PIC & Mix

Innovative differences in conferencing

A novel concept for 2022!

If you fancy trying something new, different, or just wanting to take a little bit of time out and interact more intimately, PIC & Mix is right for you. 
Featuring, industry sponsored workshops including NHSBT Organ Donation Workshops and Simulations with professional actors and an opportunity to learn and practice new skills. 
Troubleshoot equipment and clinical skills in bite-sized chunks, to suit your level of interest.
Or, simply choose to switch off, relax and melt your stresses away, ready to take on the next bites of educational content. 
 
Booking Instructions
The PIC & Mix workshops run alongside Parallel Sessions 1, 2, 3 and 4 only, and allow you the opportunity to slip back into the main programme at the half way point during these sessions. 

Make a booking today, by using this QR code to access the PCCS Hub App:-

For any PIC & Mix booking queries, contact: eldilla.rizal@nhs.net

 
1. Choose the workshop of interest in the top middle box
2. Choose the available date(s) (15th or 16th September)
3. Select a time-slot to suit you.
4. Enter your details, and include your Conference Registration number in the Details box.

Changes and cancellations: Places can be limited so please change your booking if you need to cancel or just have a change of plan. This can be carried out by going back to the app.

 Featuring (see below for details):

Clinical Races, Sleep Pod / Massage, 

SPACE Race,  VR Cardiac Anatomy, 

Pharmacy  and Escape Room, 

Organ Donation Conversation and Organ Donation Workshops, 

Restworks Powernap Zone

Try out for 20 minutes the Sleep Pod between your chosen programme and feel the benefits: use the PCCS Conference App to book your session. OR just come and have a look and see how our equipment can benefit your team.

Please book via the PCCS App

Restworks provides workplace sleep technology and rest facilities such as massage chairs and nap pods.

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Massage Chair

Restworks can equip your office with top, warranty approved commercial massage chairs. Each of our products represents the state of the art when it comes to massage chair technology. Try  solutions here

Hosted by: Sleepwing Ltd (Metronaps UK).

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Clinical Races

Enter as a team or as individuals. 

Simulated every day critical care activities with a twist and competitive edge. This could include but is not limited to:-

1. Blindfolded intubation, guided by a colleague using video laryngoscopy

2. Setting up a ventilator & humidifier from nearly scratch

3. Packaging a patient for transfer to urgent CT – under pressure. 

How strong are your endotracheal tube tapes? Will they stand up to the test?

Lead host: Ruth  Joyce, Clinical Nurse Educator, Heather Barritt, Clinical Educator, Helena Turner, Senior Sister CICU

Please book via the PCCS App

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SPACE Experience – Sensory & Physical Activity Completed Early on PICU 

Introduction: 

What  will participants benefit from the session?

Understanding what risks need to be considered when moving a patient out of bed.

Understanding how many people are required for rehabilitation activities on ICU.

Through the use of the original piece of music, understand the different sensory experiences and emotions PICU patients experience and how this adds to their anxiety and stress.

Focus on Sensory and Physical Activity Completed Early.

Set Up

The room will be set up with equipment present in the PICU environment, such as a ventilator, IV attachments and ?ECMO machine.

The delegates will be split into 2 groups and take part in a SPACE Race. One group will need to mobilise a patient out of the cot into a specialist seat with all attachments and patient secure and the second group will need to transfer the patient with all attachments back into the cot.

The delegates will complete the race whilst listening to an original piece of music through headphones which will demonstrate the “sounds of PICU” and all the different emotions that our patients may go through.

Hosts: Rakhee Pau, Clinical Specialist Occupational Therapist 
Joanna Dukes, Clinical Specialist Physiotherapist in Paediatrics
Samantha Mead, Clinical Specialist Physiotherapist 

Please book via the PCCS App

Sponsored by: 

NHSBT Organ Donation Workshops 

Introduction: a series of 4 workshops repeated on both Thursday and Friday

A: Organ and Tissue Donation: Understanding the Process – An interactive session which will explore the whole process of organ donation from the initial consideration and notification to the organ donation team through to post donation care and family support. 

B: Paediatric Notification Practice: A New Process: This session looks at the development of new practices which are aimed to align with paediatric end of life care practices. Ensuring families are given all end-of-life care options in parallel. 

C: Determination of Death by Neurological Criteria (DDNC):  a look at new guidance on determining death by neurological criteria. The sessions will give a practical work through and discussion regarding the new guidance with a focus on practicalities, considerations and challenges that maybe faced. 

D: Optimisation of Potential Paediatric Organ Donors:  An interactive session which focuses on supporting clinical teams to ensure that we can maximise the gift of organ donation.

Programme: Sessions run in the morning and the afternoon.
A: 10.30/14.05: Organ and Tissue Donation: understanding the process.
11.00/14.35: Changeover
B: 11.35/14.35: Paediatric Notification Practice: a new process.

C: 11.35/15.10: DDNC
12.00/15.30: Changeover
D: 12.05/15.40: Donor Optimisation

Places limited to 25

Please book via the PCCS App 

Lead: Stephanie Harrison, Specialist Nurse Organ Donation, University Hospitals of Leicester

Faculty: see NHS BT Organ Donation Communication Simulation

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NHS BT Organ Donation Communication Simulation 

Introduction: This course is split into 4 sessions run over two days.

A: Planning of breaking bad news conversation followed by an approach for organ donation: An interactive session that uses actors and specialist nurses as experts in their role to simulate the planning of a collaborative conversation to break bad news and offer a family, whose child has died (by neurological criteria), the opportunity for organ donation.

B: Breaking bad news to a family where there is a decision that further treatment is futile and offering the option of organ donation in parallel with other end-of-life care options: An interactive session that uses actors and specialist nurses as experts in their role to simulate the practice of working collaboratively to breaking bad news and offer families, whose child is dying the opportunity for organ donation in parallel with other end of life care options. Considerations for hospice care will be demonstrated for a DCD donor. The sessions will also incorporate discussions with the family regarding the donation process where death is determined by circulatory criteria.

C: Determination of Death by Neurological Criteria (DDNC) in Infants under 2 months
A practical session to support clinical teams in the determination of death by neurological criteria for infants

Programme: Session run in the morning and the afternoon.

A: 15.15: Breaking Bad News

B: 11.35 Offering families the option for Organ Donation in End-of-Life Care Planning

C: 10.35/14.05  Determination of Death by Neurological Criteria

Places limited to 6 each

Please book via the PCCS App 

Lead: Stephanie Harrison, Specialist Nurse Organ Donation, University Hospitals of Leicester

Faculty: Dale Gardiner, Associate Medical Director, Deceased Organ Donation, NHSBT & ITU Consultant at Nottingham University Hospital, Omer Aziz, PICU Consultant and National Education Lead for Paediatric Organ Donation for Education, Angie Scales, Lead Nurse: Paediatric & Neonatal Donation & Transplantation – NHS Blood and Transplant, Sam Bradshaw, Professional Development Specialist – NHS Blood and Transplant, Sarah Mason, Professional Development Specialist – NHS Blood and Transplant, Vanessa Pritchard, National Professional Development Specialist – NHS Blood and Transplant, Tracey Price, Professional Development Specialist – NHS Blood and Transplant, Sarah Plant, Professional Development Specialist – NHS Blood and Transplant, Hannah Bartlett-Syree, Team Manager - NHS Blood and Transplant.

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Hamilton Ventilation

A: An interactive simulation session to demonstrate obstructive lung physiology and strategies to ventilate a patient with obstructive lung pathology

B: An interactive simulation session to demonstrate restrictive lung physiology and strategies to ventilate a patient with restrictive lung pathology. 

14.05:  Ventilation - Obstructed
15.30:  Changeover
14.35:  Ventilation - Restricted
 

13.35:  Ventilation – Lung Recruitment

Please book via the PCCS App 

Faculty:

Lead: Matthew McRandal

Provided  by :     

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Pharmacy Clinic

A series of workshops aimed at doctors and nurses to have an interactive session with senior clinical PICU pharmacists to answer questions about:-

Workshop A.      Penance for mycins :  An interactive workshop exploring the effects and monitoring of vancomycin, gentamicin and erythromycin?

 Workshop B. Nappies or Pipes - where have my drugs gone?
Anything you need to know about the effects of drug handling in CRRT & ECMO circuits
 

Leads:  Sarah Wheeler, Senior Paediatric Pharmacist & Stephen Bennett, Advanced Specialist Paediatric Pharmacist.

Thursday 15th September 2022 only

Times:    Workshop A - 14.05pm and 15.10    and Workshop B - 14.35 and 15.40

Limited to 10 places each workshop.               Please book via the PCCS App

Sponsored by: 

Virtual Reality Workshops:  Cardiac Anatomy

See how Augmented Reality is being introduced into the medical industry and experience visualising anatomy in a way you have never seen before!

In addition, please book one of our Virtual Reality workshops and walk through the chambers of the heart with the Oculus Quest 2 headset. Please choose from the following timeslots:

Limited to 5 places each workshop.               Please book via the PCCS App

Thursday 15th
10:30 – 11:00
11:05 – 11:35
11:55 – 12:25
14:05 – 14:35
14:40 - 15:10
15:30 – 16:00

Friday 16th 
10:15 – 10:45
10:55 – 11:25
11:40 – 12:10
13:20 – 13:50
14:00 – 14:30
14:45 – 15:15
 

Lead:  Zach Gillett either via the conference app or via email / phone .

E: zachary.gillett@materialise.co.uk       M:07769167752

Sponsored by:      

Materialise are delighted to be attending PCCS and work with HCP’s who are embracing the digitalisation of their service to give personalised patient journeys.