Supporting Trainees with Incidents

This workshop is designed for doctors responsible for supervising and supporting medical trainees and healthcare professionals. Led by experienced medical educators, it provides practical tools and techniques for effectively managing and supporting trainees through incidents.

By the end of the workshop, participants will be equipped with strategies to support trainees involved in incidents, guide them through reflective discussions, and apply insights to enhance clinical safety. The session covers practical approaches to managing human factors, addressing internal and external performance impacts, and mitigating risks during high-pressure periods.

To equip supervisors and educators with the skills and knowledge to effectively support trainees through incidents, fostering a reflective and safe learning environment while improving overall clinical practice.

• Gain confidence in supporting trainees involved in clinical incidents.
• Facilitate reflective practice discussions and guide trainees in documenting their reflections safely.
• Identify common human factors and non-technical skills relevant to clinical contexts.
• Understand how internal and external factors can negatively impact performance.
• Explore strategies to mitigate adverse events and errors during high-risk periods.
• Apply this knowledge to enhance safety and effectiveness in everyday clinical practice.