Originating in the South West but now a Free International Conference for All Healthcare Professionals
PATIENT SAFETY, WELLBEING,
QUALITY CARE.
NHS 2.0
free virtual international conference for all healthcare workers and students
QISW FREE Virtual Conference, Saturday 26th of September 2020.
For ALL healthcare workers and students.
ABSTRACT SUBMISSION OPEN 24TH JUNE
Conference Programme
9:30 AM
Registration
10:00 AM
Welcome & Introduction by Ms Anne Pullyblank
10:05 AM
Keynote Speaker:
Simon Sinek
10:25 AM
Introduction 2 by Dr Chris Turner
10:30
Keynote Speaker:
Dr James Mountford
10:50
Morning Yoga with the amazing Natasha Cornish
11:20
Oral Presentations
12:00
Lunch
12:15
Poster Presentations in Breakout Rooms
13:15
Fatigue Buster with Jamaica Rugby Team no.13 and Personal Trainer Lucas Roy-Smith
Introduction 3 by Eamonn Sullivan
13:35
Keynote Speakers:
Dr. Rachel Pilling
Mr. Dan Wadsworth
13:55
Workshops Introduction 4 by the North Bristol QI Team
14:00
Breakout for Workshops
OR
Stay in Main room
Keynote Speaker:
Dr. Amar Shah
14:40
Mindfullness Session with the incredible Yasmin Gregory of at1.Space
Introduction 5 with Joanna Moore
15:05
Keynote Speaker:
Dr. Emma Redfern
15:25
Introduction 6 with Paula McGowan
15:30
Keynote Speaker:
Nadine Montgomery
16:00
Prize Giving and Closing remarks
Leadership
Presenter: Miss Anne Pullyblank
Medical Director, West of England AHSN
Keynote: Simon Sinek
International best-selling author on leadership
Teamworking
Presenter:
Dr Chris Turner
TED Speaker. Trauma Centre Emergency Department Consultant. Founder of Civility Saves Lives
Keynote:
Dr James Mountford
Director of National Improvement Strategy and London Nightingale Chief of Quality and Learning
Successful Project
Presenter:
Ms Joanna Moore
Quality Improvement Lead at Homerton University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust.
Keynote:
Dr Emma Redfern
Creator of the Emergency Department Checklist
Keynote:
Dr Amar Shah
Chief Quality Officer at East London NHS Foundation Trust.
Wellbeing
Presenter:
Eamonn Sullivan
London Nightingale Nursing Director, Royal Marsden Hospital Nursing Director and Army Reservist
Keynote:
Dr Rachel Pilling & Dan Wadsworth
Ted X NHS:
15 seconds 30 minutes
Patient Experience
Presenter:
Paula McGowan
Mother of Oliver McGowan, who's untimely death resulted in mandatory disability training for all NHS staff
Keynote:
Nadine Montgomery
Montgomery v Lanarkshire Health Board
Conference Committee
Michael Okocha
Creator and Programme Chair
General Surgery SpR, Severn Deanery. Creator and Chair of QISW (Jan and Sept 2020). West of England AHSN Patient Safety Champion 2020. Lover of all things QI and Trauma. Member of the Academy of Medical Educators.
Naim Slim
Operations Chair
General Surgery registrar in the Severn Deanery. Qualified from St. George's Hospital Medical School and undertook a Masters in Surgical Innovation at Imperial College London. Second round on the QISW committee!
Deepika Bhojwani
Co-Lead Organiser
Deepika is starting core surgical training at Addenbrooke’s this August. She attended the previous QISW conference as an F2 in Bristol and is very excited to be part of the committee for September. She looks forward to meeting you all (virtually!) and learning more about the quality improvement projects that are taking place across the country.
Ealaff Shakweh
Co-Lead Organiser
Ealaff graduated from the University of Exeter in 2019 with a BMBS and an MSc in research. At present, she is a North West London foundation trainee who is pursuing a career in bariatric surgery, but she is also committed to optimising care through quality improvement.
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Sebastian Priest
Finance Chair
Sebastian is currently a fourth year medical student at the University of Bristol, having previously achieved an intercalated degree in Clinical Sciences. He has completed placements at Southmead Hospital and Musgrove Park in Taunton. The QISW conference marks his first involvement with quality improvement, something which he hopes to pursue in future.
Caitlin Jordan
Workshops Lead
General Surgical CT2, Severn Deanery. Qualified from University of Southampton and passionate about teaching, having taken her Postgraduate Certificate Of Medical Education at the University of Bristol. Caitlin gave an oral presentation at QISW in 2017 and is excited to be back, this time on the committee, organising the workshops.
Natasha Alford
Abstract Submissions Support Lead
Natasha is a 3rd year medical student at the University of Bristol. She presented an QI project on Implementing and Improving Digital Microbiology Requests at NBT at the previous QISW Winter Conference in 2020.
Max Shah
Media Lead
Max is a third-year medical-student at Bristol University. He has attended the National Research and Innovation in Orthopaedics Conference, worked on collaborative projects such as STARSurg, and GlobalSurg3, and is currently on the committees for Bristol Orthosoc and Bristol Sports and Exercise Medicine Society.
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Nick Rees
Publicity Lead
Nick is a third year Bristol medical student who is keen to pursue a surgical career path having particular interests in ophthalmology and plastics. He was fortunate enough to win the award for the best healthcare cost saving initiative at QISW winter conference for working alongside staff colleagues on an operation set coding audit.
Aimee Wilkinson
Attendee Support Lead
Aimee is a fourth-year medical student at Bristol Medical School. She obtained an intercalated degree in Surgery and Anaesthesia from Imperial College London in 2019 and has a strong research interest in neuroergonomics and neuromodulation technologies within a surgical setting.
Laura Saia
Steering Committee Co-Lead
Laura was previously a practicing solicitor and is now a core psychiatry trainee in Severn deanery, with a particular interest in maternal mental health.
She was the keynote speaker lead for the QISW winter conference and is now the steering committee co-lead.
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Niamh Mackdermott
Steering Committee Co-Lead
Niamh is a 3rd year medical student currently studying at Bristol. She is going to intercalate at Imperial College London in Reproductive and Developmental Sciences this year. Niamh has completed placements at Musgrove Park Hospital, Taunton and Southmead, Bristol. This is the first time she has been involved with Quality Improvement yet she is excited to be part of this conference and to implement what she learns from the QISW in future projects.
Hannah Bonnett
Steering Committee Co-Lead
Hannah is a junior doctor working as a Clinical Transformation Specialist within health informatics for NBT. She completed her foundation training in Severn and previously she was a senior NHS podiatrist in London
Emma Gull
Keynote Speakers Support
Emma is currently a 4th year medical student in Bristol and is the keynote speakers lead for QISW2020. Special interests include transplant, EM, and trauma surgery, so currently very broad and enjoying the ride! This is her first official foray into QI but definitely won't be the last
Sophie McDonald
Attendee Support & Certification
Sophie is currently a clinical fellow in the trauma and orthopaedic department at Southmead hospital and is planning to apply for core surgical training this year. Sophie joins the Qisw junior committee after winning a prize at the winter conference earlier in the year.
Francesca Wright
Publicity & Attendee Support
Frankie is going into her 4th year as a medical student at Bristol, having previously intercalated in Global Health. This is her first time of being part of QISW and she is excited to be a committee member. She cannot wait to learn about the innovative Quality Improvement projects taking place!
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Alexander Collingwood
Publicity Team
F2 in the Severn Deanery. Qualified from Keele University. First time on the QISW committee and excited to be involved in a QI conference.
Fatima Camp
Publicity Team
3rd Year Medical Student at Bristol University
Lelyn Osei Atiemo
Publicity Team
My name is Lelyn, current 4th Year Medical Student at the University of Bristol. I also intercalated at Bristol in Functional and Clinical Anatomy. I am new to the QI world, but it is something which I find fascinating and excited to be a part of.
Keng Siang
Publicity Team
Keng Siang is an intercalating Bristol medical student who is keen to pursue a surgical career path having particular interests in Neurosurgery. He has also recently been appointed the Severn Regional Ambassador for the Association of Surgeons in Training (ASiT)
Dinushika Weerasinghe
Publicity
Dinushika is currently a final year medical student at the University of Bristol, having previously graduated with a BSc in Biomedical Sciences. This is the first time she has been involved in Quality Improvement but is excited to be part of the team!
Steering Committee
Andrea Gibbons
QI coach & researcher, Somerset FT