ECC Simulation Day for Veterinary Graduates
Immersive workshop using ECC simulations to develop key non-technical skills.
Overview:
Our immersive simulation day brings non-technical skills vividly to life for delegates, using simulated clinical scenarios.
Delegates partake in simulated ECC cases, putting into practice key non-technical skills such as decision-making under pressure, situational awareness, leadership in an emergency.
These workshops are expertly designed by an ECC diplomat, and led by our team of Human Factors and healthcare simulation specialists, and experienced vets/RVNs.
Immersive simulation:
- Enhances learning and retention through active participation and hands-on experience.
- Creates a safe environment for learning - including learning from mistakes without real-world consequences.
- Provides the chance to re-run a particular skill immediately, building competence and confidence
- Mimics real-world cases preparing delegates for real-world cases.
- Helps delegates manage stress, anxiety and emotional responses in emergency scenarios.
- Facilitates real-time feedback from instructors, and peers.
Expert-led debriefing is a critical component of immersive simulation in healthcare education.
Each simulation is debriefed in detail to enhance retention of information, identify areas of strength and for improvement and reinforce reasoning behind decisions made. Our VetLed course leaders use the debrief to model promoting psychological safety and provide a supportive space to discuss the case without fear of judgment.
By the end of the day, delegates are encouraged to try leading the debrief themselves, a valuable skill which they can take back to their own practice.
Who is this course suitable for?
Veterinarians who have less than 3 years’ experience in practice.
This training can be delivered as part of a graduate programme or to recently graduated vets within a team.
Ideally attendees will previously have attended the ‘Introduction to Human Factors’ workshop for veterinary graduates.
Service classification:
Practices & teams, corporate organisations
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Course Testimonials
Joseph
‘Every professional needs this training, and retraining’
Joseph
‘Every professional needs this training, and retraining’
Lacey Pitcher
“Just wanted to check in and say thank you and congratulations.
As a team, VetLed pulled off a brilliantly inspiring conference with a real sense of not only community but a movement for change.”
Lacey Pitcher
“Just wanted to check in and say thank you and congratulations.
As a team, VetLed pulled off a brilliantly inspiring conference with a real sense of not only community but a movement for change.”
Liz Law-Bartle
All the talks I watched on Thursday were amazing, but I especially enjoyed the importance of non-clinical skills development in university and EMS. It was really refreshing and empowering to watch these incredibly inspirational women speak about their journeys to get to where they are now. It was truly eye-opening and awe-inspiring.
Liz Law-Bartle
All the talks I watched on Thursday were amazing, but I especially enjoyed the importance of non-clinical skills development in university and EMS. It was really refreshing and empowering to watch these incredibly inspirational women speak about their journeys to get to where they are now. It was truly eye-opening and awe-inspiring.
Amy Martin
Wow, what a conversation starter!
The VetLed Civility training was very impactful really focusing in on how our behaviour towards each other affects patient care. VetLed presented theory and hard-hitting stories but also left our team with a system of tackling incivility practice-wide. This course fitted the bill, Thank You!
Amy Martin
Wow, what a conversation starter!
The VetLed Civility training was very impactful really focusing in on how our behaviour towards each other affects patient care. VetLed presented theory and hard-hitting stories but also left our team with a system of tackling incivility practice-wide. This course fitted the bill, Thank You!
Catherine Oxtoby
‘Great atmosphere, collaboration and chat!’
Catherine Oxtoby
‘Great atmosphere, collaboration and chat!’
Katie McCreary
“As with previous VetLed stuff it has given me more/renewed enthusiasm to take the Human Factors, QI, patient safety stuff and keep it going in the practice.”
Katie McCreary
“As with previous VetLed stuff it has given me more/renewed enthusiasm to take the Human Factors, QI, patient safety stuff and keep it going in the practice.”
Samantha Van Der Struys
‘Really useful conversation. I feel like I’ve found my tribe!’
Samantha Van Der Struys
‘Really useful conversation. I feel like I’ve found my tribe!’
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Rachel Clay
‘Excellent, inspiring topics and great to be able to bring colleagues from other independent practices to come on the journey with me.‘
Rachel Clay
‘Excellent, inspiring topics and great to be able to bring colleagues from other independent practices to come on the journey with me.‘
Hamish Rose
‘Brilliant session with Dan and Cat. Really engaging and very interesting.’
Hamish Rose
‘Brilliant session with Dan and Cat. Really engaging and very interesting.’
Charlotte
‘Helpful and nice to have a safe space to discuss practice’
Charlotte
‘Helpful and nice to have a safe space to discuss practice’
Recent Graduate Vet
‘The practical day was so helpful. Cat and Sara created an extremely safe environment and were so kind, patient and understanding. Everyone in my group commented on how they felt they could be completely open and share mistakes, silly questions etc.’
Recent Graduate Vet
‘The practical day was so helpful. Cat and Sara created an extremely safe environment and were so kind, patient and understanding. Everyone in my group commented on how they felt they could be completely open and share mistakes, silly questions etc.’
Mark Evans
“In a busy multi-disciplinary referral hospital like ours, Human Factors plays a key role in team dynamics, staff wellbeing, and ultimately patient care. The support of VetLed has been invaluable in improving our knowledge in this area.
The VetLed team worked with colleagues from across the hospital over an extended period, using observations, frameworks, tools, and techniques that we can take forward on our Human Factors improvement journey.
We are grateful for the support of VetLed and would not hesitate to work with them again in the future.”
Mark Evans
“In a busy multi-disciplinary referral hospital like ours, Human Factors plays a key role in team dynamics, staff wellbeing, and ultimately patient care. The support of VetLed has been invaluable in improving our knowledge in this area.
The VetLed team worked with colleagues from across the hospital over an extended period, using observations, frameworks, tools, and techniques that we can take forward on our Human Factors improvement journey.
We are grateful for the support of VetLed and would not hesitate to work with them again in the future.”
Vet Delegate
“The most inspiring CPD I have done in 15 years.”
Vet Delegate
“The most inspiring CPD I have done in 15 years.”
Recent Graduate
“Beyond my expectations, very interactive and well explained. Very helpful!”
Recent Graduate
“Beyond my expectations, very interactive and well explained. Very helpful!”
Ana Pereira
“I really loved it, really practical, hands on and useful for the future.”
Ana Pereira
“I really loved it, really practical, hands on and useful for the future.”
Practice Manager
“Training and understanding of how the brain works has encouraged people to be braver and speak out. Staff understand it is better to talk to each other rather than harbour resentment. There is now an overall improvement in tolerance and respect towards each other, particularly where there had been previous issues. People are more confident to suggest ideas and more willing to listen.”
Practice Manager
“Training and understanding of how the brain works has encouraged people to be braver and speak out. Staff understand it is better to talk to each other rather than harbour resentment. There is now an overall improvement in tolerance and respect towards each other, particularly where there had been previous issues. People are more confident to suggest ideas and more willing to listen.”
‘Being Human in Practice’
“Excellent teaching, good combination of information and group discussion in a safe environment”
‘Being Human in Practice’
“Excellent teaching, good combination of information and group discussion in a safe environment”
Joseph
‘Every professional needs this training, and retraining’
Joseph
‘Every professional needs this training, and retraining’
Lacey Pitcher
“Just wanted to check in and say thank you and congratulations.
As a team, VetLed pulled off a brilliantly inspiring conference with a real sense of not only community but a movement for change.”
Lacey Pitcher
“Just wanted to check in and say thank you and congratulations.
As a team, VetLed pulled off a brilliantly inspiring conference with a real sense of not only community but a movement for change.”
Liz Law-Bartle
All the talks I watched on Thursday were amazing, but I especially enjoyed the importance of non-clinical skills development in university and EMS. It was really refreshing and empowering to watch these incredibly inspirational women speak about their journeys to get to where they are now. It was truly eye-opening and awe-inspiring.
Liz Law-Bartle
All the talks I watched on Thursday were amazing, but I especially enjoyed the importance of non-clinical skills development in university and EMS. It was really refreshing and empowering to watch these incredibly inspirational women speak about their journeys to get to where they are now. It was truly eye-opening and awe-inspiring.
Amy Martin
Wow, what a conversation starter!
The VetLed Civility training was very impactful really focusing in on how our behaviour towards each other affects patient care. VetLed presented theory and hard-hitting stories but also left our team with a system of tackling incivility practice-wide. This course fitted the bill, Thank You!
Amy Martin
Wow, what a conversation starter!
The VetLed Civility training was very impactful really focusing in on how our behaviour towards each other affects patient care. VetLed presented theory and hard-hitting stories but also left our team with a system of tackling incivility practice-wide. This course fitted the bill, Thank You!
Catherine Oxtoby
‘Great atmosphere, collaboration and chat!’
Catherine Oxtoby
‘Great atmosphere, collaboration and chat!’
Katie McCreary
“As with previous VetLed stuff it has given me more/renewed enthusiasm to take the Human Factors, QI, patient safety stuff and keep it going in the practice.”
Katie McCreary
“As with previous VetLed stuff it has given me more/renewed enthusiasm to take the Human Factors, QI, patient safety stuff and keep it going in the practice.”
Samantha Van Der Struys
‘Really useful conversation. I feel like I’ve found my tribe!’
Samantha Van Der Struys
‘Really useful conversation. I feel like I’ve found my tribe!’
Rachel Clay
‘Excellent, inspiring topics and great to be able to bring colleagues from other independent practices to come on the journey with me.‘
Rachel Clay
‘Excellent, inspiring topics and great to be able to bring colleagues from other independent practices to come on the journey with me.‘
Hamish Rose
‘Brilliant session with Dan and Cat. Really engaging and very interesting.’
Hamish Rose
‘Brilliant session with Dan and Cat. Really engaging and very interesting.’
Charlotte
‘Helpful and nice to have a safe space to discuss practice’
Charlotte
‘Helpful and nice to have a safe space to discuss practice’
Recent Graduate Vet
‘The practical day was so helpful. Cat and Sara created an extremely safe environment and were so kind, patient and understanding. Everyone in my group commented on how they felt they could be completely open and share mistakes, silly questions etc.’
Recent Graduate Vet
‘The practical day was so helpful. Cat and Sara created an extremely safe environment and were so kind, patient and understanding. Everyone in my group commented on how they felt they could be completely open and share mistakes, silly questions etc.’
Mark Evans
“In a busy multi-disciplinary referral hospital like ours, Human Factors plays a key role in team dynamics, staff wellbeing, and ultimately patient care. The support of VetLed has been invaluable in improving our knowledge in this area.
The VetLed team worked with colleagues from across the hospital over an extended period, using observations, frameworks, tools, and techniques that we can take forward on our Human Factors improvement journey.
We are grateful for the support of VetLed and would not hesitate to work with them again in the future.”
Mark Evans
“In a busy multi-disciplinary referral hospital like ours, Human Factors plays a key role in team dynamics, staff wellbeing, and ultimately patient care. The support of VetLed has been invaluable in improving our knowledge in this area.
The VetLed team worked with colleagues from across the hospital over an extended period, using observations, frameworks, tools, and techniques that we can take forward on our Human Factors improvement journey.
We are grateful for the support of VetLed and would not hesitate to work with them again in the future.”
Vet Delegate
“The most inspiring CPD I have done in 15 years.”
Vet Delegate
“The most inspiring CPD I have done in 15 years.”
Recent Graduate
“Beyond my expectations, very interactive and well explained. Very helpful!”
Recent Graduate
“Beyond my expectations, very interactive and well explained. Very helpful!”
Ana Pereira
“I really loved it, really practical, hands on and useful for the future.”
Ana Pereira
“I really loved it, really practical, hands on and useful for the future.”
Practice Manager
“Training and understanding of how the brain works has encouraged people to be braver and speak out. Staff understand it is better to talk to each other rather than harbour resentment. There is now an overall improvement in tolerance and respect towards each other, particularly where there had been previous issues. People are more confident to suggest ideas and more willing to listen.”
Practice Manager
“Training and understanding of how the brain works has encouraged people to be braver and speak out. Staff understand it is better to talk to each other rather than harbour resentment. There is now an overall improvement in tolerance and respect towards each other, particularly where there had been previous issues. People are more confident to suggest ideas and more willing to listen.”
‘Being Human in Practice’
“Excellent teaching, good combination of information and group discussion in a safe environment”
‘Being Human in Practice’
“Excellent teaching, good combination of information and group discussion in a safe environment”
Ana Pereira
“I really loved it, really practical, hands on and useful for the future.”
Ana Pereira
“I really loved it, really practical, hands on and useful for the future.”
Mark Evans
“In a busy multi-disciplinary referral hospital like ours, Human Factors plays a key role in team dynamics, staff wellbeing, and ultimately patient care. The support of VetLed has been invaluable in improving our knowledge in this area.
The VetLed team worked with colleagues from across the hospital over an extended period, using observations, frameworks, tools, and techniques that we can take forward on our Human Factors improvement journey.
We are grateful for the support of VetLed and would not hesitate to work with them again in the future.”
Mark Evans
“In a busy multi-disciplinary referral hospital like ours, Human Factors plays a key role in team dynamics, staff wellbeing, and ultimately patient care. The support of VetLed has been invaluable in improving our knowledge in this area.
The VetLed team worked with colleagues from across the hospital over an extended period, using observations, frameworks, tools, and techniques that we can take forward on our Human Factors improvement journey.
We are grateful for the support of VetLed and would not hesitate to work with them again in the future.”
Recent Graduate Vet
‘The practical day was so helpful. Cat and Sara created an extremely safe environment and were so kind, patient and understanding. Everyone in my group commented on how they felt they could be completely open and share mistakes, silly questions etc.’
Recent Graduate Vet
‘The practical day was so helpful. Cat and Sara created an extremely safe environment and were so kind, patient and understanding. Everyone in my group commented on how they felt they could be completely open and share mistakes, silly questions etc.’
Joseph
‘Every professional needs this training, and retraining’
Joseph
‘Every professional needs this training, and retraining’
Hamish Rose
‘Brilliant session with Dan and Cat. Really engaging and very interesting.’
Hamish Rose
‘Brilliant session with Dan and Cat. Really engaging and very interesting.’
Samantha Van Der Struys
‘Really useful conversation. I feel like I’ve found my tribe!’
Samantha Van Der Struys
‘Really useful conversation. I feel like I’ve found my tribe!’
Catherine Oxtoby
‘Great atmosphere, collaboration and chat!’
Catherine Oxtoby
‘Great atmosphere, collaboration and chat!’
Katie McCreary
“As with previous VetLed stuff it has given me more/renewed enthusiasm to take the Human Factors, QI, patient safety stuff and keep it going in the practice.”
Katie McCreary
“As with previous VetLed stuff it has given me more/renewed enthusiasm to take the Human Factors, QI, patient safety stuff and keep it going in the practice.”
Liz Law-Bartle
All the talks I watched on Thursday were amazing, but I especially enjoyed the importance of non-clinical skills development in university and EMS. It was really refreshing and empowering to watch these incredibly inspirational women speak about their journeys to get to where they are now. It was truly eye-opening and awe-inspiring.
Liz Law-Bartle
All the talks I watched on Thursday were amazing, but I especially enjoyed the importance of non-clinical skills development in university and EMS. It was really refreshing and empowering to watch these incredibly inspirational women speak about their journeys to get to where they are now. It was truly eye-opening and awe-inspiring.
‘Being Human in Practice’
“Excellent teaching, good combination of information and group discussion in a safe environment”
‘Being Human in Practice’
“Excellent teaching, good combination of information and group discussion in a safe environment”
Practice Manager
“Training and understanding of how the brain works has encouraged people to be braver and speak out. Staff understand it is better to talk to each other rather than harbour resentment. There is now an overall improvement in tolerance and respect towards each other, particularly where there had been previous issues. People are more confident to suggest ideas and more willing to listen.”
Practice Manager
“Training and understanding of how the brain works has encouraged people to be braver and speak out. Staff understand it is better to talk to each other rather than harbour resentment. There is now an overall improvement in tolerance and respect towards each other, particularly where there had been previous issues. People are more confident to suggest ideas and more willing to listen.”
Recent Graduate
“Beyond my expectations, very interactive and well explained. Very helpful!”
Recent Graduate
“Beyond my expectations, very interactive and well explained. Very helpful!”
Vet Delegate
“The most inspiring CPD I have done in 15 years.”
Vet Delegate
“The most inspiring CPD I have done in 15 years.”
Charlotte
‘Helpful and nice to have a safe space to discuss practice’
Charlotte
‘Helpful and nice to have a safe space to discuss practice’
Rachel Clay
‘Excellent, inspiring topics and great to be able to bring colleagues from other independent practices to come on the journey with me.‘
Rachel Clay
‘Excellent, inspiring topics and great to be able to bring colleagues from other independent practices to come on the journey with me.‘
Amy Martin
Wow, what a conversation starter!
The VetLed Civility training was very impactful really focusing in on how our behaviour towards each other affects patient care. VetLed presented theory and hard-hitting stories but also left our team with a system of tackling incivility practice-wide. This course fitted the bill, Thank You!
Amy Martin
Wow, what a conversation starter!
The VetLed Civility training was very impactful really focusing in on how our behaviour towards each other affects patient care. VetLed presented theory and hard-hitting stories but also left our team with a system of tackling incivility practice-wide. This course fitted the bill, Thank You!
Lacey Pitcher
“Just wanted to check in and say thank you and congratulations.
As a team, VetLed pulled off a brilliantly inspiring conference with a real sense of not only community but a movement for change.”
Lacey Pitcher
“Just wanted to check in and say thank you and congratulations.
As a team, VetLed pulled off a brilliantly inspiring conference with a real sense of not only community but a movement for change.”
Trainers
Dr. Duana McBride
Dr. Cat Auden
Dr. Sara Jackson
Dr. Orly Simkin
Dr. Emma Tallini
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