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DESCRIPTION:\nAGENDA\n\n(9:00 - 10:00)\n	*Robert O'Brien\, EdD.\, MEd.\, BA.
 \, BTeach.\, GAICD\, CHSE.\n	Executive Director\, Education and Research\n	A
 ustralian and New Zealand College of Anaesthetist (ANZCA)\n\nImproving Pat
 ient Safety through Human Factors Education\n\n(10:00 - 11:00)\n	Zoe Atsaid
 is (Student)\, Dan Poenaru MD\n	Understanding the effectiveness of informed
  consent conversations in pediatric surgery\n	Class of 77 MedEd Innovation 
 Grants Program\, project update\n\n \n\n*\n	Associate Professor Robert O’Br
 ien\n	EdD.\, MEd.\, BA.\, BTeach.\, GAICD\, CHSE.\n\nExecutive Director\, E
 ducation and Research\n	Australian and New Zealand College of Anaesthetist 
 (ANZCA)\n\nPrincipal Fellow\n	Department of Critical Care\n	Melbourne Medica
 l School\n	University of Melbourne\n\nRobert is Executive Director\, Educat
 ion and Research at the Australian and New Zealand College of Anaesthetist
  (ANZCA). In his role he is responsible for training\, assessment\, accred
 itation and new programs within the anaesthesia program. He also provides 
 oversight of the research foundation and the allocation of college funded 
 research grants to fellows and trainees.\n\nPrevious appointments include 
 the Clinical Education Fellows at the University of Melbourne Medical Scho
 ol\, Professor and Director of the Health Simulation Centre (HSC) at Edith
  Cowan University (ECU) in Perth and as the Director of Medical Education 
 and Training at St Vincent’s Hospital\, Melbourne.\n\nHe holds both Doctor
 al and Master’s degrees in Education focusing on adult learning in the con
 text of ongoing professional learning for educators. He has worked extensi
 vely in medical education and simulation development and has lead projects
  that developed simulation instructor programs that have utilised simulati
 on to teach clinical and non-clinical skills.\n\nHe has undertaken extensi
 ve advisory work with the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons (RACS) on
  developing professional skills in surgical aspirants\, trainees and fello
 ws through a range of programs including TIPS and NOTSS. Robert was also t
 he education lead for the Implementation of the Building Respect and Impro
 ving Patient Safety Project which has been initiated as a result of the ex
 tensive External Advisory Groups study into Bullying and Harassment in the
  Surgical Profession.\n\nHis major research and development interests are 
 in improving outcomes in health through the use of non-technical skills tr
 aining and developing professional skills for clinicians. He is interested
  in the professional identity of clinicians and the impact this has on a s
 afety culture.\n\nRobert was a previous Chair of the Australian Society fo
 r Simulation in Healthcare (ASSH) which part of Simulation Australasia\, t
 he peak body for simulation and modelling in Australia.\n\n \n
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SUMMARY:IHSE MEETING
URL:https://www.mcgill.ca/ihse/channels/event/ihse-meeting-340292
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