th September
Day Two - Wednesday 29th September
Day Three - Thursday 30th September
Please see some of our trainee presentation abstract submissions for this year.
HEE EoE Virtual Autumn Symposium – 15, 16 & 17 September 2020
‘What went well… Even better if’
Our Autumn Symposium will be a virtual event this year due to current circumstances.
Recordings from Event and Pre-Recorded Resources
Recordings are no longer available
Slides:
Here below the slides provided by the speakers. We will update this section as soon as further slides have been made available.
- Leadership in Clinical Practice - Chrishan Gunasekera
- Debriefing in QI - Kenneth Spearpoint
- Practitioner Health and Personal Wellbeing - Martin Von Fragstein
- FLASH In-situ Sim Project - Rasheed Kaja Mohammad
- Emotionally effective Leader - Kate Read & Rebecca Winchester
- Delivering Safe Care Today - John Dean
Please direct any questions to educatorsfaculty.eoe@hee.nhs.uk.
Autumn Seminar 2019
‘Learning Today for a Better Tomorrow’
Health Education England East of England's 2019 Autumn Seminar will take place on the 17, 18 and 19 September, at Granta Centre, Grant Park, Great Abington, Cambridge.
The Autumn Seminar provides faculty development for postgraduate educators from the East of England, offering a valuable opportunity to learn, develop, network and share best practice.
The days include a combination of keynote speeches and a number of interactive workshops.
Both days are open to East of England educators across all specialties, however each day focused on a different target audience. Please see the below table for further details:
Programme
Tuesday 17th September - Programme
Wednesday 18th September - Programme
Thursday 19th September - Programme
Presentations:
Urgent and Unscheduled Care Training
Resilience - Questionnaire Handout
Supporting Trainers of Trainees in Difficulty
Autumn Seminar 2018
Health Education England East of England's 2018 Autumn Seminar took place on the 26 and 27 September, at Granta Centre, Grant Park, Great Abington, Cambridge.
The Autumn Seminar provided faculty development for postgraduate educators from the east of England, offering a valuable opportunity to learn, develop, network and share best practice.
The days included a combination of keynote speeches and a number of interactive workshops.
Both days were open to east of England educators from across all specialties, however each day focused on a different target audience. Please see the below table for further details:
Programme
Please click on the relevant link to view the programme for each day. Please note that these are draft programmes and subject to change:
Wednesday 26 September 2018 - Draft Programme
Thursday 27 September 2018 - Draft Programme
Presentations
Wednesday 26 September
Keynote: Making Quality Improvement a Key Component of Professionalism, John Dean & Paul Sullivan
ARCPs - How do we Make it Easier for our Trainees?, Janet Rutherford & Susan Woodroffe
Supporting Trainee Engagement with E-Portfolios, Jon Rouse
Transforming Workforce - ACPs & PAs, Nam Tong
Emotional Intelligence, Kate Read
Supporting the Trainee in Difficulty, Kate Read & Ian Barton
Faculty Development, Jane Sturgess
Thursday 27 September
Developing Leadership Skills, Jane Sturgess
Effective Feedback and Difficult Conversations, Vijay Nayar
Lessons from Appeals: Pitfalls of Educational Supervision, Kate Read & Ian Barton
Faculty Development, Jane Sturgess